We stayed here for one night because we had an early flight out of Vegas and wanted to be near the airport. What we failed to realise is that the bottom end of the Strip is near the airport, there's no need to stay at an 'airport hotel'. The room was nice enough, but the ice machine in the hallway was clearly audible all night, as was a loud buzzing from the hotel sign in the parking lot. For the rate, it was not good value and I couldn't recommend it.

Catherine, April and Mike were probably the most personable, genuine staff members I have had the pleasure to do business with while staying at a hotel on business. Vibrations were not that vague, shallow politeness you so often feel from staff members at other hotels. Staff members who has seen to many guests come and go and have become callous and indifferent. Not here at this Best Western. These people showed real interest in a conversation and all were intune to the most sutble of humor( they laughed at my jokes). To misqoute the great Ed Sullivan when talking about Elvis, " These are nice kids". And the rooms and breakfast were nice too:)

Clean and great staff. some noise from airport but not real bad. not far from strip. would stay again.

Our hearts sank when we entered the lobby which is rather gloomy, but to be fair, our room was good, clean with a king size bed. It had all the amenities we needed and expected. Bed was very good. We slept very comfortably. You do get aircraft noise and also we were at the back of the hotel where there is a bus depot. A couple of times we heard buses reversing. Overall, though, it was an ok hotel which was cheaper than staying on the strip. They do a shuttle to the strip and the airport. We had a car so did not use this. There are public transport buses that run down Tropicana Avenue that you can also use.

Breakfast was included so we had this a couple of times (bagels to toast and waffles to make) but generally we just got a cup of tea and went out to the breakfast buffets at the big hotels on the strip.

I would consider this hotel again, but if we did not have a car, it is probably worth paying extra to stay in one of the strip hotels. That way you are not reliant on waiting for public transport or the shuttle.