OYO Hotel and Casino Las Vegas

Communication at this Las Vegas hotel was absolutely lacking. Upon arrival, the elevator was out of order, the sink was clogged, and no room service was available. We informed the housekeeping staff that our room was ready for cleaning and requested towels and water. Despite being out all day, our room was left untouched, and upon voicing our concerns, the manager offered no assistance. The hotel's customer service and communication are in dire need of improvement. I cannot recommend this establishment to anyone, as our stay was during a special occasion, and the state of the hotel was shocking. When trying to reach someone in higher authority, there was no knowledge of who that might be, and the manager seemed indifferent to our issues, showcasing poor leadership. The hotel was in a rundown condition, with smoke-filled halls and unappetizing food. Cleanliness was severely lacking, and I will definitely steer clear of this place in the future. The $300 deposit was outrageous, especially given that the AC was malfunctioning and remained unaddressed. It's true—you get what you pay for—and I will certainly not be returning. The food at a nearby Denny’s was significantly better. It's disappointing how both guests and staff are treated here; they simply do not care.

OYO in Las Vegas offers a great experience, even if the casino isn't the most modern. The staff is exceptional and provides excellent service. The gaming machines are decent, and there's a Dollar Blackjack table that adds to the fun. A special shoutout to casino host Tiffany Phillips for being truly outstanding and attentive. Contrary to some negative reviews I read, my experience was hassle-free, and the alarm never sounded during my stay. I traveled with my dog, and the entire staff was incredibly welcoming to him. The daytime bartender at the underground was particularly fantastic, even going out of her way to greet my dog. I'm definitely planning to return; everyone there is amazing.

I have stayed in many hotels, and I must say that my experience at this hotel was extremely disappointing. Despite being advertised as a budget-friendly option, I found it to be overpriced, especially considering the resort fee and the lack of amenities due to closures. The hotel itself is in desperate need of an update, with a dingy and outdated appearance. The casino, which you have to walk through to exit the hotel, was consistently filled with unsavory incidents such as fights, intoxicated individuals, and police activity. The smell of cigarettes permeated the entire property, including the supposedly non-smoking rooms, making it difficult to stay inside without feeling nauseous. Upon entering my room, I was greeted by a bloodstain on the floor, along with dust, grime, and hairs on the bed. It was clear that the room had not been properly cleaned, and the overall condition was unacceptable. Additionally, there were safety concerns, such as guests being stuck in the elevator and blocked stairwells, which raised red flags for me. When I requested clean towels, the front desk promised to bring them to my room, but I had to wait over two hours before finally receiving them. To make matters worse, I was informed that using a fridge and microwave in the room would incur an additional fee, which was yet another unexpected cost on top of the resort fee. Overall, I would strongly advise against staying at this hotel. Despite being in Vegas for a wedding and feeling limited in options, the poor quality of the accommodations was truly disappointing. I did not receive any satisfactory resolution from the hotel staff regarding the numerous issues I encountered during my stay. Save yourself the trouble and avoid this hotel at all costs. If I could give it zero stars, I would.

Stayed at OYO in Las Vegas over the weekend and had a disappointing experience. Unfortunately, the hotel seemed to be in poor condition and there were issues with charging for supposed smoking damage despite not smoking in the room. Attempts to contact management have been unsuccessful, and there were also problems with the elevators and air conditioning. It is clear from other reviews that these concerns are not unique.Overall, would not recommend staying here.

Aptly named On Your Own. It took 20 minutes to check in due to lack of staff. Dirty. Run Down. Nothing appears to have been vacuumed or scrubbed in a long time. Rooms are decent size and location is convenient. Good luck finding an elevator that works and if you’re on one of the lower floors then they will likely be full around checkout time.

We chose this hotel for its affordability and convenient location in Las Vegas. Despite the attractive photos online, we were disappointed with our experience. Only one elevator was operational, prompting us to use the dirty and unpleasant stairwell to access our room with our luggage. The room had a strong odor of marijuana, despite being a non-smoking room, and the noisy AC made for an uncomfortable stay. The ice machine on our floor was out of order, and the lack of a security latch on the door left us feeling unsafe. In addition, the elevator buttons on our floor and the one below were not functioning, forcing us to use the stairs throughout our stay. After a brief 10-minute stay, we made the decision to cancel our reservation and find alternative accommodations. The staff was accommodating in allowing us to cancel both nights, and we were willing to pay more for a better experience elsewhere. Overall, we do not recommend this hotel.

