2-Star Hotels in Las Vegas

It was great the girl at front desk helped alot and she was very kind and she also went out her way to help me.The view we had was great as well

The location was terrific, right beside the main entrance of Circus Circus. Saving you the trouble of telling your driver which Travelodge i am head too. Bed are a bit soft for me and the pillow are tiny. But the housekeeping is very good with their job. The front desk is both friendly and accommodating when we requested for early check in. Only this particular red hair lady that is totally the opposite that took away the points for service. Best of all, they do not charge resort fees to guests.

The room is small, but it is clean, the parking lot is not easy to find, it takes a few laps to find it, cross the road in the parking lot at the gate, and use the hotel room card to pay no parking fee.

There is basically no hotel service at all, the parking space is a bit nervous but it still stops. The environment is a bit noisy, the building is relatively old, a simple elevator is very original, the internal facilities are very simple, and the emergency stay is OK.

On the plus side, the room was clean and the bed was extremely comfortable. It was quiet enough, having a fridge is nice, and the water pressure is to die for. My room on the third floor faced the mountains; nice view. The main issue was that the wi-fi was absolutely brutal. If you don't care about wi-fi, this is a fine spot. If you do, this is not the place for you.

This hotel is just a block off the *****. We were here for part business and part leisure. You can see the MGM from the Hampton Inn. The Knights hockey arena is across the street. The parking is covered and secured. The front desk staff were all smiling and checkin was quick and smooth, even though the hotel was bustling with business. The rooms were all squeaky clean, beds comfortable and hallways quiet at night. Free breakfast was lovely. Big shout out to MARJORIE, who was in charge of the breakfast area. She even came over to me at the table I was at by the business section to ask me if I wanted anymore food before breakfast closed. How attentive was that?! I’ll be enjoying the pool today as it will be about 85 degreees. If you want to save a few bucks by being off the ***** but close enough to walk to it, I Would definitely recommend this Hotel.

nice little place to stay especially if you want to save money. location is a little far from the ***** but can always uber down or walk a long way

The room was clean and the service staff had a good attitude, but the sound insulation was not very good. I heard footsteps in the room upstairs early in the morning. The small refrigerator was not cold and had a strong smell. The room was not cleaned for the extended stay. The sofa bed is not a bed, just a sofa. I asked for extra blankets but they were not available. It is not the size of a five-person room and there are only four sets of towels. The advantage is that there is no parking fee and no additional charges. Maybe it is because we ordered breakfast for five people. Breakfast on weekdays is only served until nine in the morning, which is a bit rushed and the breakfast content is ordinary. It doesn't feel like a Marriot, but the location is good.

Overnight stay to pick up family for a roadtrip. After almost 12 hrs driving, I was looking forward to a good meal & a beer (the hotel listed a ******, brewery & a couple dining options onsite). Took way too long to check in, got stuck behind a large party & the check in desk seemed short staffed. And ALL the dining options were also showing at least 30 minute waits... ended up with a couple slices of pizza (which were quite good) from the overly smoky ******. The room was in good condition & was comfortable. However, I woke up the next morning to leaf blowers before 8 AM... really?

The location is very good, in the center of Las Vegas, free parking, no resort fees, the price is quite high, the luxury hotels around are too expensive, the poor can't afford it, this is a good deal