We spent a long weekend in Las Vegas in October to participate in a wedding.

We used La Quinta points my boyfriend earned during the course of his business travel. Our stay would have been free, but we chose to spend an extra $20 per night in order to upgrade to a suite.

The property itself is pretty standard La Quinta fare - clean, basic and no frills. We planned to spend three nights, but for a couple of reasons, left after one.

First, the suite was really tiny and cramped. We also realized that it would be a lot more fun being on the strip in a place that had 24 hour activity and was in walking distance to the places we were interested in seeing. The deal clincher, however was the bed, which was rock hard and extremely uncomfortable. We woke from our one night at La Quinta sore and feeling bruised.

We got a great deal at the Luxor through Hotels.com - $89 night, which is significantly less than the La Quinta rate.

While we do usually appreciate La Quinta and its no-nonsense approach, we definitely won't stay at this particular property again.

Nice furnishings, quality bedding, quiet. Comes equipped with microwave/frig, desk with phone and internet connection. Bathroom is large and very clean. Atrractive exterior, friendly staff, ten minutes from the airport--great for those early flights.
Would highly recommend this hotel.

We booked three rooms for a business trip. Booked on travelocity because we could not find any rooms thru Marriot. The site said "al new rooms". Forget it! This place is a dump and if you book thru travelocity they are not interested in helping in any way. Would not stay here again for free!

We stayed here at the beginning and end of a tour of the canyons with family. It is a good stay for the price. The interior is nice, bathrooms are somewhat older (towels are quite old), but the nice free breakfast makes up for it. Breakfast included waffles, sausages, hard boiled eggs, banana and apple, yogurt, cereals and oatmeal, juices, and bagels, bread and danishes. Bagels and danishes were individually wrapped so we were able to grab breakfast to go when we headed for the airport. The property had ample parking and was a very easy drive to the airport and the Strip. It is across the street from Terrible's Casino's Bougainvillea Cafe where we ate dinner a couple of times. To tour the Strip, we drove about 3 blocks to Bill's Gambling Hall and Saloon and parked there for free so everything was quite convenient. We never leave valuables in hotel rooms so theft was not a problem. This property should appeal to the budget-conscious traveler. We would stay here again.