I disagree with most of the negative reviews here. The rooms at OYO were perfectly adequate for the price. Don't expect luxury, but they were clean and comfortable. Just be sure not to smoke in the rooms to avoid extra cleaning fees. The staff was friendly and helpful during my stay. The main downside was the elevators - only one was working properly. The tubs in the bathrooms could use some updating, but they were still functional for a quick shower. The bed was comfortable and other fixtures were in good condition. Some furniture had minor dings, but it didn't bother me. I checked for bedbugs with a flashlight and found no signs of them. Overall, I had a great stay at OYO. The location is convenient and the price was right.

Recently stayed at OYO in Las Vegas for a quick trip with friends to see a concert. We were looking for affordable accommodations and OYO definitely delivered! This hotel is perfect for budget-conscious travelers, non-gamblers, or those who plan on spending minimal time in their room. The service was top-notch, with all staff members being incredibly friendly and helpful. A special thank you to Brody and the Cantina staff for going above and beyond to make our stay extra special!

Terrible experience at this hotel. Upon check-in, there was an unexpected $200 resort fee. The casino wasn't enjoyable. The elevators were out of order, forcing us to use a service elevator. The hotel and especially the hallways felt unclean and neglected. Save yourself the trouble and spend a bit more elsewhere. We eventually moved to the MGM Grand across the street, which had a stunning casino. The room here was extremely basic with no fridge or coffee pot, and the curtains were damaged. Everything seemed outdated and musty. Booking a room here is a bad choice.

The rooms are quite spacious. However, cleanliness and furnishings could use improvement. The bed was comfortable, but it would be convenient to have a microwave and fridge for leftovers or bottled water from the restaurant downstairs. The tub drained slowly, causing water to accumulate during showers, which was unpleasant. Room cleaning was absent, and we had to request towels and water that were supposed to be provided, especially considering the fee charged for them. The elevators were problematic, with only one regular elevator operational, which broke down a few times during our stay. The wait for the elevator was consistently long, and it was often dirty, including the service elevator. Additionally, there were a few power outages during our stay, and the rugs throughout the hotel were noticeably dirty and in need of replacement. On a positive note, the staff member Brianna, who checked us in, was very nice, professional, and helpful, making our arrival pleasant. Despite her efforts, the overall condition of the hotel is disappointing and falls short of the expected Las Vegas standard, especially with the MGM Grand located right across the street. This hotel clearly needs significant improvements. Unfortunately, we do not plan to stay here again. 😒

While visiting OYO in Las Vegas, I had a less than enjoyable experience. Despite not expecting five-star treatment, the conditions at this hotel were unlivable. It became apparent that something was amiss after speaking with other guests and staff members. I would highly recommend avoiding this hotel. Although the staff were friendly, there were certain instances that left a bad taste in my mouth. From being misled about fund release times to false promises of air conditioning on certain floors, it was clear that something was not right. Staff members even entered our room without permission under the guise of cleaning, when in reality we were inquiring about a different room or refund. The lack of proper air conditioning in the extreme heat was particularly concerning, especially for someone like me in an electric wheelchair. During my stay, I unfortunately contracted Covid and a severe sinus infection likely due to the poor filtration system in place. Despite voicing my concerns, I only received a partial refund and was charged a nonrefundable resort fee. The pool was underutilized, and the overall atmosphere made it difficult to enjoy other amenities like gambling. On a positive note, the Steak 'n Shake on site was a bright spot, as well as the friendly bartender there. While there were some staff members who seemed to genuinely enjoy their work, the management of this hotel leaves much to be desired. Proper health and safety measures need to be implemented to protect both guests and staff members. I will be sharing my concerns with the relevant health authorities and urge OYO to take these issues seriously before further harm is done. The well-being of both guests and staff should be the top priority, and improvements need to be made to ensure a safe and enjoyable stay for all.

A coupon in the Last Vegas Advisor brought us in and we actually had a good time. Good bar with sports playing.. not the fanciest place but the bartender was very attentive and eager to please. He was kicking out some delicious looking drinks with a smile. They do have poker machines at the bar, we were able to sit and play for a bit. Everyone we encountered was very friendly. Parking was fairly easy too.. not the first place I'm going to visit but if I find myself with another coupon or in the area, I wouldn't hesitate to return.

