Hostels in United States of America

"The hotel was a little dated, but it was fine. There were people fighting in the hall. The in-room phone did not work. I called the front desk on my cell and they answered and immediately put me on hold-for 20 minutes. It was scary. I did not feel safe with the fighting and not being able to get hold of the front desk in a timely manner. I dont think I will stay here again. "

"Not happy with hidden fees"

"Walking thru hotel and casino smells of smoke, not good air filtration. Nice big room BUT No in room fridge, coffee maker. You have to walk thru casino with luggage & cooler if u want cold drinks/snacks in room. We won’t be returning. "

"Staff and security were very helpful on getting around."

"Restaurants were great!"

"Noise, smells"

"Everyone was super helpful and everything was very clean and room service was excellent"

"MASSIVE resort. Plan on walking...alot. Desk staff was friendly. Water park is great but almost impossible to find an open lounger. Water in the kids area was freezing cold. Prices for food and drinks are really expensive at the water park. Hotel food options are plenty. Hotel can be tricky to navigate. Our wing didn't have a working elevator so we had to carry 8 large suit cases up 3 sets of stairs. Room was nice however hardly any towels. Parking is plenty. "

"My son and I had an absolute blast during our stay in Vegas. TI was a big part of that. It's an affordable hotel, in proximity to everything, and has all the basics. My son thought it was luxurious, so I'll take it. Navigating the hotel was pretty easy. We really enjoyed the Cirque du Soleil show at the hotel. You have to walk through the casino to get to the pool and it's only open until 5. The room was quiet, comfortable. I was really wanting a view of the sphere, but the strip view was great! The only thing we'd like to see improved is the sign on the building for the show. A lot of parts of the sign are peeling off. The room next to us had a piece constantly flapping in the wind, and coming over to our window. I can only imagine what it was like from their side. That would be aggravating. So I hope they refresh or take down the ad for the Mystere show. It is an older hotel, but that's exactly what I knew I was getting and what I wanted. The last time I came to Vegas I stayed at the Tropicana, so that's kinda what I like to do anyway. My son and I are already planning our next trip back."