Being a Las Vegas local, i know what makes a good hotel however this experience reminded me of what a bad hotel is.\n\nThis hotel is located snug next to the hard rock hotel alongside harmon.  The sign in the front of the hotel looks modern and attractive but the actual complex itself looks like a renovated abandoned apartment complex.\n\nFront: Service was friendly however details were not explained as I eventually found out the hardway.\n\nArea: The area is convenient to the strip.  Its nice being somewhat away from the strip but relatively nearby.  There's a walgreens located about a block or two away and plenty of restaurants to check out as well.   The hotel looks like an abandoned apartment complex thats been refinished inside of each of the rooms but the general area seems pretty untouched.  There is a pool..... which is your standard community pool, nothing special about it at all.  I had brought some drinks with me and was searching all around for the ice machine, apparently there is 2 ice machines for 9 different buildings and the machines are conveniently located on the second floor.... They have 4 hammocks which were nice to lounge on\n\nRoom: The room was decorated well.  Large deep tub with broken jets.  Overhead shower which was nice.  Water was very hot for both tub and shower.  Some of the material in the room had a strange orange tint which looked like faded blood to me.  Small tv which you can adjust. Sliding glass door that went outside to the main courtyard area.  \n\n** I found a $13 charge for my stay.  I inquired about the fee online and was told that they charge an automatic resort fee which includes: \"free wifi, open bar (oh... what i mean is a bar that is open 24/7), proximity to the strip, luxurious pool use and etc...\" end quote\n\nOverall, I wouldn't stay here again due to the uncleanliness of the room and the general appearance of the entire place.   I also would've like to be disclosed about the automatic fee they charge when i first checked in.