Travelodge Las Vegas Center Strip

Just Plain GROSS! Was told about this place by friends who had stayed here before. Great Location they said. True! It was great! But… Dirty, gross and nasty! The room smelled so bad. The 2 *Queen* beds were actually doubles, And so uncomfortable. The bathroom was FILTHY! The A/​C old and very loud. The *Free* breakfast was a joke. Stale pastries, rotten fruit and stale cereal. And trying to get the *Free* WiFi is a joke too, Never connected. They even reset the routers and nope, NOTHING! NEVER AGAIN! Spend a few more dollars and stay at anyplace else!

If you want all of the cost but none of the glitz, this might be right for you. $ 130 for a night. Remember that number. I don’t often (ever) use the term «ghetto as fuck» to describe anything, but I am sorely tempted here. I’m further tempted to post a bunch of pictures as this place is almost unreal. Set on The Strip, this is something that is akin to maybe $ 60 — $ 70/​night anywhere else. In fact, if you paid more for a place like this anywhere else, you’d probably be pissed.
Here we have peeling and cracked grout and tile in the bathroom, no bathroom fan, no bathroom window lock, carvings in the window frames, lots of noise through the walls and a very loud fan unit, that alternates between white noise, which is ok and a sort of banging that sounds like someone is trying to break in through the fan unit itself. We also have stained furniture and a broken rub stopper. There is, however, no refrigerator, but at least the room smelled like smoke. It is overall not exactly dirty but more kinda sorta clean.
I find this place almost entertaining and amusing; it’s so bad… it’s almost comical. Getting into the parking lot is a chore and the office, while refreshing not to see a slot machine, is in an incredibly seedy setting, particularly with the shops surrounding it. It’s set basically at the end of an alley. There is a pool, though! It’s the only place I’ve stayed in this year where I had to fight to find the hot water in the shower…(it’s mostly in the middle and not particularly hot, even at full blast — all the way over one way or the other goes to ice cold). The breakfast place, which I also visited for laughs, is also completely across the parking lot from the office and feature… wait for it… TOAST! Yep, hot mess and overpriced hot mess at that. For the money, you could stay at an actual nice place and have a box of tissues in the room or maybe a workout area, two more things this place didn’t have…
The one plus here is that the staff seems very friendly and the ice machine in the middle of the hallway worked and I’m really reaching here. Won’t be returning here again…

The room smelled of cigarettes for so long and the heater didn’t work great. Breakfast consists of cereal, coffee, and oatmeal. My father also saw a cockroach in the restroom.

I stayed here from Monday night 12÷7÷2015 to Thursday morning checkout 12/​10/​2015. They use a strong chemical air freshener with an orange smell which just about knocks you over when you walk into a room. I toughed it out the first night, but I had to get a new room the next morning. The staff was nice and helpful, but I must have looked at 10 rooms before I found one that didn’t smell like a chemical factory. Let’s get real here. Chemicals are used to cover up mold, mildew, vomit and urine smells. They don’t fix the problem — they just cover it up.
This is an old motel, which I don’t mind. However, even though it was cheap, it was not worth the trouble. The Wifi was a constant headache and the complimentary breakfast was not worth eating. I had the orange juice and a couple of stale Danishes.
Next time I will go to the MGM or some other more expensive place.

This is my las vegas hide away spot you are right on the strip but tucked away so you can just chill and relax it I like the little pool they have there never too crowded I have had some really great times here the rooms arent too up to date but if you like your privacy this is a good spot

I received the worst treatment I’ve ever experienced from this hotel… and I didn’t even stay there!
I booked here a week before heading to Vegas on
because of the hotel’s advertised, «Free Cancellation» policy. The policy states that if you cancel at least a day in advanced they will not charge you any cancellation fees. I have family in Vegas, and I wanted to hold this reservation as a backup.
Two days before I arrived in Vegas I decided it would be better to stay with family, so I called the hotel to let them know I wanted to cancel. The person on the phone said they would take care of the changes and I left it at that, not thinking all of this would come back to haunt me.
At midnight on the day I would have stayed at the hotel, I get charged a HUGE no-​show fee. I called the hotel to ask why I had been charged. They said three things: (1) there was no record I called, (2) cancellations can only be handled through
, and (3) pretty much I’m out of luck. They showed no concern and tried to just shove me to the booking agency.
I contacted
and the first thing they asked me was if I canceled with the hotel! Now I’m in this endless spiral between two entities that don’t communicate with each other well, and I’m out a bunch of money. It’s been a week and the best answer they gave me was «we will investigate». No names, no timelines, no reassurance. Terrible policies, rude staff, and in my case you get worse than what you paid for: NOTHING!

Stayed here again. TWICE in less than 4 wks!
No complaints here :)
Parked in front of my room!
Had hot water
It was quiet
FREE internet
FREE breakfast
Did I mention I could park in front of my room so I didn’t have to walk through a smoke filled casino!
Friendly staff
ATTENTIVE staff
Convenient location (Harley Davidson café less than 20 yards and Chilis less than 40 yards)
FREE cabanas out at the pool
I could go on and on and on… Stay here you won’t regret it!!!

