I booked this for NBA All-Star weekend 2007. The photos were great as were the rates.....or so I thought. When we got to the hotel, I felt as if I had stepped back in time into the wild wild west. There was a surcharge to even use the phone, so needless to say as soon as my friend and I saw the room, the area it was located in and the questionable characters looming outside, we immediately pulled out our cell phones to try to find another place to stay. THERE WAS NO PHONE BOOK in the room to assist us. They even still had the old "punch key" type room keys. Well, once we booked another room ON THE STRIP, last minute, during All-Star weekend, we found it was worth the extra expense to be safe and feel secure. While calling other hotels and speaking with other local residents, many of them said they were shocked the place was still open and thought it had been torn down!! We went by the gift shop to buy some bottled water, the employees were telling off-color jokes and asked my friend and I why we were in town. When we told them, the response was "And why are you staying HERE??"............ Well, they have a 24-hour cancellation policy, so they got our money with no guests inside the room. My friend and I didn't even use the bathroom in there! While we were waiting on our cab to take us to the strip, we sat in the cafe' which was located in ANOTHER BUILDING of the motel..........we grabbed a bite to eat there, food was ok and really cheap. I guess it had to have some redeeming qualities, huh?

Stayed at the WWW for Super Bowl weekend. Made our travel plans at the last minute and the WWW was the cheapest place we could find reasonably close to The Strip - well...you get what you pay for. Got a good idea what we were in store for when we pulled in around midnight and saw several shady looking characters in the parking lot smoking what I'm guessing was an illegal substance of one kind or another. The WWW seems to cater to a decidedly low brow element - a lot of the people we encountered there looked like transients. As for our stay, it was a total disaster. First off, we entered our room and noticed it had a very musty odor and wasn't very clean. In addition, it lacked even the most basic amenities that one typically finds at even the cheapest motels (no phone book, no pen and paper, not even a Bible (I'm guessing the Gideon people are afraid to go there). Not only that but the lock on our door didn't work right (you had to slam it several times to get it to lock). Not only that but they put the room # right on the key so if you happen to lose it anyone who finds it will know exactly which room to rob. Service at the WWW was sub par as well. We requested a phone book and was told by the surly woman at the desk that the desk copy was the only one they had. Also, repeated requests for extra towels were ignored (housekeepers left us two small towels every morning for two guests). Imagine our surprise when we checked out and saw that our bill included a $4/day "amenities fee". Amenities? What amenities? WWW is a disaster - avoid it like the plague. If you're looking for a cheap place to stay, spend a few extra bucks and stay a the Imperial Palace or go offstrip to Arizona Charlie's or Sam's Town.

My son and I went with another family that had booked this place through Hotels.com, so we didn't have a choice in the place. We were very concerned when we pulled into the place and police cars were there arresting someone, and the security guards and employees were also milling around outside. There were also obvious shady dealings going on around us, as prostitutes were around and even approached one of our young men. The first night we were there, the person in the next room was arrested by the police! Then the next day after our rooms were cleaned we found an open condom wrapper on the desk in the room! We complained to the front desk and they took $20 off the room for the night and changed the sheets. Then when checking out, we had missing items that we needed help from housekeeping and the front desk and got the runaround for over an hour and finally got our item. We would definitely never stay there again!! The rooms were clean but small, and bare bones. We were on the second floor and only acces was by stairs and overlooked the parking lot.

I booked on Hotwire. Had I known where I would end up, I never would have booked this one. This place charges fees for everything and anything imaginable in addition to the price quoted by Hotwire. Hotwire shares much of the responsibliity for this disaster! They should require the hotel to disclose their additional hidden charges so that you know what you are buying when you buy. If a hotel charges for things you won't use - or else hit the road, We booked two rooms and were assessed two surcharges for, among other things, parking, you outh to know that going in. Hotwire's policies should change - FAST. We only had one car. Phones were charged for but we have our own cell phones and have no need for it. They unbundle everything and charge for it. It is not a cheap property and not well maintained. The parking lot and entrance were littered with trash. There were employees milling around but they didn't care enough to pick it up. This is a Station Casinos property and is slated to be torn down and replaced by what is slated to be Las Vegas' largest resort complex. It will be a good riddance. I just hope the Ferttita family that runs it will manage it with more of a view toward giving the customer a fair price and good service than that which I have experienced at Palace Station or Wild Wild West. They seem to do better with some of their newer properties. This place should be avoided. There are better deals out there for better places.

I booked using Hotwire thinking that HOTWIRE property will be at least reliable and will not be ripped off. I was wrong. When I was out of hotel, some staff came to my room and watched four different movies for which they charged me $75. I am any way going to BBB.com to complain, but this is just to make other people aware of the FRAUD this hotel is.