I stayed at the La Quinta Inn Las Vegas Airport on March 15. I was very impressed with the room. It was very clean, the beds are nice and comfortable and they had plenty of pillows for you to use. In the room the fridge and microwave is in a nice wooden cabinet.

The hotel is easy to find and in a good area, considering it's not on the strip. But, there are things to do in the area and plenty of restaurants and places to go shopping. I felt comfortable walking at night by myself.

The only thing I didn't like was the parking. But, they have security checking the grounds at night.

I didn't have breakfast so I can't say how it was.

Hotel was three long blocks off the strip, and we only stayed here because it is pet friendly and none of the major Vegas hotels accomodate pets at anything close to a reasonable price. Our first room had a minor problem with ants. We called the desk and they quickly sent a very friendly and apologetic miantenance worker to eradicate the pesky critters, but he suggested we move to another room to be on the safe side. That was OK with us and we felt more than satisfied with his friendliness and prompt response. Still, the front desk immediatley called to lower our rate, then called back later to lower it a second time due to our inconvenience. They, too, couldn't have been more apologetic and seemed genuinely concerned that we be satisfied with our stay. The hotel was perfectly acceptable and reasonably priced (even before the two in-house rate reductions) but clearly nothing exciting, fancy, or Vegas-like. Nice complimentary continental breakfast though. If I'm ever back in Vegas with the puppy, I'd definitely stay there again.

Very nice hotel for the money. I was looking for a nice clear room as good price not a resort hotel. If that is what you are looking for then this is an excellent choice. Staff was friendly. Room clean. Property is well maintained. The price was very reasonable versus any of the strip hotels. Only a couple blocks from the middle of the strip.

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.