This is a poor excuse for a hotel. My girlfriend and I were in Vegas for the Superbowl weekend. If I had know what I potential disaster this complex was, I would have spent extra money to stay in a better quality hotel. The room was disgusting. The sheets didn't fit on the bed. I found blood on the walls of the motel and felt very unsafe for me and my girlfriend. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

Stayed here for two nights the food is the only good thing that and the 2$ min bets on roullette but that is it. There were gangbangers and hookers across the street at the Jack in the Box, definitly not the classiest spot in Vegas but not bad for 30 bucks so make sure to lock your door and check your sheets good thing i was on the strip most of the trip!!!

After reading the reviews on this site, we decided to bring our own sheets and towels. It was definitely a smart move. We called the front desk to ask that housekeeping skip our room because we were afraid our towels and sheets would be taken. The front desk transferred us to housekeeping's voicemail, and we left a message. That day, housekeeping came into our room anyway. They stole one of our towels. I don't even think they cleaned the room. We called them, and they denied receiving our voice message. They also said that there was no way to get our towel back. It was on a truck with a million other towels. We asked to speak with the manager. Oddly enough, the manager was conveniently not available and wouldn't be back until the next afternoon. Of course, we would be gone by then. There was no one else to talk to. You'd think that there would be someone able to compensate us for our loss. It was rediculous. I wouldn't recommend staying at this dump, but if you have to, ask for a non-smoking room and bring your own sheets and towels. Hide your sheets and towels when you leave your room.

I barely survived a night at this poor excuse of a hotel. As my boyfriend and I arrived in Las Vegas for the first time, we were exicited. And then we saw and SMELLED our motel room. As we walked up the stairs to our room, we had a lovely view of a truck stop. As we proceeded into the room a stale urine odor filled the room. The ceiling looked as if it was going to collaspe at any minute. The bed was scary (god knows what was lurking in those sheets) The next moring we went for a refund and ended up with a telephone bill that didnt belong to us! Overall, if you have the choice to sleep on in your car or in a free niight at the Wild Wild West (the name fits the motel pefrectly) I suggest sleeping in your car. Its safer, cleaner and proably more comfortable.