Description: This is a good hotel if you are just looking for a clean, comfortable, cheap place to stay. For $30.00 a night, I can't really complain too much. We arrived at the hotel and were delighted to see that this hotel too offered free valet parking. This being a budget hotel, I didn’t expect to find this service. Valet parking is pretty much a strip property standard service I guess. We got in line for check in and waiting about 35 minutes before getting checked in. This was miserable for us as it was 11:30pm and we had 2 kids with us. They just didn't have enough staff to check the all those guests in line. You would think that they would have it down pat by now with as long as they have been around. I’ve never waited more than 10 minutes at other Las Vegas Hotels to check in. We got to our room and found the room to be clean, updated, and nicely decorated. This appeared to be a newly refurbished room. ***Important*** Make sure you ask for a remodeled or refurbished room when checking in. I have heard that they have older rooms there which aren't as nice, we asked for a newer room and got one. The room came well equipped with cable TV, a hairdryer, iron and ironing board. There was also wireless internet available.
The hotel also has the only RV Park located on The Las Vegas Strip. I read that the spaces come complete with full-service utility hook-ups, a convenience store, arcade, laundry mat, playground, pet runs, and disposal stations.
The main attraction here is the Adventure Dome which is where the hotel makes its money other than on gambling. The Adventure Dome is an indoor theme park with thrill rides, 3D cinemas, arcade games, shops, food, and family oriented activities like rock climbing, miniature golf, and bowling. You can buy an all day pass for $24.95 for the thrill rides or pay per ride if you don't want to go on all the rides. All other attractions are extra $$.
They also have The Midway Carnival which is your classic collection of carnival games oriented towards all ages. This carnival also has a center stage which showcases circus acts by skilled acrobats which is FREE!
You can expect to spend about $50-$75 per person on all the rides, attractions, and games. I spent $240.00 for 2 toddlers, my wife, and myself in one afternoon.
The food at this hotel is ok. If you’re ok with fast food, I would recommend the Pizzeria or the West side deli. Otherwise, I would recommend venturing outside the hotel for a good dining experience as we found The Steakhouse not a very good value for what we ate. The buffet we found to be a good value as you can eat all day for $25.00. That includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner. As far as the buffet goes, I didn't find it to be very good for my standards. As far as the target customer is concerned, it's a low cost meal that doesn't limit you on how much you eat. I found the food adequate for the cost. Unlike most buffets in Vegas, the drinks are self serve.
The casino provides slot machines, blackjack tables, poker tables, roulette tables and much more. The Race and Sports Book has TV monitors, so you can watch your favorite teams, catch up on national events, or watch live horse races from the track on the giant TV screens.
The bottom line is that this hotel is on the strip, cheap, and family oriented. I would recommend this hotel only to the family man with a budget in mind. If you’re not on a budget, play here, visit here, eat elsewhere, and stay elsewhere.
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