Ok hotel, but the carpeting needs to be cleaned or removed. I was in room 203 which allowed me to have a large porch with some sitting chairs. A good view of Las Vegas Blvd. It's in the area where the wedding chapels are. It's best to have a car, as I always do in Vegas

Overall, this is an OK motel with decent rooms- but you get what you pay for.

I stayed at this motel for five nights during the annual CES trade show.

This budget chain is located in a shady-looking part of town, about a mile north of the strip, next to a few adult stores. It's definitely not a good area, but doesn't look too unsafe either.

I saw three different rooms during this trip. The rooms are sized acceptably, clean, and neat. However, the beds aren't the most comfortable; the air is dry, and the heater is loud.

Free continental breakfast and daily newspaper was a nice touch for a cheap motel. However, the advertised free wireless internet is located only near the office. Based on the three rooms I moved around in to find wireless, I estimate less than a third of the rooms will have wi-fi signal. However, the staff were always friendly and willing to help (in switching rooms), and internet is also available at the computers in the office.

For the price, I would stay there again. Still, this is not a hotel to vacation at.

This Econo Lodge is exactly what its name suggests - a budget motel that offers good value for an overnight stay. The room was clean and comfortable, there was plenty of hot water, free in-room wi-fi, no noise from neighbouring rooms or the parking lot and pleasant staff. A continental breakfast of bagels, packaged muffins, juice and coffee is available in the lobby - not great, but okay.

The location is described as the Strip, but in fact it's above the Strip proper and below Downtown. It's handy to know this if you're planning to take a shuttle bus to or from the airport. We had quite a hard time finding a service - and there are many at McCarran - to take us to the hotel. They invariably told us we weren't on their route (there are two: Strip and Downtown). We finally found someone smart enough to realize we were NEAR one of the stops on the Downtown route (Sin City Motel/Hostel, if you need to tell them; it's very close to the Econo Lodge), and they dropped us there.

The district around the Econo Lodge isn't the greatest, but we felt perfectly safe walking a block up the street to the Seven Eleven and across to Walgreen's, even around 11 p.m. The Deuce bus stops practically outside the motel door.

... you might be more comfortable in a Clark County holding cell than the Las Vegas Econolodge. So go break a law and have three hots and a cot. You'll at least have Amnesty International on your side.

Was booked here for a quick business trip, three nights, Friday through Sunday, by someone in my office unfamiliar with the place.

It looked good online. $49 a night over a busy Vegas weekend, coffee in rooms, continental breakfast, central location. In fact, the central location was in the hellhole neighborhood between the north end of the Strip and downtown. Very scary and remote, wall-to-wall crackheads and tweakers. Nowhere to eat nearby, but all the adult bookstores and tattoo parlors you could wish for. There was no coffee, neither in the room nor in the lobby, and the continental breakfast advertised was closed pending a health inspection. Bed sloped down on the sides, only good if you're sleeping alone in the middle. The hot water wasn't, and... worst ... the air conditioners were broken so the night temperature hovered in the mid-90’s in the rooms. Best I can say is I didn't see any bugs.

Oh, the old guy at the counter on night duty was really sweet and did try to sort out the air conditioner. He couldn't, so he gave me the company-set maximum discount for the lack of cool air in the desert: 15%. That works out to, what, $7.50? Not his fault, though, any of it.

I checked out one night early after I found the Stratosphere down the street had a room for $30 (this was Sunday night, when casino rooms are much less expensive) with ample hot water, ice cold air, and all the other traditional casino hotel amenities.

So I didn't have to fight my way into a jail cell for better accommodations.

If you are a single college guy and can't get a room for less anywhere else, it's OK, but not for anyone with even remotely higher expectations, and DEFINITELY not for women traveling alone or anyone with kids.