First visit to Vegas November 2004. If using Greyhound to arrive, get of at the Stratosphere which is 1st stop. The hotel is a motel type. Reception tried to charge more than Internet quote but ended up reducing fee! Small pool area was locked for duration of stay. No breakfast but lots of paces to eat here. The room and... more

The hotel could not be more seedy. We had to keep our shoes on at all times as the carpet was covered in spots and dirt. We could not use the one chair supplied as it was also covered in terrible looking stains. The pillows actually smelled! Oh, Travelodge, knock it down already. It is obvious no money has been... more

I stayed for a week in early April 2005. Prices were great (175 for Sat nite, 50 for the week nights, and 94 for Fri. nite.) The room was clean and simple. It was cleaned nicely everyday. It is right in the center of things. Great location. Far from the monorail but don't take that anyway. It's right on the... more

Good things: Location Price $55 - Low relative to others near the room isn't worth it. Bad things: Very hard mattress. Broken window in bathroom. Wind whistled under front door - there was a breeze in my room. Heavy curtains only, had to keep closed for privacy. Lamps were all low wattage bulbs, so room was way too dark. Harley... more

We stayed here for 1 Friday night in October. We stayed here out of desperation as it was the cheapest place we could find and it was still $160 for the night. What a con. I dont know how they get away with charging that much money for such a dump. The only good thing going for the place is... more

I booked a room for my fiancee and myself in August for $50 / night. I had no idea what to expect for this hotel and I was a bit scared. When we got to the hotel we found it was around where the cheap t-shirt are sold and the Harley Davidson cafe is. You pull into a driveway off... more

Wow - what a great location! We stayed on 2 week nights in mid-October and couldn't believe just how close it was to the center of all the action. There were a few major conventions in town and staying here saved us nearly a hundred bucks a night. Sure, there is no casino in the motel but within 5 minutes... more

My sister, her husband, my husband and I stayed at this hotel for two nights (from October 10 thru October 12). It's just well located in the center of the strip, in front of The Boardwalk Holiday Inn and between Aladdin anf MGM Grand. It isn't a great hotel, but let's be honest...who's going to be inside the room when... more

Hey I have never felt like writing anything like this before. But You know Travellodge South Strip needs to be said Good Job! We stayed there and found everything on the strip so easily accessiable. And Not being in one of the major casinos, there was no confusing elevators, or hallways etc to contend with. No everlasting casinos to make... more