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I will say the value here was great. We only stayed one night. Location is great being on Fremont street where i spend most of my time. Room is small but cute. Didn't spend much time in room by trying to sleep was aweful. We got back to our room about 1:30am and the noise was extremely bad. Perhaps the location of the room was the problem. Our room was on the corner near Fremont street. It sounded like we were right by the stage. The noise didn't calm down till almost 3 am on a Sunday night. The lights were brought but the curtains did a decent job of blocking the light. The other huge issue for me was the ac or whatever it is they have there. A sign above the control says it only blows cool air in the summer and warm air in the winter. Our room was cold even with the unit off. So for me i wouldnt stay again. Perhaps if in a room not near Fremont street or bring an extra blanket and you will be ok.

Our first time staying in Fremont Street. We stayed in the Cabana Suites. With a boutique style setting, it was so easy to get in and out of our room without having to walk through a casino. I liked the Art Deco vibe the lobby offered...plus skittles on the counter was a plus. We stayed in a Senior Suite, a large room with Art Deco vibes as well. Comfy bed, big shower, sinks for 2... El Cortez was a great stay.

Had a bit of a struggle at check in, came a day early and booked one night two hours ahead of arriving, desk clerk could not find my reservation and told I would have to come back later... unacceptable resolution, I said "get manager". About 5- 10 minutes of waiting and they had found my reservation and got me checked in. Very nice corner room with king bed and great view, but bell man came with my stuff and said I had to change rooms, clerk had made mistake... other room was unacceptable, had to go back downstairs and make a fuss, and was given the original room for my entire 4 night stay. Last two days it started getting really hot in vegas, and I started having trouble with my AC, which they fixed. Twice. Other than these minor irritations, the hotel was fine, would stay there again, and would also stay at several other Fremont Street hotels if the price is right. I look for bargains on 3 star and 4 star hotels when coming to Vegas, am there for work not fun. The D is one I have stayed at before and will stay at again.

We have been to las Vegas for so many times since 1991 miss counting lol...But ever since we stayed in Fremont street experience for a few time then we love to stay there whenever we go to las Vegas again...It has a few nice hotels and casinos right by there in Fremont street and its very convenient for all the entertainments... Fremont street experience has so much things to see also has all kinds of great entertainments It is a fun place to be...I definitely would recommend any one to go staying in Fremont street experience when you go to Vegas.

Overall a great stay here. So cheap compared to others and no resort fees. Try and ask for a quieter room so you can chloegracesimpson@hotmail.com. we got use to a faint rumble from the Fremont street and generators staff really great here and reception spot on with check in and requests such as a coffee machine. Would recommend you get the best connect card great offers and benefits and senior day was great for grandad! Paradise buffet a bargain with the card.

We arrived at the hotel around 2 and were pleasantly surprised to have been able to check in at that time. The rooms are large, clean and comfortable. It is an older hotel so they are a bit dated. But for the price, you won't be disappointed. The staff was very friendly and pleasantly answered any questions we had. The hotel is close enough to walk to Fremont Street but far enough away from the noise. We would definitely consider staying here again.

The hotel has very comfortable rooms all recently renovated with very comfortable beds . Our party of 7 were very pleased with their new rooms/beds etc. The only issues were the smoky casino (found in every hotel/casino in LV) and the music heard in some rooms (but not all) from Fremont Street late in the evening. Not a fault of the Hotel as the large property complex that was the Las Vegas Club and various casinos were demolished recently allowing the noise to be heard as there is nothing between it and Fremont Street. That should not be a problem once the new casino complex is finally rebuilt. The gym is a bit tiny for our purposes. we ate mainly at the adjoining Main Street Station buffets. Overall an enjoyable stay.

There was nothing we liked about this motel. We disliked everything - the motel should be condemned & demolished. The area was not great. There was no security for door & windows. Non-Smoking room stunk of years of smoke and the smell remained on us with only 2 minutes of exposure. We chose our car. Fremont St was a BAD experience. We & our car were checked out by a group of people on the street & the motel guests. The area was poorly lit. The metal key let us into a tiny room that reeked of smoke - in this non-smoking room. The door security chain had been removed, there was no deadbolt, and the throw on the storeroom style doorknob barely caught plate on the doorframe. There were two towels, no washclothes.e front window for security; the bathroom window had nothing to secure it. We returned the key to the man on There was a wall mounted light fixture sitting on a table. We did not check th duty and told him of our complaints. He said that he considered the room to be secure and basically said 'too bad'. We would have normally chosen a motel with a name we were familiar with but there were no vacancies that night and we were passing through (5 conventions in Vegas at once). We chose to sleep in our car rather than this motel. I don't know if it was clean, but it sure didn't look like it - We didn't know what we would catch or bring home with us. Our clothes and hair reeked throughout the night from our short look around the room. We highly recommend that an agent inspect this motel and remove it from the motels you offer.

The Golden Nugget was a unique experience for our group. Previously we had all stayed in Strip hotels, and as I expected, Fremont Street and the Golden Nugget were laid back and perfect for us. The rooms were spacious and comfortable. The front desk staff, bellman, and housekeepers were all very friendly and helpful. The Noodle House restaurant had some of the best Asian food my family has had, including the sushi. I was a bit put off by the charges for things that at other hotels in other cities were complimentary. Such as USA Today, use of the hotel fitness center, and internet service. In this economy, it seems a daily newspaper could have been included. Perhaps with the cost of my $8 Bloody Mary! I would also suggest that the hotel is actually sending their guests screaming in terror at the thought of sitting through the Gordie Brown Show. After 5 days at the Golden Nugget, riding the elevators with the continuous video loop of Gordie highlights, his show was the last thing our family wanted to see. Mostly though, we would highly recommend the Golden Nugget to our friends!

We paid for a room on 31st Dec. The hotel is on 15th Street in Downtown Las Vegas. When we started walking towards the motel from the Golden Nugget hotel, the neighborhood got scarier. We came across people ogling at us and asking for money. The neighborhood was really scary. After reaching 8th street, we did not feel safe at all and decided to walk back and did not check into the motel. Later we heard from a fellow traveller that there are a lot of shootings in that neighborhood, people smoke pots and the police have put camera's on the street to monitor their activities. We asked for a refund from the manager of the motel, but she refused. I would not recommend anyone to stay at Desert Moon motel.