Upon arriving to the room, it was as if the door had not been open for days and was musty and nasty. I tried to adjust the wall thermostat – not working. I went to the window unit, touch the knob on the front and the entire front of the cooling unit fell off on the floor. I called down and they told me to wait and they would send keys up for a new room. After waiting 10 minutes we received the keys. I go to get in, they do not work. I have to go back down 5 flights and get new keys. I finish my work out this morning…and no juice…no donut…NOTHING unless I want to pay a lot for it. Bob’s $29.99 motor lodge has box of donuts and a glass of juice. I complained twice to the desk and no one cares……not at all….the Customer Relationship Management is horrific. You know what they did tell me…it is in the Hilton family…how can you question it??.

I noticed on the receipt that it was stamped that they charge you a $100 fee if you shorten a reserved stay after arrival. I ask the guy at the front if they have trouble with people wanting to leave and he advised they did...I am surprised..???

An average hotel. Not the best, not the worst.
Pros: Comfy beds, close to the airport and rental car return area, has a hotel bar if you want a drink, several computers with internet access, pretty good cookies when you check in. Cheap rooms for Las Vegas, friendly staff at the front desk (and the bar).

Cons: Our room wasn't as clean as it could have been (some hair in the bathtub and used dental floss on the sink and a little mildew in the grout in the shower), smaller bathroom, no complimentary breakfast (the only hotel on our trip lacking this feature), but there is an on-site restaurant (but I didn't try it)

Not as nice as it could have been, but not bad either. Of all the hotels we stayed in on our trip, I liked this one the least. It would be nice if they would put TWO luggage racks in a room with two beds. Very few hotels seem to do this. Overall, this hotel serves its purpose; getting a good night's sleep and having a short drive to the airport.

I expected this hotel to be a little nicer than it really was. The shuttle from the airport was fine although we too did not realize it ran on the half hour. Call to the hotel was wasted if they had put this on their website.

The hotel is located in an office park with an Applebee's out front. Airplane noise was never really a problem as you're far enough away and not on any of the flight paths.

A girls athletic team was in the lobby as we arrived, but we were checked-in immediately as the front desk staff brushed aside the girls. I was handed my room key and cookies, but nothing was ever communicated to me from the front desk clerk. So, I said "OK, which way to my room?" to which they replied by pointing down a hallway.

The hotel has only two elevators and one was broken. We ended up waiting 15 minutes as the girls took shifts piling in ahead of us. As we opened the door to the room we were met with a blast of hot air. The room faced west, drapes open, and the A/C on at over 80 degrees. On a 100+ degree in Vegas, this was a bit stifling. We headed straight for the A/C and turned it way down and the fan way up. The window unit chugged away and it gradually started getting cooler. I do mean gradually. It took nearly two hours for the room to cool down to where we were not sweating.

First trip to the bathroom was surprising. In the trash can was a large clump of hair. Now where did that come from? Bathroom was on the small side. Everything worked except the drain stop in the sink. Shower somewhat confusing to operate.

Beds were OK. Pretty standard mid-range hotel room. One chair and a small desk. Basic TV with 20-30 channels. Wi-fi worked fine and was free which these days is a bonus and very much appreciated.

The hotel has a nice lobby with a small deli/bakery counter which was handy and of pretty good quality.

We stayed only one night since we arrived on a Saturday and it's difficult to get into a strip hotel on a Saturday. In the morning a walked about a mile down the street to the car rental center which was convenient. Overall, I think I'd choose another hotel if I needed a one-nighter near the airport. Upkeep, service, and housekeeping were certainly below par.

I stayed at the Doubletree after a website named it the best Vegas airport hotel:

http://airporthotelguru.com/las-vegas-las/

I was looking for a hotel that didn't have a noisy casino, so it was perfect. As an added bonus they are close to the airport. They had a free shuttle to the Strip also, which was a great service for getting TO the Strip but inconvenient getting back (since you have to wait outside in the heat without knowing exactly when it will come). So I ended up taking a cab that. That was my only complaint. A terrific choice otherwise.