The hotel on the outside looks run down, but the rooms are fairly clean and newly remodeled. We did notice some sort of residue (not mildew) in the shower the first night, but it wiped up easily and we okay with just rinsing out the showe before using it. The pool is nothing to write home about. It's a fairly nice place to stay on a budget and it's very close to the Strip, the bus stops, and its about 1/4 mile from the monorail stop at the Convention Center. The surrounding area is a mixture between abandoned buildings/parking lot, new construction, and newer hotels. There are also a lot of souvenier shops nearby. McDonald's and Denny's is nearby too. We felt safe walking home from the strip or the monorail station at night to the motel (the street is well lit).
The place was fairly quiet (except for a few occasions where we heard voices in the corridor outside our room), and the staff was friendly. There was an incident of two transients arguing quite loudly in an abandoned parking lot next door one night as we were walking into the hotel. They were yelling at each other and arguing over what we thought to be who claimed the parking lot first (to camp in overnight). We felt a bit uneasy, but everything resolved without incident as far as we know.
One inconvenience was that the wireless Internet didn't work on our laptop from our room. We had to go to the lobby or the pool area in order for it to connect.
Overall, the Villa Roma is certainly no Venetian, but it's clean and comfortable and inexpensive.








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