This hotel is one of the older hotels. It is in need of repairs, most definitely. (Especially) the air conditioning units. . It isn't the best hotel in Vegas, But it isn't the worse either.. I have stayed in a lot worse.. One really good thing about it is, it is connected to a small casino which is a lot of fun, and employees are really friendly, and they have the "Best" and I mean the "best" small cafe there.. If you like real home cooked food at a decent price, then this is the place for you to eat.
I give the restaurant a ( 10 ) !!!

We stayed at this location on our way to San Diego. We have five children ranging in age from almost 10 to almost 9 months, and we couldn't find any reasonably-priced properties near the Strip that will take a family our size in one room, even though the youngest two don't even sleep in a bed yet. However, this property was more than happy to accommodate us, which we really appreciated.

The property itself is a little older, but, overall, it is clean and in good shape. I don't know if all Super 8's are like this, but you access your room on the inside of the building, so you can use an elevator if you're not on the first floor. With all the luggage we had, we were very grateful for the elevator and the trolley the property provides for guests to use. The two double-bed room we booked was large and fairly nice, and the closet fit most of our luggage. The entire floor we stayed on was smoke-free, so there was no residual cigarette smoke wafting into our room every time the door was opened. The place just smelled nice and fresh. A simple breakfast is provided in the morning, and there is a nice, clean pool on the property, but we didn't have time to use it.

There is a casino attached to the property, so the lobby and the parking lot smell heavily of cigarette smoke, especially at night, although you don't have to stay very long in those areas if you don't want to. The property is out on the Boulder Highway, so it's a little out of our way, but it was worth it for us. It is a lot quieter out there than it would have been on the Strip. The price was amazing, they took our whole family, we got a decent rest. Overall, our experience was fine.

This was the only place with a vacancy in Vegas, so I didn't expect much. And thats exactly what I got. I noticed that one reviewer said that her husband was approached by a hooker...and this is that kind of place.
Cigarette smell in NS room....check
Weird geriatric smell in room....check
I even slept with my pants under my pillow so I wouldn't get robbed!!

All these negatives aside, I had a positive experience. The casino is very close, and is a refreshing albeit seedy change from the overpriced 'Strip'. The restaraunt was super cheap, and the food very good. Since this was that last place in town...my wife and I stayed in one room with two other guys...and no one batted an eye...three guys and one girl in a room is apparently more common in this hotel than some others!!

I arrived without a room on the evening of Dec 30th. I've had good experiences at Super 8s elsewhere in the country, so I thought I'd try this one. As others have noted, the odor of cigarette smoke slams you as soon as you enter the lobby. It persists in the elevator and hallways as well (even on the fourth floor). The room was $116, the most I've ever paid in my life. While the room was okay, everything worked, etc., the hotel itself can only be characterized as sleazy. Not just the odors, but the general disorder of the public areas, the couple having very loud sex in the room immediately off the elevator, the battered room doors (yes, it looks like every one had been kicked angrily). I actually feared I'd come across used needles or condoms. To top it off, there was no breakfast the next morning. All this for over $100. Perhaps this is all just Vegas, but I don't plan to ever return to find out.