Blair House Suites

Don’t stay here. It’s not really on the strip. The taxi cabs in Vegas are a joke. If you don’t have a car, you’re stuck here in the middle of nowhere. Über, where are you!!!

My husband and I stayed at this hotel in the beginning of August, we checked in on Friday and checked out Sunday and not once was our room restocked with fresh towels even after mentioning it to the front desk people (who were not helpful in any way) the housekeeping went into our room 30 minutes after arriving to give us cups while it was locked and had the «do not disturb «sign up! I do not recommend this place.

Too expensive for a shitty hotel. Wifi didn’t work — we were in room #123. I found a (used) toothpick on the bedside table, furniture was dated and room was musky. The key cards failed on us multiple times and when you’re stumbling back to your room after a night out, going back to the reception TWICE in one night wasn’t exactly something pleasant.
Cancel your booking if you made it. It’s a disgusting motel.

My friend and I stayed here but when we booked it was called Blair House Suites. I saw mixed reviews but booked abyway…
The room was small, which was fine until we saw the bedroom. The 2 beds were so close that I bet if we measured they were only 6 inches apart… not comforting…
We booked a room w a kitchenette so we didn’t spend a ton of money on food… oh but there were no pots and pans… you had to rent them!
Next, the AC unit didn’t work… they ask you not to lower than 78 degrees… we turned our unit down to 60 degrees (it wouldn’t allow us to go lower) and the room was still barely cool.
Lastly, I do not think the floors were vacuumed.. I found several things on the floor that should have been noticed.
We paid $ 400 for a long weekend for a crap hotel when we could have stayed in a casino ON THE STRIP for the same price… not to mention, it is not in the best of areas…
You decide, is it worth it?

Don’t expect much… this is a low end hotel. Everything in room was clean albeit very old. Nice to have a full fridge and kitchen esp for a stay of more than a night or two. Customer service was decent, friendly. Excellent location if you want to be off strip but not too far. Easy walk to Monorail. Overall, not bad… not great.

It’s spacious enough for no more than 5 people, it is about 425 sq ft very small place for a «suite» worst of all ac does not work!

The customer service was horrible we tried to check in early because of the heat 100+ degrees we had a very difficult time doing that and they want to charge $ 28 more plus tax my son was waiting to get in into the hotel
The hotel itself was not good the rooms were small air conditioner went in and out with hundred degree plus weather don’t stay here

This place sucks don’t let the name trick you. Service sucks staff is rude the spa was broken house keeping never came to clean the the 2 nights we stayed had to call for clean towels the pool water is freezing cold and when I say freezing I’m not exaggerating. It was horrible… staff guy from the ha front desk Josh… He’s gotta go he’s rude and shouldn’t be working in customer service

We stayed at the Blair House Suites for 3 nights this past weekend and we had a great hotel experience. Each room has its own kitchen stocked with a fridge, a microwave, and a toaster, which is great when you are doing Vegas on a budget, bringing your own food and drinks. We also ate at the restaurant twice and found the food to be delicious bar food. I would absolutely recommend this smaller hotel to anyone visiting Vegas on a budget or looking for a hotel within walking distance to the Strip!

#1. Check in at 4 pm?
#2. Room service barged into the room about 15 mind after we checked in with absolutely no knock or announcement. .
#3. No fitted sheet on the bed and a dirty dirty dirty bed skirt.…
Should have left at three strikes unfortunately it continues.. .
#4. A past guest or house keeping used toilet paper to cover the cracks in the window binds? Seriously? Tp?
#5. Maybe this was my fault maybe not… What good is a kitchenette with no utensils?? I have a fridge, a stove, two butter knives, two forks and one spoon…
How can I cook anything without pots and pans?
Is a kitchenette with no pots and pans typical?
#6. The hotel was empty when I checked in on Thursday.. Yet for some unknown reason they put me in a room right next to a ridiculously loud gate to outside.. What’s the point of A gate with no lock?
1^st night I woke up at least 4 times due to the stupid lock less gate. Day 2 I used my pocket knife to fix useless gate…
Bottom line.. If your on the fence.. I suggest you don’t stay here. I will never return and I would not even recommend this joke of a hotel to my worst enemy. .
Save the headache and go to an actual resort.
I want to go to the wynn soon just so I can get the bad taste our of my mouth.

I stayed at Blair House for 3 nights (~$ 70/​night including fees and taxes) and its been one of the worst hotels I’ve stayed in. The «resort fee» or «service fee» as they call it is a joke as this place is like a two story delapidated apt complex with dismal customer service.
E.g., my room keys did not work three times even though they had mantinence come in twice to change/​check the door lock, there was a leftover maintenence clipboard sitting ontop a lamp when I first arrived, there are little cockroaches running ascant, all towels were not properly changed out, and oh the security gate around the outside apts doesnt lock. When I conplained to the desk about the keys, there only solution was to call the maintenence guy (again) vs new room or giving me a refund for 2 nights i didnt stay and book elsewhere. Absolutely ridiculous for $ 70 a night in LV where hotels are aplenty.
I recommend just getting a room at the bigger name hotels on the strip.