We were very satisfied staying at this the location. It’s in the perfect spot as it’s an easy ,short walk to the strip. The rooms and parking were at a fantastic price point. We did not spend a lot of time in our room, but found it to be clean, comfortable and had a great view with an upgraded room on the 16th floor of the strip. The staff all over the property from the front desk to the restaurants were very friendly. We look forward to our next stay at this property.

My review is only for my experience to stay in the hotel, I don't gamble, and I can't say anything about it. Location wise just opposite side of MGM Grand and very close to the strip. It's on the cheaper side, we stayed there 1 night. First thing, I have to admit, the service we received from the lady at reception was excellent. Breakfast was included for 2 people, and she gave us two extra vouchers for the kids as well in the Hooters at downstairs. Kudos to them. The first room we've got was terrible, clearly very prominent Marijuana smell in the non-smoking room. Facet didn't have running water, bathtub was running very slow, only one closet door, stain on the iron board, open junction box between two beds. Called services and Mr. Juan came quickly to see the issue. He told me they needed to fix the pipes and will gonna take a few hours to complete. He asked us to go to the reception and ask for the different room. Reception quickly noted the issues and gave us the second room on the same floor. This room was way better. Bed was very comfortable, and we had a very good night sleep. Hotel rooms are definitely dated and need some upgrades. Downstairs restaurants, bar, pools, and casino seem nice. There is plenty of parking around.

During my stay in Vegas, all of the usual hotel casinos that run $80-200 a night were in the $500-1400 range, so I settled for this hotel. I booked a non-smoking room, and upon arrival I was told I would have to be placed in a smoking room. Well, when I got to the room, it was filthy. There was hair on the bed(s), in the bathroom spread across the vanity, mold near the window, and major amounts of dust on the nightstand and appliances. I spoke with an agent and asked to switch to a room that would be clean. After moving rooms, it was the same as the previous room. Honestly, I think the first room was more clean than the new room they moved me to. Also, the room did not have a fridge. The elevator had no air conditioning inside and made for a miserable trip up and down. Only one elevator was functioning at the time. One thing that didn’t make any sense was the “smoking floor” that I was on had a sign in the hallway that read “this floor is a non-smoking floor” but in all actuality, the floor was for smoking. The hallways were humid and reeked of marijuana. The whole hotel smelled terrible and seemed like they tried to mask the smell by using some cheap chemicals. Whenever you go to Las Vegas, you expect a top tier experience. But as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. Wait and see…. I guarantee you that this will NEVEE receive a response from the Property.

The hotel and casino are older in feel even with the renovations. But, not in a gross way kinda like vintage Louie. There was a Jacuzzi between the front room and bedroom. The view was even nice. The food smelt amazing from Hooters also.

Dirty, incredibly dirty. Falling apart. Gross. Front desk is very rude. Dead cockroach in the bedroom corner. Dirty tissue in the bathroom under sink. Hallway has leak and smells horribly rotten. Their website pics are NOT an honest representation of how rundown, dirty, nasty, and gross this "hotel" is. And, yes, it's cheap; however, that should not equal their gross misrepresentation of their rooms and hotel in general. Definitely do NOT recommend. I wanted to try something a little different not quite in the strip because of traffic, but I regret my decision. Lamps are dusty and one is broken. TV remote is sticky and not all the buttons work. Vending machine doesn't work. No operator so no one answers the phone. No attempt to remedy the situation in any way. Just a horrible experience and that's day one. Giving one star because at least there aren't any bed bugs. The shower tub is all slimy. I mean, they really should post accurate pics of how awful this place is before they get sued for false advertisement. Seriously, pay an extra $10 a night and stay somewhere else.

Great location. Easy walk to the Strip. This casino is a bit dated but the showroom has great comedy shows. The ticket prices are reasonable and they currently offer a $25 all you can drink option during the comedy show. It's beer and properly strong well drinks which is a great value. Comedians are different each week, so I come back often for a new show. The monthly roast show "You look like..." is great fun each time. Highly recommend.

We arrived to be pleasantly surprised by the room with and its excellent views – the MGM, NY NY hotel, and the Excalibur were all visible from the window! On top of that, the room was very large and well-lit. The casino provides some of the lowest stakes in Vegas for roulette and blackjack at 5$ and 1$, respectively. The hotel also offers two restaurants, one of them being Hooters, which is always an excellent choice. Additionally, there was a great pool, gym and a store packed with souvenirs.

Clean rooms and comfy beds. Oyo is one of my favorite Vegas hotels because it's cheap and basically on the strip. A lot of cheap dining options too.