Good price. Had this recommended to me from that call in reservation helpline in Vegas while driving into town. We stayed there in July and found the room perfect location for us - far enough from the hustle and yet walkable to all. Room was comfortable with nice towels and bathrom ammenities. Each room had a small balcony- I think, anyway, that was a nice touch. Has entrances that allow one to eneter/exit without going through casino. On site eating choices were good. Friendly staff. For the price- great value and comfort.

This hotel is really rather horrible. The decor is tatty, although the rooms are large. Carpet and general decoration in hallways was appalling. The promised Internet hot spots didn't work. This was designed by someone with either no taste or very little money. I'm sure it is clean, but it looks and feels dirty. There was a pile of dried vomit on our balcony that no one came to clean up. The culprit probably ate the buffet breakfast.

Rooms have been run ragged. Beds have broken springs and are audibly creeky. They are also covered wuth the kind of rubber mats you put on kids beds that might wet themselves. Ewww!

Crappy low thread count sheets.

Small TV's. Charges for use of in room safe. No in room internet. The pool is wifi but it wasn't working the week of CES and they charge $15/day. (The Paris hotel charges $10/day for in room hi-speed!)

Check in area is worn down. Counter tops are chipped and in need of paint. Aquariums behind the checkin area are empty and dark.

Elevators have stained carpets and metal fixtures have worn through finish.

Food at the coffeeshop is worse than IHOP or Denny's.

My AC unit was groaning. I opened the filter cover and the air filter had 3-4 mm of dust on it. I asked to have it changed and upon return the next eveing was told it had been replaced. I reopened it and the same filter with my scratch in the dust was still there. Front desk was argumentative about resolving the problem.

Check in took an hour.

Bathroom has the thin towels and cheap no brand soap you'd expect in a $20 motel on a midwestern interstate. Room was $200/night and no conditioner either.

Hampton Inn is a much better experience.

My Husband and I wanted a nice short vacation and we decided over all of the other hotels to try the Tropicana. Big Mistake! When we arrived, there was about a 30 minute wait in line, to check in. When we arrived at the desk, the room that we requested wasn't available, WHY IS THAT? I booked this room 3 MONTHS in advance. The room itself and the hallways smelled like mildew and the bathrooms were very moldy. Next day, we called down stairs to see if we could get the room we orignally booked and the Women was very rude to us. Immediately, my husband ran downstairs, where he had to wait in line again for another 40 minutes. We finally, after waisting the morning, were moved to another room, which was a bit better, at least the mildew smell was gone, but not the mold. The lounge act was average and the bartenders acted as if we should praise them for them coming to work. Most of the restaurants were closed or had such specific hours or days, that we couldn't make it on time. This is Vegas, there's no time frame. The one good thing was the Comedy Show, but I had to sit so close to the person next to me b/c there were 8 foot tables for seating arrangements. His body odor was awful, but the comics were funny. Anyway, we won't return, Our 3 night stay was spent running from room to room and restaurant to restaurant trying to find something we liked, that was clean and open. NO THANKS!