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Jul 28, 2009 by Gesine from Colorado Springs,CO
Overall Rating: 6

• Clean room, good location to walk/connect to the strip.
• Room was very simple equipped.

“Good bus-connection, 24 hours to the strip. The room was simple, but clean. Bed was comfortable. Motel staff was very friendly and helpful.”

May 13, 2006 by Ledora J. from Chicago, IL
Overall Rating: 2
Cleanliness:[2] • Staff:[4] • Location:[4]

• It was inexpensive. The towels and sheets smelled clean.
• I had to change rooms 2 times and the room location was in a corner. The furniture was dirty and chipped. The floor was dirty. I cut my knee on a table.

“I was given a key to a room that was occupied at 1:00 am in the morning! Then the tub drain was clogged in the next room given to me. The last room the fixtures squirted water affecting the water pressure in the shower. I kept finding someone's hair on the floors in the bathroom. I had to go out to Walgreen and buy cleaners and clean my room so that I could feel comfortable staying there. I had to complain several times of guests that were playing extremely loud music from their convertible. Whenever I notified the front desk of my concerns, their attitudes were very indifferent. NOT WORTH THE CHEAPER COST!!!!”

Apr 27, 2006 by Eric from Encino, CA
Overall Rating: 4
Cleanliness:[6] • Staff:[8] • Location:[3]

• Quiet.
• TV didn't work. Non-smoking room smelled of smoke.

“Very overpriced for a very unsatisfactory hotel. The room smelled, had a very old air system and the TV made funny noises when tuned to CNN.”

Apr 10, 2006 by Wallace from Saint Cloud, FL
Overall Rating: 1
Cleanliness:[1] • Staff:[1] • Location:[1]

• Nothing!
• Everything!

“My wife and I am accustomed to staying a much nicer hotels. The staff was rude and unhelpful. We requested a non-smoking room as my wife has a heart condition, we given a smoking room. We returned to the front desk to ask to be moved to an non-smoking room and the attendant was very rude. I explain that my wife had a heart condition and she could not be in a room where there was smoke, we were given a non-smoking room on the second floor. No elevators. From the looks of the hotel and where it was located, my wife didn't feel safe and I did not think our bags would be there if we left and returned. We check-out within 15 minute of checking in and was charged a nights stay.”

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