I've got to knock this place down several notches. First, the front desk guys were rude and seemed to just wish we would go away upon checking in. Not just passively rude, extrovertedly rude and unprofessional (even by Comfort Inn standards, yes). The hotel is in a noisy, crummy spot. I could hear tons of loud cars and shouting from my first floor (outside corridor) room near Paradise Rd. I know it's Vegas, but the door to my room was very thin. As a solo girl traveler, I didn't feel that safe there. Room cleanliness was not great. They only had wired internet. Breakfast is bare bones and packed with people. I was really disappointed with this place since the other reviews on here made it sound fine. Right when you walk into the horribly outdated lobby, you'll know...if you make the mistake of thinking you can't afford anything else in Vegas. On the contrary, I later used Priceline.com (easy to use) to get a much much nicer room on the strip for less money than I paid to stay at the Comfort Inn. For even $80 you should be able to get a good room on the strip, if that's what you're looking for. You will probably enjoy that much, much more than this crummy Comfort Inn.

We wanted a room for one-day as our plane was leaving that evening (1 am). All we were looking for was a reasonably-priced room (around $100) that was a decent location and also included a pool. We hit the jackpot here with the location (across from the Hard Rock) and there was a shuttle to bring you to the Strip (specific two places) and the airport.

The rooms were fine and included a kitchenette. The pool was smaller than appeared online, but was fine although not heated. There were a few restaurants close-by to walk to.

However, the shuttle is not consistent (reminds me of the Mexico trips) to the Strip. And, even though the site and the staff will tell you the shuttle goes to 11 pm, that's not the case. They informed us to be at the hotel by 10:30 for the airport shuttle. We arrived at 10;20 and the shuttle was already gone. One of the clerks, Robert, was rude and said you know how it goes.

Would I stay here again? Yes, I would. Would I deal with Robert again, ABSOLUTELY NOT.

After getting very bad directions I was finally able to find the hotel. I was surprised by the location. Very conveniently located across from UNLV and the Hard Rock Cafe.

The pictures make it look really nice, but the rooms were a bit run down. They could use some updating. The beds could have been more comfortable. Very used rooms. They seemed to be pretty clean though. Very quiet.

Stayed 1 night and that was enough. The breakfast was basic but enough was available. The room was small, so it got a bit over crowded and people were tripping on each other to get at the food.

My son left his short and shirt. We called after leaving and had the hold it at the desk. We picked them up on our return, which surprise me that they actually found them! That was nice.

I stayed here in August 2007 and was very surprised because normally, I would stay in at least a 4 star hotel. Honestly when looking at this hotel online is not very appealing, however, when you actually see it in person, it really is not that bad. Granted it is not a new hotel by any means, but it is reasonable for what you pay per night. Breakfast here was served daily for free and was really good. The only thing that I did not care for was that the carpet in our room was really dirty, but again, we did not even notice this until our last day there. If you are looking for luxury of any type, this is not the hotel for you, however, if you want to go to Vegas and have more money in your pockets to gamble, have fun, see a couple of shows and do some shopping, this hotel will allow you to do all that. As for bugs and all that other negative stuff that people are saying, I did not experience any of that. As for the staff, everyone that was there for the week that we stayed there were professional, friendly and very helpful.