text: You're definitely getting what you pay for staying here.\n\nI booked one night here prior to moving to a better hotel to save some money.  Thanks goodness we stayed only one night!\n\nPro:\n- Cheap price for a good location on the Strip\n- Room was a decent size, lots of extra space (probably because of the lack of furniture)\n\nCons:\n- The room felt like it was incomplete and could have used some extra furniture like more seating and mirrors.  The few furniture pieces that were in there were outdated and decrepit.  Opening and closing the drawers took a lot of effort because the wood kept sticking.\n- The bathrooms were horrible.  The shower didn't drain well so by the end of a bath you'd end up with the tub water being well above your feet.  At first we couldn't find tissue in the bathroom so we had to use toilet paper, but we later discovered the tissue box was oddly placed in the wall behind the towels.  If we hadn't used up the towels we probably never would have found it there.\n- The rooms have the motel style heater / AC rather than central air with thermostats.  In order to circulate air in the stuffy room, we had to keep it on all night but it was so loud and noisy that it kept us up.  Even worse, when we turned on the heater it let out some nasty, chemical smell that stunk up the room.\n- The elevators are old and slow.  The hotel doesn't have that many floors but the amount of time it took us to go from 1 to 11 equaled about 3x the amount of time it took us to go from 1 to 54 at our other hotel.  Plus, the sounds the elevator made has us all laughing that we would drop to our death at any minute.  On top of that, one of the elevators was broken in our tower so the wait too forever.  Luckily another guest, and not the staff, tipped us off that we could use the other tower elevators    \n- The casino was also stuffy and much like the rooms, air doesn't seem to circulate well there either.  Maybe it was the small size and low ceilings but we felt like we couldn't breathe whenever we walked through there\n- Definitely more of an older crowd that stays here.  If you're looking for the 20 - 30 yr old Vegas experience you won't find it here\n- Checking in took forever!  We got there on a Thursday afternoon and the line was almost to the door.  Took us 30 minutes to get through the line and check in.  I thought it was just like that when we arrived but it seemed like every time we passed the \"lobby\" there was always a long line.