text: 0 stars. \n\nThis \"hotel\" really is the epitome of the phrase \"you get what you pay for.\" \n\nUnfortunately, a flight cancellation forced my buddy and I to stay another night in Vegas. Instead of dropping another 200 dollars to stay at the Mirage, we reluctantly decided to stay at the IP for $29. It sounded like a good idea but turned out to be an epic fail. \n\nI'm real simple to please and when staying in a hotel I really only expect the basics; something clean, quiet and secure. This dump failed to meet either one of those minimum standards. \n\nThe $29 rooms are in a separate \"building\" a couple hundred yards behind the main building. This \"building\" look like an old WWII army barracks not a vegas strip hotel. To access this \"building\", you had to walk through a dark, unsecured ally while taking in strong scent of urine every few feet...awful. \n\nAlong with your room key, the front desk should have issued you a gas mask as well because I'm certain some of the fumes we inhaled when we walked into the room were toxic. I seriously look under the bed and in the closet expecting to find a dead corps. Yes, it was THAT bad! \n\nNothing was clean, some parts of the furniture were held together with duck tape, and the air conditioning unit sounded like a freight train. I'm not sure how this place passes health inspections. \n\nI didn't plan on drinking that night, but shortly after walking into this \"room,\" i realized that getting intoxicated was literally required in order for me to get some sleep. \n\nBottom line, I wouldn't recommend this hotel to a sewer rat looking for somewhere to dwell. For a similar price you can go across the street to Bills Gambling Hall and Saloon and sleep somewhere clean and comfortable. Skip the IP.