Las Vegas Hotel Guide - Desert Pines Driving Range hotels in Las Vegas, United States of America.

"close to the action but quiet so you don't here it in your room "

"The rooms are very old even the upgraded are not an upgrade. What is worse is the noise factor. If your room faces the Fremont experience you will never rest due to the music blaring all night like you are sitting next to a sound stage. The other rooms opposite are not as bad but this is definitely not a hotel to relax in. Low grade security. Anyone can come up the elevators to the rooms. The desk staff are friendly and the maid service were too.. the rest was very poor to average. Low vibrational vibe. "

"Unexpected fees"

"Ate at Seigals was great. Love the casino very much"

"The pool was amazing. Staff was great. The beds were comfy and the room was clean. "

"The air conditioner would not stay on and when working blew directly on your face while trying to sleep. Other than that, excellent."

"Good busy location. Close to all Fremont activities "

"Very good "

"I paid over $700 for a week at this hotel, and this was one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had. The property gives off a strong “rent by the hour” vibe and is not somewhere I would feel comfortable bringing my wife and four children. Check in was smooth, but everything after that was unacceptable. By 3:30 PM, every trash can on the property was overflowing with garbage. Walking to the room, I saw a large burn hole in the wall and a window panel held together with tape. Inside, the windows were extremely thin and the only barrier between my family and the outside. I did not feel safe staying here. This is not just a cleanliness issue, this is a safety issue. What makes this worse is a clear bait and switch. The photos online show a clean and safe property, but the reality is completely different. I documented this with photos. Misrepresenting a property’s condition, especially regarding safety, is misleading and unacceptable. Because of these conditions, we had to leave and book another hotel for the safety of our family. Despite that, no refund was provided. Charging guests for a stay they cannot safely complete, especially families with children, is unacceptable. I feel completely misled into booking and lost over $700 on a property that is dirty, poorly maintained, and unsafe. Wyndham should reconsider attaching their name to this location. Stay anywhere else."