La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Las Vegas Airport N Conv.

I would never stay here again. It was dirty, stains on wall and floors. Bathrooms were disgusting. Constant smell of **** in the halls. My husbands car was almost broken into (something scared them off)

DO NOT BOOK THIS HOTEL… it closed for business as of 9/3. We booked and paid for this hotel back in February via a 3rd party website only to arrive to find a sign on the door stating the hotel is closed as of 9/3/22. A man cane out and said the hotel was sold and will be turned into a shelter and websites are still booking this hotel. We were one of many people that thought they had reservations.

Breakfast only 7-9 am. 1 elevator not working . Usual breakfast . Bed was comfortable. Just to sleep and shower , worth the value . Not for pleasure. Location good , close to Las Vegas blvd. enough parking

Horrible experience. The room was dirty, the carpet was dirty, there was an awful smell everywhere. I did not cancel my stay because it was paid in advance, but I should have done it. I don't recommend this hotel, don't be fooled by the "by Wyndham" in the title, read the other reviews.

The owners of this hotel have clearly decided to stop maintaining it. When I walked in, I was punched in the face with the strong odor of *********. Look, I'm from the Pacific Northwest, where ********* is everywhere, but this was really bad--like walking into a dispensary. OK, fine. They let people smoke in the rooms. Whatever. I hoped I was on a nonsmoking floor. I took the creaky, graffiti-covered elevator upstairs to discover what awaited me. Other travelers, just arriving from Germany, looked at me, and I looked at them. We all felt a sense of foreboding. Lighting is poor throughout the hallways, with dim and flickering lights that make you feel like you're in a horror movie (I called to complain, and was informed that management is somehow unable to buy light bulbs). When I got to my room, it wasn't much better. A light flickered outside--on, off, on, off. Carpet stains adorned both sides of the bed in stereo, making it look like a ****** scene. There was a sketchy stain on the desk chair, bodily fluids, maybe. The sheets on the bed didn't look changed, and felt sticky. I think that they were not washed, but just made up again. I left to get dinner and figure out my next steps. As I returned. about two hours later, some sort of loud eviction started almost next door. Two Las Vegas Metro Police cruisers rolled into the parking lot. Stuff was being thrown into the hallways. The hallway then filled with ********* smoke. A loud argument erupted in an adjoining room, with what sounded like furniture hitting the door. It wasn't even 10pm, and I had seen and heard enough. I booked a room at another hotel, grabbed my stuff (which I hadn't even unpacked), and left. I have stayed in some mediocre places around the world. And look, I don't have super high expectations for a La Quinta. It's not a five star hotel. But I think it's fair for me to expect a clean comfortable room, with adequate lighting and reasonable security. La Quinta failed to deliver this, and charged me anyway. P.S.: This property is so cheap that they don't even put coffee in the room, and there is no housekeeping service either, except by request (but I was told housekeeping had already gone home, so your request may not be honored depending upon the time of day). There is a coffee maker, but you have to ask for coffee at the front desk.

Not suitable for families or those who want to enjoy a decent hotel room. We quickly rebooked elsewhere and will never make this mistake of choosing a place like this ever again. It was the worst choice ever.