We randomly stayed in Vegas for US labour day - a long weekend here, so the price of the hotels are very expensive. Therefore, we picked Hooters as it is relatively cheap and convenient.
Location - on the strip, right opposite to MGM. Still takes about 5-10 mins walk to MGM without any shaded area. Acceptable.
Cost - US$77+7.5 (resort fee) +tax, so under $100 a day.
Cleanness - pretty clean, I would rate 4/5
Service -3/5, the staff there is generally not too bad but not really helpful. They didn't make up our bed onçe after we left the room at 4p and no voice message is being left about this. Oh well, what do you expect from Hooters.
Envirnoment - as a random racial observation, lots of white people there and don't see Asians basically. However, it doesn't really matter, it's a safe hotel.
Overall, it costs less than US$100 a day, I think the overall experiences are good and I will probably stay at Hooters again.
Oh, the worst thing is that Hooters doesn't provide wifi, even if you pay. However, you can find free wifi all around Vegas (eg) MGM, Aria, Cosmopolitan. You can still survive.
Location - on the strip, right opposite to MGM. Still takes about 5-10 mins walk to MGM without any shaded area. Acceptable.
Cost - US$77+7.5 (resort fee) +tax, so under $100 a day.
Cleanness - pretty clean, I would rate 4/5
Service -3/5, the staff there is generally not too bad but not really helpful. They didn't make up our bed onçe after we left the room at 4p and no voice message is being left about this. Oh well, what do you expect from Hooters.
Envirnoment - as a random racial observation, lots of white people there and don't see Asians basically. However, it doesn't really matter, it's a safe hotel.
Overall, it costs less than US$100 a day, I think the overall experiences are good and I will probably stay at Hooters again.
Oh, the worst thing is that Hooters doesn't provide wifi, even if you pay. However, you can find free wifi all around Vegas (eg) MGM, Aria, Cosmopolitan. You can still survive.
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