content: It was decent, but for the price and being in Vegas I will not stay there again. \nFor me I've stayed in nicer Vegas hotels for the same price.  \n\nNot in walking distance of anything worthwhile except for Circus-Circus (...only if you have kids and you want to take them to the arcade).  Oddly poor lighting and internet were annoying and noticed by everyone.\n\nTwo TVs and kitchen suites were nice laundry machine and dish washer in rooms.\n\nLOCATION: It is away from the quality casinos. and has the Circus-Circus, the Stratosphere nearby, and a few small crappy casinos, so it is not a busy area, or in walking distance of anything worthwhile. If you don't care about being 'on the strip', head south more and actually stay on the strip.\n\nWTF!?! CONS: sporadically working, slow internet and oddly dim lighting. \nRecently had a wedding with friends and family, and we stayed in multiparty rooms on different floors. 2 things stood out poor internet and lighting.  This 2 minor issues kinda sucked, otherwise I would give it 3 stars and maybe more if it wasn't in Vegas where the hotels really compete for affordable prices and quality. \nFelt like I was staying in The Shining's OVERLOOK Hotel with the weird overly dim lighting trying to get old  timey dial up to work at times.\n\nInternet is free; however it is fairly terrible, and sometimes seemingly unusable for phone or laptop. Everyone had issues trying to use the internet- no matter what floor or where they were in the building.  Also everyone had with dim lighting.  You never think of lighting or internet being an issue, until you are stuck somewhere. Anyhow seems like the hotel uses dim LED lights, that are either too low power or too old to cast much light.\n\nLOCATION: Circus Circus & Stratosphere. Need to take a cab or bus to get anywhere. Large building across the street has been under construction/abandoned since 2008, along with several other properties around this hotel in similar situations.  This is not \""On The Strip\"".\n\nThere's a pool bar with a menu and drinks, but there's no restaurant in this hotel. Seems like they're using this hotel specifically to coerce people into timeshares. although all we were offered was a continental breakfast, and a \""mystery prize\"" valued at supposedly $200 (possibly off of an airline ticket, that would be likely very difficult to use).  I don't know what the timeshare push is like and whether it is a hard or soft sell.\n\nOther observations: small gym, coffee-shop restaurant (bagel sandwiches), and  pool.\nPaid parking required everyday, but there is also valet, which can be less expensive if you take your vehicle out once or twice a day, and tip decently. Everyone had positive experience with the staff who seemed to be friendly.