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$50 for parking? That's insane. The strip doesn't even charge that much

Absolute Nightmare: 90-Degree Rooms & Predatory Parking DO NOT STAY HERE. My recent stay at The Downtowner was a disaster from start to finish due to a total lack of basic amenities and predatory management practices. 1. No AC/Heat Controls (90°F Rooms): Nowhere in the booking process does it mention that rooms have no individual temperature control. The hotel controls the heat/AC centrally. Our room was nearly 90 degrees the entire time. It was stifling, unhygienic, and impossible to sleep. 2. The Parking "Trap": The hotel provides a parking permit but lacks enough legal stalls. When the lot was full, I parked in an overflow area as instructed by staff. I woke up to a $25 city citation for "parking off pavement." Management admitted they know the city tickets guests there, yet refuse to mark the area or cover the fine, effectively leading guests into a financial trap. 3. Abysmal Management: Management would rather lose the revenue of an entire stay (I am currently disputing all charges) and receive a 1-star review than simply cover a $25 fine caused by their own lack of parking and infrastructure. Save your money and your sanity - stay somewhere that actually values its guests and provides basic necessities like a thermostat.

Apparently this location is not kid friendly and you have to wear dress shirt/ clothes.

#1. Parking: We arrived at Self Parking because Google took us to the wrong entrance. So - no problem...but the underground parking was not clearly marked for people who had never parked there. Please create better signage. #2. Check in was ok, but they never offered us bottled water. Once we got to the room, we found out you have to go all the way back to the front desk. Ugh! #3. Room. The room was great, shower great, pillows and beds great, nice size. Really nice rooms - all good there. #4. BRERA Osteria for dinner was killer. Terrific food. #5. Staff who came to our room, room service and housekeeping to make up the pullout, both people were fantastic. #6. We had booked the AX rate, which comes with a $65 breakfast credit. BUT - this hotel does not allow breakfast before 6am on that rate. You have to wait until 6am to order Room Service, or go to a restaurant. We were driving to LA, so we thought grabbing coffee and croissants at Bouchon Bakery for the road would be fastest. Nope! Got to Bouchon Bakery 10 minutes before 6am opening, but they opened 12 minutes late. People were bailing out of line...so it went a bit faster once open. #7. The hotel only had two people checking guests out - on the Sunday morning after Thanksgiving. Ugh! We got on the road finally at 6:40am. A drag when driving to LA. Two "ughs" are the reason for four stars, and not five. A few other things that we had to wait for which at the rates this hotel charges, there should never be a wait. We would love to give it another shot.

*Disappointing Stay at Rose Desert* "Our stay at Rose Desert was disappointing. Broken glass on the floor injured my daughter's foot, and the issue wasn't properly addressed. Additionally, when we requested room cleaning, we were told it couldn't be done until the next day. The bathrooms were dirty, and there were crumbs of food on the nightstand, so I had to clean the room before letting my family in. The pool area was also noisy, making it difficult to sleep in the morning if your room faces the pool. This lack of attention to safety and cleanliness fell short of our expectations. Hopefully, the hotel will take steps to improve."

1 star. This hotel is NOT kid-friendly despite what reviews claim. The pool area felt like a full-on day club—blaring club music, packed beyond capacity, and waitresses in string bikinis with thongs. Completely inappropriate for families. We couldn’t even find a chair, and they allow non-guests to use the pool, which makes it even more overcrowded. The room experience was just as bad—our sink wouldn’t drain, towels were limited, and the entire hotel smells like smoke from the casino. Food service took hours and the quality was poor. For how expensive this place is, it’s honestly unacceptable. We will not be returning.

The distance from the parking garage was far too much of a distance I think for that kind of money you should be able to walk right up to the check in counter. I had to walk through 2 mi of the casino to get to the front desk but I get it. It's a casino.

Review rating: 4.0

Awful and disappointed. I wanted to treat my significant other to his first visit to Las Vegas. Being this was his first time I wanted him to be centrally located to everything so I code the Linq because of this. First of all, there Uber dropped us off at the designated drop off and pick up location which is in a dark alley. When we exited the vehicle we noticed a very strong unpleasant smell which we chalked up to being the alley smell. We got to the check in desk and was offered an upgrade to a better room for an additional $15 per night ( totaling $90 for 6 nights). We were also charged $53 per night resort fee. Which cost us almost an additional $500 in addition to the original fee we paid for our room. As we walked to our room the offensive smell got worse and worse. Speaking with another guest in the elevator, we were told the smell had been there all week. When we got to our room, we were shocked at that we were paying a$53 ‘resort fee ‘ for a basic hotel room. M although I initially was disappointed because of the lack of a microwave, I was even more shocked that there were no drawers in the room to put our clothing. I was told that none of the rooms had drawers. How do they expect 2 adults to stay there for 7 days with no where to put our clothing? I guess we are expected to live out of our suitcases! This is not the experience that I expect for the price point I paid for this resort!! I will never return again. Nor will I encourage anyone else to. Unless they want a budget hotel experience that they are paying premium resort fed for. Also, the staff was very rude and uncomplaining. When we asked about the smell we were told it was the grease trap and they were wining on it. I do not believe that to be the case because numerous people were commenting on it and the length of time they were smelling it. I am still here more and considering finding somewhere else to stay.

Review rating: 2.0

$50 for parking? That's insane. The strip doesn't even charge that much

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Absolute Nightmare: 90-Degree Rooms & Predatory Parking DO NOT STAY HERE. My recent stay at The Downtowner was a disaster from start to finish due to a total lack of basic amenities and predatory management practices. 1. No AC/Heat Controls (90°F Rooms): Nowhere in the booking process does it mention that rooms have no individual temperature control. The hotel controls the heat/AC centrally. Our room was nearly 90 degrees the entire time. It was stifling, unhygienic, and impossible to sleep. 2. The Parking "Trap": The hotel provides a parking permit but lacks enough legal stalls. When the lot was full, I parked in an overflow area as instructed by staff. I woke up to a $25 city citation for "parking off pavement." Management admitted they know the city tickets guests there, yet refuse to mark the area or cover the fine, effectively leading guests into a financial trap. 3. Abysmal Management: Management would rather lose the revenue of an entire stay (I am currently disputing all charges) and receive a 1-star review than simply cover a $25 fine caused by their own lack of parking and infrastructure. Save your money and your sanity - stay somewhere that actually values its guests and provides basic necessities like a thermostat.

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Apparently this location is not kid friendly and you have to wear dress shirt/ clothes.

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