Las Vegas Hotel Guide - Zero-G hotels in Las Vegas, United States of America.

"My plans got ruined when we got stuck in the elevator for more than a hour. There is no fridge in the room. "

"The sewer smell at the hotel and surrounding areas is awful. Would not recommend this hotel. "

"Enjoyed my stay. Only con was the walls were paper thin. You can hear everything. "

"Great location, very clean. Had an amazing view. Highly recommended. "

"Clean "

"Clean room and beautiful view. Balcony door was stuck but maintenance fixed it quickly. Lots of food and things to do around the area. Definitely recommend."

"Amazing experience"

"To me the room was average you can't use the refrigerator because they have it stocked full of their stuff that is censored and highly expensive. So even if you want to keep something yourself in the room, you couldn't and the temperature was lukewarm at best. The room was clean, but it's a very thin comforter, which left us cold some unless you want the room overly warm. Hotel hallways are freezing. It wasn't a big deal, but it's definitely noticeable The overall hotel is nice lots of casino games, etc. lots of restaurants Expect to pay eight dollars for a bottle of pop. My husband easily paid $34 for fast food in an drink.Everything is highly expensive and not needed to be. You're already there to gamble and yet everything else was extravagantly expensive to me. It was excessive. I do not have a whole lot of experience with staying on the strip so it may be well known to do that but I can go right down to the ABC store and get a bottle of water for $.99 but if I want it in my hotel , it's 6 to 7 dollars again extra extravagant because of this I will probably look somewhere else next time."

"The updated rooms were not updated. They remove the colours, cheese and added paint, but pretty much the same."