I stayed at this place for almost a week & it was a very nice hotel. It’s basically a one bedroom apartment where I stayed at. They also have a free laundry room which is awesome! It was quiet & very comfortable there. Almost like home. If your picky & your normally staying at 5 star hotels then yes, you are gonna complain. For the price of this suite you are getting your money’s worth.
I was scared to stay here because of all the negative reviews but I decided to try it anyway & it was well worth it. Now for the negative parts of this suite, they do wanna charge you for every single thing. They do charge you fees. If u do put a stain on a towel they wanna charge you for it. If you put stains anywhere in the room they wanna charge you. The carpet in my room had stains already. I don’t know if they probably charged me for that. I had to constantly wash the towels & the sheets on my own cause I didn’t want to be charged for that.
Overall, I had a nice time there besides being afraid of the extra charges. Everyone minds their own business. They had a full size fridge so I saved money on food cause I shopped at a local grocery store & bought groceries. I will stay at this place from now on everytime I come to Vegas. But, & a huge BUT, I will bring my own towels, bed sheets, & pillows to avoid being charged extra. I’d give it 5 stars but stick with 4 only because of the extra charges.

My review on The Extra Charges Suites:
First off, I would like to say the hotel is very nice. For the price, there is no beating it.
BUT BEWARE, the staff is very unfriendly, and they charge for almost everything.
We arrived about 2 hours early for the check in time. I was told there is an 11 dollar charge for the early arrival. Fair enough, so I paid it. All cars parking require a permit, so don’t have guests stay too long or their vehicle will be towed.
On my last night, I talked to a man at the front desk. He was the sole nice person I communicated with. I asked for a late checkout, and he said it was free up to noon. The morning of departure, our room got a call, around 11:45 am. A woman was furious on the other end, stating we were 45 minutes late to checkout. I let her know I spoke with someone who stated noon was OK. She replied with «if you are 1 minute late I am charging you the 25 dollar late checkout fee» and hung up. Surprising if you ask me, especially because we were taking the extra time to tidy up the room.
Two weeks after my stay, I was charged 41 dollars. I called and spoke with Shelby and Chelsea numerous times, and they BOTH told me I had taken a pillow (funny because I brought my own), and I had SOILED LINENS (there was a stain upon arrival). I tried to argue my case to no avail, Chelsea wasn’t having it. She said she would send pictures of the soiled linens as they keep them for 30 days.
I waited a week, never receiving a picture. I called again, she said she would send them «today.» Still no pictures. I was consistent, and kept calling/​emailing in hopes I could see these «soiled linens.» After 2 weeks, 7 calls, and 4 emails, they finally responded. Their response? I actually did not soil any linens, but in fact I STOLE AN ENTIRE SHEET.
TIP:
So basically beware of this place. The rooms and grounds are nice, but the staff isn’t. I would add 20% to the cost of your stay based on extra charges you will definitely pay. If you can find another room with the extra price cap, I would skip the Blair House.

First of all when I check in she asked me if I’m the one that owned a dog and when I replied yes she said I can’t even let you on the premises cause this is not a pet friendly place AT ALL. Yet on the front page of there website it says pet friendly. this was the manager telling me this … She had the gal to tell me that it’s not even offered on the website… Someone is out of touch with there own company policy. I called for reservations and they are the one that told me it would be a $ 25.00 a night extra for the dog… don’t waste your time coming to this place…

Why didn’t I check Unilocal?
Terrible service. Poor security. Vehicle got broken into during my last day at their lot and manager on duty couldn’t be bothered. She kept asking if we were still leaving that day.
I’m giving 2 stars since the rooms themselves are decent and clean.
If you want a cheap place to stay and not concerned about security, this is a good place to go.

