Nellis Suites - Las Vegas, USA 

Nice for family vacation
Posted: Thu, Jul 19 2007
We had a 2-bd suite - each bedroom with a king size bed. The mattresses were very comfortable. I have a bad back, and did not wake up stiff and sore in the morning. The suite was very clean and had a full kitchen, fully stocked with dishes, pots/ pans, coffee maker, coffee, sugar and creamer. Towel sets were plentiful - the bathroom and each bedroom were stocked with towels, soaps, lotions, and shampoos. The pool and fitness center were very clean, and not crowded. The hotel staff were pleasant and helpful, and late maid service was offered with a smile. The hotel is at the South end of the strip - very close to interstates 15 and 215 access, yet far enough from the strip that the traffic is light. We were very pleased with our stay and recommend this hotel. It's not luxury, but a great over-all value if that's what you are looking for.

This place needs a good remodel
Posted: Tue, Jun 05 2007
My sister and I reserved a 2 bedroom suite. The furniture was in very bad shape. It looked as if someone had taken an axe to the top of the dresser. There were holes in the doors and the bedspread looked as if it were the original from 20 years ago. Very shabby! The bathroom area was also in need of repair. We went to the front desk and they offered us another room, which was just as bad! We were given a credit, but we had to find another place to stay.

I am supposed to fix your toilet for 200/night?
Posted: Fri, Jun 01 2007
We stayed at this hotel over New Year's eve. It was a last minute trip, and the only place available for less than 500/night. It was 200 for a suite that we shared between 4 people. I understand that it's NY eve in Vegas, all places are booked, so they charge an arm and a leg. Price is not an issue. What is an issue is that 30 minutes after we checked in (2pm) the toilet overflowed. I did emergency handling of the situation by shutting off the water to the toilet and called the front desk to send some one over to clean up the mess, etc. The front desk guy told me to come down to the lobby, get a plunger and some towels. To add insult to injury, I was supposed to bring the plunger back immediately when i was done. I asked them if he was serious, to which he said the same thing again. So here I am, paying 200/night and having to fix the toilet myself. The only consolation I had was leaving a pile of wet paper towels as evenly spread around the carpet as I could get them. Never staying in this hell hole again.