\"You get what you pay for\" is the best way to describe this place. It's really a collection of little things that drag this place down...\n\nAs far as appearances go it's nothing to write home about. The most impressive thing is the tower. It's on the northern end of the strip, far away from most of the action. Luckily we rented a car so travel to and from wasn't an issue. In the plus column there was always plenty of self-parking. There is a small, shady hotel across the street that was pretty old. I wouldnt have been surprised if a crazy person had run out of it and tried to start something. I dont know what people on here are talking about, our check-in was a breeze. We got to the hotel well before our check-in time and were easily able to get a room. Yeah, about the rooms...\n\nThe rooms are pretty basic: dresser with drawers, a nightstand, ironing board, flat-screen television, small table with 2 chairs. It's pretty much like a Motel 6. The decor was pretty \"blah\" and looked like something out of the late 90s/early 00's. One important thing was missing from our room: an alarm clock! The only way you know what time it is is to turn on the TV or use your phone/watch. The remote to our TV was wonky, you had to press the buttons several times to get anything to work. The bathroom is small, but it does the job. The tub is unusually tall and I almost slipped when I was stepping out of it. There's room service available, but the pages were placed inside our book backwards and upside down. Weird.\n\nThe service we received was OK. My friend noticed that the sheets on his bed had not been changed on his bed, but was OK with it since we were hardly ever there. Night 2 rolls around and we notice that his sheets STILL hadnt been changed despite a service sign on the door. It's like they just made the bed but never cleaned the sheets. \n\nIt was my first time in Vegas and I take this as a lesson learned. It was just OK, but I'll definitely stay on the southern end at one of the nicer places the next time I visit.
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