Get what you pay for on the strip or location, location, location?
The Good: This place was located right where I wanted it. It’s right in the center of everything. A short walk to Planet Hollywood, Cosmopolitan… right in the center of the strip and priced below every major casino/​hotel nearby. The GF and I stayed here for a couple of nights and didn’t need to drive the car anywhere or call for a taxi. We saw a couple of shows, had a couple of buffets and walked the strip all with the comfort of knowing a bed was nearby for short breaks. Parking was pretty nice and I felt safe in the area with security walking by often. The room had a safe, hair dryer, soap and shampoo.
The Bad: You get what you pay for. During spring break, we paid $ 150($ 180 with fees) through
. The rooms were decent but below what I would call good quality in every aspect. The beds had a little pad on them but not a whole lot though we did sleep. There were three undersized and relatively stiff pillows. Sheets were low quality. The front window wouldn’t open. We had to keep the fresh air running the entire visit to try to flush out the smell of cleaning products. The TV was HD but fairly small and I think it only had local channels. The walls had cracks and needed paint pretty badly. The toilet paper was a little rough. No fridge, mic, coffee maker (?) or any other extras that I can remember now. It was a little noisy but, again, we did sleep.
Overall: If I wanted to save money I would go again for the location. For the most part we only needed a place to crash when we weren’t out having a blast on the strip. The bigger hotels are a hell of a lot nicer but we were really only paying for a bed.
Go, bring your own pillows and you’ll save enough for quite a few drinks.

Place was filthy!!! holes in the walls! Cock roach in bath tube. Was moved to another room where it was much more dirty! Will never stay here again. The floors were soaking wet from being shampooed they put us in 2 rooms with wet carpet. Was a horrible experience. Paid $ 100 to sleep with bed bugs. Went home with bites all over my body! This place was a joke. Elizabeth the (general manager) was a complete joke! Who ever hired her must also have no customer service skills. Not only did she present herself in a terrible fashion statement but her mouth was nothing short of a middle school drop out. Joe Maddux has hired a ignorant person to be the general manager! I’ve stayed at cleaner hotels in tijuana! If i could I’d put 0 stars!

Unexpected stay for a night. The check in was a breeze the person gave me a little discount due to it was unexpected. He was very professional. I asked alot of questions about the room and he stood on the guarantee that there isn’t any bed bugs or a smoke smell. I went to the room and it was very clean. It had wood floor, modern tv and accent chair with small table. I did check for the bugs and smell it was perfect. I slept really good.
To my surprise it was nice and the price was right. I would definetly stay here again if I need too

Since my parents hate the thought of paying for parking or driving at night, I booked this Travelodge located near lots of the Las Vegas Strip attractions. This Travelodge is an unusual hotel in that it appears to be the only cheap hotel (and not a «hotel and casino») on the Strip. The location is really fantastic – you can walk north or south and it’ll be lively.
You’d think a hotel like this would be noisy with its central location of tourists walking by, cars driving past, but our room on the first floor near the pool was quiet. The room heater unit was loud, though.
My father said the blankets and towels didn’t look and feel like they’d been washed. (I thought the linens looked normally-​cleaned.) The carpet was dirty, stained, and looked like they needed to be steam-​cleaned. The blankets looked worn and had holes in them. My father said the maid was careless and you could tell because the plastic bags in the trash cans were not pushed down.
The fast wifi, breakfast, and parking was free (probably unlike many of the fancy hotels we passed nearby). The staff was friendly. They give you a parking permit to put on your car that you return when you check out.
Try not to drive in after dark; there were so many pedestrians walking on the sidewalk that I waited a long time for a gap to quickly pull into the parking lot. The Travelodge sign was easy to find at night, even among so many bright signs and street lights along the Strip.
This Travelodge is across from an LV, a block south of Bellagio. There’s a lot of construction going on in the blocks west of it; I recommend arriving in the daytime or at least outside of evening rush hour.

PROS (in no order):
— large room, biggest one on our 3 wk vacation
— towels so soft I took a picture to find the brand when we need new towels at home
— free breakfast and wifi and ice
— cheeeeaaap! paid $ 60 for a Thursday night for 2 queen beds
— RIGHT ON THE STRIP; super close to MGM and Planet Hollywood Miracle Mile Shops
— medium sized pool with lots of lounge chairs and some patio coverings, not too cold or warm
— nice shower head, comparable to home
— super duper a/​c unit
CONS (worst thing to okayish):
— the room had a veryyyy strong smell of what seemed to be deodorizer? or a porty-​potty coverup smell? nasty but thankfully wore off after 10 minutes of your nose getting used to it.
— weird bathroom organized so the door blocked the shower area once you opened it, and signs of oldness around the tub and under the sink, some peeling paint
— well knowledgeable staff, but not very polite or personable… the woman who helped us interrupted us asking a question by saying «I’ll get to that in a minute,» then recited a monotone speech about the rooms, directions, pool, ice, ect…

On the strip really ! But the hôtel is noisy and the breakfast is served from 6 to 9 am and the waitress was not friendly at all. You have to eat it standing up, no room for everyone… The room was ok, old but clean. You get what you paid for ;0)

Worst motel I’ve ever stayed in. The room smelled like a porter potty. We found two roaches throughout our stay and even left one on the wall after killing it for proof. When I reported this they did nothing about it.

