2-Star Hotels in Las Vegas

It was great the girl at front desk helped alot and she was very kind and she also went out her way to help me.The view we had was great as well

We enjoyed the old Vegas feel of the hotel. The young man at the reception desk was friendly and efficient, the maids were professional the rooms were clean and functional the tv was in good condition, close to Fremont st and overall very convenient, this is the first time I stayed in downtown LV and hopefully not the last, thanks

There is basically no hotel service at all, the parking space is a bit nervous but it still stops. The environment is a bit noisy, the building is relatively old, a simple elevator is very original, the internal facilities are very simple, and the emergency stay is OK.

On the plus side, the room was clean and the bed was extremely comfortable. It was quiet enough, having a fridge is nice, and the water pressure is to die for. My room on the third floor faced the mountains; nice view. The main issue was that the wi-fi was absolutely brutal. If you don't care about wi-fi, this is a fine spot. If you do, this is not the place for you.

The hotel is close to the airport, but a little far from the main street. If you don't drive yourself, it's not recommended. We took a taxi on the first day. It took more than ten minutes from the airport to the hotel. The meter showed $21, and it was $33 with tax and tip. It felt a bit expensive. It's better to stay on the main street. The hotel is more expensive, but it's within walking distance. You can drive yourself. Their parking lot is free for guests.

nice little place to stay especially if you want to save money. location is a little far from the ***** but can always uber down or walk a long way

The room was clean and the service staff had a good attitude, but the sound insulation was not very good. I heard footsteps in the room upstairs early in the morning. The small refrigerator was not cold and had a strong smell. The room was not cleaned for the extended stay. The sofa bed is not a bed, just a sofa. I asked for extra blankets but they were not available. It is not the size of a five-person room and there are only four sets of towels. The advantage is that there is no parking fee and no additional charges. Maybe it is because we ordered breakfast for five people. Breakfast on weekdays is only served until nine in the morning, which is a bit rushed and the breakfast content is ordinary. It doesn't feel like a Marriot, but the location is good.

Ellis Island - a better motel with an attached ****** (and the cheapest steaks in town). Rooms are clean and have everything you need for a short stay (2 days). It's about a 15-minute walk to the ***** and the Sphere. The pool is ”gifted” - if you want to hang out by the pool, you should book somewhere else. Definitely recommended for a short stay. Tip: Room prices drop significantly on the planned date of your stay, so it's best to book at short notice. Note: the resort fee is payable separately on site and is now a whopping $40 - per night!

The location is very good, in the center of Las Vegas, free parking, no resort fees, the price is quite high, the luxury hotels around are too expensive, the poor can't afford it, this is a good deal

Great location, close to food courts, the hotel looked brand new, the buffet breakfast was good with options of fruit, eggs, sausage and so on, overall very good choice