Got sent here by my company because we didn't know any better. I'm not sure how graphic I can be, but lets just say it wasn't just dirty, it was a health risk. I walked in, and my jaw just dropped when I looked at the room. I immediately went back to the front desk and asked for a full refund and that I would not be staying there.

As I was getting my refund, a lady was there complaining that the staff had given a duplicate copy of her room key to some other guest, who entered while she was naked getting out of the shower. She was understandably irrate.

This is also located in a very dangerous part of Las Vegas, surrounded by prostitution and drugs.

The room was okay. Nothing was gross or anything. Everything in the room seemed like it was from the 70-80s.. no renovated anything.

The hotel seemed to be full of crackheads and gangsters. If you have little kids this is probably not the best place to say. My friends and I got woken up at 6:00am by the loud thumping of a cars stereo system. It lasted at least and hour. I think it took so long to have someone tell them to turn it down out of fear of getting shot or something.

We were on a budget family vacation from the UK. I picked this basic motel very deliberately. No frills and half way between the vulgarity of the Strip and the more humanscale attractions of Downtown. Room value for money was excellent. Why spend wads of cash when all you want to do is sleep in a peaceful secure room? Across the boulevard was an excellent little Cuban restaurant and round the corner on Main Street two excellent thrift stores and the delightful "Attic" with its Americana and surprising recycled fashions. This was our experience of Vegas. Okay we surveyed the dumb gamblers in the shopping mall Venetian and the gross Bellagio but I was so glad to be in our massive king size bed in the Econolodge. The kids had a separate room - the place was so cheap! Thank you Econolodge but please drop the yukky name - call it something like "Travellers Rest" or "Road Haven" - what's with this "Econo" stuff - sounds like the Iron Curtain revisited!

What's to say? It's your basic Econo-Lodge Motel from the old days before they had inside room access. The room was OK, but the motel is in a sleazy part of town with "adult" bookstores and tattoo parlors up and down the street. Not a good environment, espeically if your're traveling with a family.