Room was broken into, the first night we arrived, while we were in the room. The "Electronic Key' and 'Deadbolt' were compromised. Management told us "there was nothing they could do" and that "it was not their problem." When I checked out they added bogus charges to the bill. Once again, management told me that there was nothing they could do. Stay away from this place.

We actually booked here because of a conference that was being held at the Clarion.
Where to start…well first off, the pictures on the web are TOTALLY false, except for the fountain in the center of the FREEZING COLD pool. That was pretty. The so called limo was no were to be found. We received a luxury ride in an Econo-line Van. Very impressive. The room was dirty upon arrival. Hair on the counter top. Food crumbs on the floor etc. The first night @ midnight exactly the phone started buzzing and message light flashing. Lady at desk said they would fix it but never did. We finally just unplugged it. The beds were HORRIBLE. They both bowed in the middle. The Television quality and reception was lousy. The exercise facility was gross, it smelled like a nasty arm pit with dirty towels on the floor. The “hot tub” was cold and taped off, out of order for two out of the three days that we were there. Then the day we were leaving it was opened with leaves, twigs and sand on the bottom. Go figure. To top this all off, as we were packing up to finally leave, checking everywhere to make sure we don’t leave anything behind, we found drugs and drug paraphernalia behind the second bed. Went down to talk to the manager and they wouldn’t even come talk to us. The girl at the counter just apologized and said they would talk to house keeping. WHAT EVER!

Don't believe anything they have in writing, bathroom was filthy, enamel on sink chipping, lucky if you have condiments for coffee in room, cook didn't show up for breakfast no substitue therefore no breakfast available, restaurant open until 9:00 pm but they quit cooking at 8:00 pm, you can probably get one of the bartenders to fix you a salad if you are there before 9:00 pm don't look for a night cap because they close at 9:00 pm, fire alarm goes off for no reason, no hot water because the maintenance man didn't want to come in early to restart them after the city had water shut off during night, desk clerk couldn't figure out how to make change from cash deposit left,

Where to start… I booked this hotel, because it was near the airport and had free internet (to do online check-in). We were only staying the night before our flights out the next day. We have been to Vegas a dozen times in the last 5 years, so we didn’t really want to be on the strip.(due to traffic and such)
We arrived early (before check-in) and they kindly let us check in. The exterior of the hotel made me nervous, it was very old, weathered, just plain run down. I was willing to overlook it (I was only paying $89). When we got in they were in remodeling, everything was torn apart. But we thought OK, we will get to our room and maybe it will be better, not so loud and dirty.
Ohh, but it only got worse. The shag carper had so many unidentifiable stains. It was like a crime scene. I didn’t remove my shoes. My husband went to the front to ask to change rooms. (Our friends a room that had clean carpet)
As we walked to the front desk, we felt we were in the ghetto. The parking lot was filled with thugs. (and no, they were not workers, just loiterers)
Understand, I have traveled to world. Been in great and not so great hotels. Had to have armed guards. But, my husband said that he would leave the luggage on the car, because at least it had an alarm. He thought the room would be robbed.
We told them our problems and they kindly let us check out without being charged. We went directly to the Treasure Island (our favorite Vegas hotel) and for $10 more had a beautiful, clean, pleasant stay. It was $10 well spent.
I stay at Choice Hotels (Clarion Inn, Quality Inn, Comfort Inn) all over the world. Belong to Choice Privilege club, even have there credit card. But even a loyal customer like me, had to leave this disaster of a hotel.