Honestly I had no problem with the rooms, and I even had a situation involving a pair of dirty panties which had been in the Shower Curtain so long they actually stained the curtain. However the customer service was absolutely horrid. Specifically in relation to the Manager named Chelsea.
After the panty situation I was given an «Upgraded» room which had more square footage but did not have a Computer Desk, a Couch, or the Full Kitchen that the first room had. I was also promised my «Facility Fee’s» would be waived with that exact wording… To me that implies a full wave, not a partial. In the end I was waived 2 out of 7 days and when I brought this up I was told the room value of the new suite was too much to wave them in full.
I went from this
To This
In addition, while I was moving to the new suite, the cleaning crew came into my old room, leaving the door wide open and all of my camera and laptop equipment visible to the public… and they started actively cleaning the bathroom before I could fully vacate. To make matters worse, they were dripping cleaning solutions and scrubbing powder all over my toiletries on the sink. I was not angry at all about the Panties, but I was furious over this, and when I asked them to leave until I finished moving they didn’t understand me due to the «English Barrier» So I called the front desk and they even called the cleaning ladies multiple times for them to leave. I could hear every bit of this over their walkie talkies but they still didn’t leave till the panty stain was addressed. I brought my Hairbrush and Toothbrush to the front desk and asked them to replace it. «I am sorry sir, the value of your upgraded room is more than $ 350 and we are unable to replace your damaged items.» Are you kidding me?
To cap off the story, after I saw I was charged Facility Fees after being told they would be waived, I finally called back today since the Manager was not there during check out… And was told the 2 days waived was more than adequate for the damaged toothbrush and hairbrush as if that was the reason the fees were being waived in the first place.
To be clear, I WAS OFFERED THE WAIVER BEFORE the damage happened, and at the exact same time as I was upgraded to the new room…
I asked to contact her superior and she refused to give me any contact information, and would only do me the courtesy of forwarding an email I send direct to her. I said fine, give him my number and have him contact me directly, and she said she would but it was unlikely I would ever hear from him since she is supposed to be top of the ladder…
FFS…
Don’t get me wrong, the Toothbrush and Hairbrush only cost me $ 10 to replace, but another $ 100 in time to replace it since I was late to work at the LVCC and had to detour to the Walgreens to get the items I needed to be presentable. I chose Blair House due to proximity to the LVCC, so I did not rent a car, and since it is on a one way road, even a cab ride wouldn’t have helped with the time delay.
For the record, Melina was very nice but held no power to help me… Chelsea may single handedly be the reason I never book the Blair House again… I sincerely hope you never have a situation that requires you to deal with this woman.

Dang this place was just over all gross
To bad it was the place we chose
Air conditioner didn’t keep it cool
and they had a nasty broken pool
Man when the fridge broke i lost my meat
it sucked so bad i was just a man who felt defeat
The ladies all got a weird rash
Never again will they get my cash
The bar was the only ok part
And the food was passable so that’s a start

I had a good experience here. Solid 3 stars.
The location is definitely not in the greatest of neighborhoods but it is close to convention center and across the street from Encore. The guests of this hotels consists of professional conference-​goers, older couples who wants to cook while traveling and long term tenants. The hotel offers daily, weekly, or monthly rates.
I stayed in the cheapest standard suites since the week I was in town, that was all they had left. There are many rooms that have been remodeled and are much nicer, but for higher rates. All rooms come with a full kitchen and a full size fridge, very useful. However, there are no pots, pans, plates or any other basic kitchen amenities, so bring your own if cooking is on your agenda.
The sheets are changed daily, weekly, or monthly, depending on your rate and are pretty clean. The top bedding does not get washed ever, so it’s a bit disgusting. The bathroom is old but reasonably clean. The a/​c worked really well and my room was really quiet. There is a large walk-​in closet for those of us girls with lots of clothes.
Plenty of parking spots, bar/​restaurant on site serving very inexpensive food choices.

Checked in. Walked into room. Walked right back out. Checked out.
The room itself isn’t bad. Had all of the amenities as a standard 2 or 3 star hotel. Even has a fridge and stove in the kitchen so it had a nice homely feel. My gripe with this place is that I felt unsafe and the type of people it attracts. As a solo traveler I’ve stayed in everything from hostels to 5 star hotels. The room that was given to me was in a dark corner in the back on the first floor. Maybe I watch too much CSI. Maybe I’m biased because I used to live in Vegas and know the amount of crime that actually happens yet goes unreported. Either way it SCREAMED crime of opportunity. And of course I couldn’t switch rooms.
Wouldn’t be too bad if staying with a large group and you just needed a place to crash. But for solo travelers and couples my advice would be to spend the extra $ to stay at a larger hotel on the east side of the strip. I’m not saying crime can’t happen anywhere, but don’t just put yourself inside of the palm of the opportunist. No.

I liked this place.
Granted in the beginning we were alittle worried because alot of people were complaining about their doors not opening with the keys they were given and our room wasn’t ready at 4.30 in the afternoon but their customer service was on point. They told us sorry and here is a buy one get one free drink for the bar. For 4 very tired travelers on a trip to vegas to party this was awesome. On top of that, they let us do buy one pitcher get one pitcher free. Awesome. I’m sure for families those free drinks won’t help much but it bought me over.
Plus the rooms were huge with two TV’s, living room and separate bedroom. Me like alot.
We were worried they might be sketchy. Nope not at all. Very happy overall.