I’m by no means saying that this is a 3-​Star hotel, but for what we paid it was EXACTLY what we needed. I went with some friends for college graduation at the end of May and we were on a tight budget — didn’t want to pay the prices at any of the casinos. The location of this is PERFECT — right in the middle of the strip. We had a dresser that was big enough for 4 people to share, as well as a small section where you could hang up some clothing. It was also nice that we had a bathroom sink inside the bathroom (obviously), as well as another sink and mirror right ouside the bathroom door. This made it very easy for 4 people to get ready at the same time to go out at night The bathroom did feel a bit dirty, but everything was working properly. The pool also looked pretty sketchy and it was TINY, so we opted not to use it. My only real complaint was one day we came back from sight-​seeing and our keys didn’t work. We went into the lobby and the man re-​activated them for us, but gave no explanation as to why that happened. Thankfully the rooms come with a safe so all of our important personal belongings were stored away! We had two rooms each w/​2 queen beds, prices split between 7 people for 4 nights and only paid around $ 40 per person total — what a deal!
Overall, if you are going to Vegas and are looking for the most BASIC place to sleep that is right by the action, there is for you! However, if you’re looking for a more pleasant experience and not just a bed, I’d suggest looking elsewhere.

For around $ 80 a room on a busy weekend as their normal non discounted rate, this motel is as cheap as it gets on the strip. I arrived in Los Vegas at 6am from a red eye flight and really wanted to sleep until my friends got here later that evening. The lady at the front desk was very nice. She told me that they didn’t have day rates, but that she could allow for an early 6am check in for me so I could get to sleep right away. The room was large and clean. There was a vanity outside of the bathroom perfect for allowing one person to get ready while the other takes a shower. The place is probably the only location on the strip with free wifi, although it is incredibly slow. It also includes free parking and free cold breakfast. This said, the location is kind of sketchy compared to other hotels, but thats what you get for the price.

Perf! Me and some friends were doing a whirlwind 24 hour trip to Vegas. We wanted to be in the heart of the strip, close to everything and right in the middle of the action… Travelodge provided the perfect spot for just that! It was incredibly cheap so we were expected a dive status room… and we were pleasantly suprised. Honestly, it was not half bad. It was spacious, we had a little private patio right by the pool, it was clean and everything we could have needed for our get ready/​crash pad for the night. IT was super easy to get to, no frills but straight up just what we needed. It was nothing special but it wasn’t bad.

Only stayed here for one night, but it gets the job done. Place to crash after a typical Vegas night and shower.
Cheap, excellent location, flexible check-​in time, and room conditions weren’t bad.
We were also shamelessly super frugal and fit 5 people into a 2 queen bed room. Still spacious and got extra towels with no fuss.
Not drunk person-​proof though… one friend accidentally knocked the cheap towel bar off the wall and another managed to lock the bathroom door… with no one inside it.
It’s fine… if only one didn’t have to face judgment for staying at the Lodge.

official update.
my friend got bed bug bites all over her cheeks and neck on the right side of her body. We are officially making a complaint. Its very upsetting and were taking this to corporate.
Have not heard anything from Travelodge yet. –_​_​-​.

I’m giving this rating based on PRICE and WHAT YOU GET. If you don’t book hotels in advance they could be super expensive. My best friends and I decided to go to Las Vegas MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND. so hotels on the strip were 250 plus a night.
My friend tells me about Travelodge. and I’m like. the motel? She’s all yeah they are super cheap and they always have space. So I checked and yeah. super cheap!
Stayed there for 2 nights and it averaged about 60 bucks a night. That’s 40bucks per person! lol
So we spent tons of money of great booze such as Grey Goose and Patron.
The room is not bad at all too! It has a TV, coffee maker, hair dryer, water pressure was kind of suspect, wake up call, and complimentary breakfast that included juices, cereal and pastries wrapped in plastic. haha. Also free parking– they give you a pass.
The only thing that is scary to me is that it is a motel format and people can just walk up to your door. So double bolt at night.
Its walking distance from Planet Hollywood so if you go Prive (the night club) that’s in there then you don’t have to even pay for a cab. Planet Hollywood has a great mall and lots of cool eateries.
This place is clutch if you are not looking to spend that much and don’t care about the amenities.
I don’t think many people know about this because its such a steal.