Dingy and dirty--don't stay here. The pictures posted on various websites are inaccurate. They are actually of a hotel called St. Tropez, not Knights Inn. Knights Inn shares a transportation van with St. Tropez.

I called a hotels service that advertises that they know hotels to book a room for one night in Las Vegas. I asked for a room that was near the airport, but wasn't a creepy or dirty. The agent assured me the place was nice (I believe she was looking at the pictures of St. Tropez), and I paid $90. I have stayed in bad, dirty and "cheap" hotels before, but never one so dirty and gross, and I've never paid $90 to stay in a dive.

The only positive thing I can say is it is close to the airport and they provide free transportation to and from the airport and into the city.

I called to cancel the reservation after I found I could stay at Hooters for $99. However, the service put me on hold and then disconnected me. I could not reconnect despite many attempts. When I spoke with them later they said they had the wrong number for the hotel.

The hotel said I could not cancel directly through them, since I had paid for the room through a 3rd party agent.

I would not stay in this hotel, nor will I ever use the service that clearly does not know hotels.

We had just arrived from a 12hr flight from NZ. to L.A. Then wait 6hrs for our connection to Las Vegas. We arrived late evening, tired and just wanting to settle in and rest. It took over an hour to get from the airport to the hotel, as the shuttle driver could not find the Knights Inn(apparently we were given the wrong address!) Now this Hotel is only 6mins from the airport! So we go to check-in to be given no help with our bags and it was a fair way to to our room, only to find it was double booked! Now we have to carry and drag ourselves back to the registration office and they seem very discourteous and annoyed that they have to look for another room. Hospitality is very important when it comes to serving tourist who are either from overseas or inter-state visitors. Its only common to ask for help from the hotel about what services they have to offer, so why do they advertise when in fact it doesn't happen . We were terribly disappointed with how unhelpful they were in general about asking for simple questions about Las Vegas. eg Wheres the nearest shopping Mall? Do buses come pass the hotel? Wheres the nearest Post Office? etc. etc. We even heard complaints from other guests and saw one lady who checked-in one day and left the same day because she felt unsafe. With much regret I would not recommend this place to stay.

We stayed at the Knights Inn in Las Vegas for 2 nights. The room was very, very dirty. The popcorn ceiling was full of dust and stains. We didn't even had a trash in the room neither towels and we had to ask for. Then the second day we had to go back to the lobby beause the keys (card) were not working anymore and they had to give us new onces. Anyway, the room was pretty cheap but I would rather pay more than going back there. That's for sure.

Honestly, I've never stayed in a worse hotel. Customer service is obviously NOT in their vocabulary! Ok, problem one: in one of the rooms we were staying in had only one working light. We called the front desk to get it fixed and after a really long time the maintenance man finally came. The man's name was Poncho, he was honestly the BEST part of the hotel stay. He was awesome and got our problems fixed and every time we saw him around he made sure to tell us all a happy hello. OK back to the problems....BIG problem two: They conveniently neglected to inform us of their billing process which resulted in a credit card being put on lock and everyone in our party getting locked out of our rooms. When we called and confronted the manager about this she yelled and screamed at us and offered no help AT ALL, she even hung up on us. As soon as we were back to the hotel I went to the front desk to find out what could be done about the problem and they refused to offer us help, sympathy, or even acknowledgement that the problem had occurred because of the neglectful unprofessional girl who checked us in. As we were taking care of everything the people at the front desk gave us a LOT of attitude and even laughed at us. With much frustration we finally got the problems solved and back into our rooms. Problem three: One of the rooms we booked was for our newly wed friends. Each day at least twice the maid entered their rooms without any knock or other notice at all, she just walked in ready to clean! While we trying to figure out the billing problems we mentioned this and they hardly even acknowledged that either. Problem three: One of our friends had made an acquaintance with the lovely bartender on our last night. She was awesome and kept the bar open all night for us. We left the next day and the day after we left she called the phone number we had put on the account when booking the rooms looking for our other friend... how did she get this number you might ask? The front desk gave it to her!!! Can we say invasion of privacy?! I sure as hell can and I sure as hell will never stay at this piece of crap hotel again! Tell everyone you know! Lets get this place shut down! Everyone in the lobby that i talked to who was also a guest had the same opinion of the place. Not one person i talked to was even hardly satisfied.