My girlfriend and I found the Wild wild west a fine place to stay. Worried about the terrible reviews it was close to the strip and we got it for $25 online. I didn't like the added phone charge of 4.95 even after I told them I had no desire to use the phone. While I was booking the room my girlfriend was in the car and a hotel security guard acted weird to her asking if she was staying here. The gambling hall was smoke filled and filled with ugly, middle aged people. Only one decent looking waitress. We didn't gamble. We weren't able to park close to our room and the neighborhood didn't seem the best. Inside the room was clean and didn't stink. Painted and ceiling was fine. Pillows were small but we were glad it wasn't like the description in peoples reviews. Shower was nice and we slept without any loud outside noise. In the morning had no problem with any people while we were leaving. All in all we will probably stay there again if the price is right. I can understand people who spent $100 are not pleased. For $25 we stayed a night longer than planned.

The rooms were great, the staff was very polite, helpful. Ladies watch the elevator. It is right off the street where the taxis park and there were un-desirables hanging around there. My daughter was confronted when approaching the elevators and she was scared to death. Not something that should happen in a Vegas Casino. She failed to call authorities but did''t know any better. That casino really needs to beef up security at that door.

Stayed at the WWW for Super Bowl weekend. Made our travel plans at the last minute and the WWW was the cheapest place we could find reasonably close to The Strip - well...you get what you pay for.

Got a good idea what we were in store for when we pulled in around midnight and saw several shady looking characters in the parking lot smoking what I'm guessing was an illegal substance of one kind or another. The WWW seems to cater to a decidedly low brow element - a lot of the people we encountered there looked like transients.

As for our stay, it was a total disaster. First off, we entered our room and noticed it had a very musty odor and wasn't very clean. In addition, it lacked even the most basic amenities that one typically finds at even the cheapest motels (no phone book, no pen and paper, not even a Bible (I'm guessing the Gideon people are afraid to go there). Not only that but the lock on our door didn't work right (you had to slam it several times to get it to lock). Not only that but they put the room # right on the key so if you happen to lose it anyone who finds it will know exactly which room to rob.

Service at the WWW was sub par as well. We requested a phone book and was told by the surly woman at the desk that the desk copy was the only one they had. Also, repeated requests for extra towels were ignored (housekeepers left us two small towels every morning for two guests). Imagine our surprise when we checked out and saw that our bill included a $4/day "amenities fee". Amenities? What amenities?

WWW is a disaster - avoid it like the plague. If you're looking for a cheap place to stay, spend a few extra bucks and stay a the Imperial Palace or go offstrip to Arizona Charlie's or Sam's Town.

I booked this for NBA All-Star weekend 2007. The photos were great as were the rates.....or so I thought. When we got to the hotel, I felt as if I had stepped back in time into the wild wild west. There was a surcharge to even use the phone, so needless to say as soon as my friend and I saw the room, the area it was located in and the questionable characters looming outside, we immediately pulled out our cell phones to try to find another place to stay. THERE WAS NO PHONE BOOK in the room to assist us. They even still had the old "punch key" type room keys. Well, once we booked another room ON THE STRIP, last minute, during All-Star weekend, we found it was worth the extra expense to be safe and feel secure. While calling other hotels and speaking with other local residents, many of them said they were shocked the place was still open and thought it had been torn down!!

We went by the gift shop to buy some bottled water, the employees were telling off-color jokes and asked my friend and I why we were in town. When we told them, the response was "And why are you staying HERE??"............

Well, they have a 24-hour cancellation policy, so they got our money with no guests inside the room. My friend and I didn't even use the bathroom in there! While we were waiting on our cab to take us to the strip, we sat in the cafe' which was located in ANOTHER BUILDING of the motel..........we grabbed a bite to eat there, food was ok and really cheap. I guess it had to have some redeeming qualities, huh?