Hotels in Las Vegas, NV

The hotel advertises that there are no alarm clocks in the room -- which is true. But, there wasn't a phone either! Luckily, I didn't have any problems needing a call to the front desk. Make sure to have a cell phone with you if you are planning to stay here. The hotel has lots of character -- a "living room" in the Gold Point building with a bed to sprawl out on. The "back yard" has different play areas including an Airstream trailer. Talk about nostalgia! The property has two buildings -- a motel style (i.e., outdoor walkway entry to the room) and the Tower building with an interior hallway. I stayed in the Tower room, which was recently redone in a contemporary style, though some things were just odd. The switch to turn on the desk lamp was on the cord and behind the desk making it very difficult to reach. The TV channel guide in the room did not match the channel order on the TV. The missing vertical vane on the blinds made for a very bright room early in the morning. The limited electrical outlets in the room are all used by the items in the room -- a power strip is hidden underneath the chest. Only 2 coffee vouchers are provided at check-in and can be redeemed at the Fiddlestix cafe in the Gold Point building. Parking at the Neapolitan parking garage located across the street is included in the stay. There is a small pay-by-the-hour parking lot on the property with a few spaces reserved for hotel registration.

No food on premises, room was simple and clean. Bathroom was modern and very clean. Ample parking at back. Walls are thin so neighbors can probably hear you ... I could hear my neighbors but was exhausted so slept soundly.