Excellent value we stayed for one night which being a Saturday was very expensive on the Strip but cheap here. It is just off the Strip along from Wynns and overlooks the Hilton. Lovely clean room with kitchenette which would have been excellent had we stayed longer.

So it's not the Wynn, I still loved it and will stay at the Somerset again. The rooms were large and clean. I never expected to find a room with a built-in kitchen with stove and oven, or the incredible in-room details of vintage, yet simple, space-age light fixtures. Perhaps I'm too easily amused by old-Vegas detail, like the bottle opener installed beneath the bathroom doorknob, but I really enjoyed this place. It's a time warp and very well-maintained which is evident from the roadside and the motel's incredible, enormous, and impeccably-maintained neon signage. There is a bit of owner-pride at this establishment. Sure it's rough around the edges, but you can't beat the price or that old-Vegas style.

There is no thermostat, meaning that your room is either too hot or too cold. The motel's cheap idea must be to force you to turn off the heat or AC so as to save electricity. The hallway carpets and stairwell emitted a mild odor; the sink drain was rusting; footsteps above my room thundered through a poorly-constructed ceiling; 6:00 A.M. garbage trucks rousted me in my sleep; and the management lost my reservation (bad news during a convention). While the price and location compare favorably with that of other hotels near the LVCC, your experience there will not. Get this: owner Irwin Kishner is a board member of the Nevada Hotel and Lodging Association, which must have an "anything goes" policy. Las Vegas is a city of a wide choice of hotels, and there is no reason for you to be at the low end of the scale.

We couldn’t get a room in Vegas for under $350/night so I researched places on-line and because of the positive ratings this motel had, we decided to stay there.

Like all the ratings say, this isn’t a 5 star hotel, there are no frills, but despite that we loved this place!!!!!

The rooms were big, with a small kitchenette and because we smoke we have a balcony. It was like a small one bedroom apartment. The service was great and staff was extremely friendly. Using our AAA card we paid under $50/night and I would have paid $75/night no problem.

If you are on a budget or can’t find a room I recommend staying here!