Las Vegas Hotel Guide - Lone Mountain Dog Park hotels in Las Vegas, United States of America.

"Very clean. Excellent breakfast. "

"Clean"

"Casino was somewhat lively. Room was clean and bed was comfortable, bathroom well stocked. "

"The hotel was very clean. Stuff very professional and friendly. My room was so extraordinary tidy and clean. Wonderful stay."

"The host Shirl was amazing and responsive to communicate with. We needed to change the dates of our trip from January to March and she was able to work with us. Checking in and out was very easy.The house is comfortable and well stocked and towels and linens. It is not a new property and it shows in small places but does not affect the comfort of guests. The only thing that threw us off a little was that in photos of the rooms there was a bunk bed situation but IRL there is only one double bed. Luckily one of the people in our party of 6 was willing to take the sofa. BTW the sofas are VERY comfortable to take naps in should anyone find the need. The best thing about this house is it’s proximity to stores and restaurants which are all walking distance or a 2min drive. It is also very close to the freeway. I highly recommend this stay for people visiting the Las Vegas area if you are looking for a chill place to rest away from urban bustle."

"It was quiet for the most part. Super close to food and groceries. Only a 20-minute drive to the strip. "

"The property was a good fit for our family. Convenient access. Plenty of space. Well appointed. "

"We had everything we needed for a comfortable stay!"

"This property is very tired looking on the inside. There is ample space with five bedrooms The bathrooms are very dated in the floors and tile are all quite worn and dirty looking. The kitchen doesn't have anything except salt and pepper. If you're going to furnish a pool table at least you can have two working and some billiard balls that were clean. Overall this is a three-star, very average beer property. Hope your expectations low and you will not be disappointed."