Check-in was quick and easy and the staff was friendly and tried to be accommodating. The place is probably much better on the weekend. It's important to note that we stayed Sunday through Thursday, and some of the biggest problems we encountered are only applicable to the weekdays. * Some of the issues we had may be due to Covid-related cuts since the city is not fully back to normal operations yet, so you may want to call ahead to make inquiries if you're considering a stay here. Well, they just have a whole host of new ones. We decided to try again since they have a new tower and thought some of the problems may have been resolved. I was underwhelmed with the place back then due to a number of small annoyances that added up and made the experience not as enjoyable as it could have been. I had stayed at the Downtown Grand back in 2015 when it was still a fairly new property. I would probably give this about a one and a half star. General honesty I would more equate this to a beachside hotel rather than a resort type setting that you would expect here. We have a mountain view for my room which is also very pretty. On the plus side the pool does look very pretty but we did not go. There is a three drawer dresser that is not very large and a wall mounted chifferobe where you can hang items.

It is about 30 minutes from the Vegas strip and there is no shuttle from this location. This hotel is within walking distance to Fremont Street but our two teenage boys were approached by drug dealers within 10 minutes of getting there. There is no refrigerator or coffee maker in the room. There is a half door in the shower and one very small chair in the seating area. The room is very very small in the beds were not what we were offered when we made the reservation.

We were told that we would get a continental breakfast but it was not honored when we checked in or the next morning. We were supposed to stay three nights but will be checking out after one.

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