Crestwood Suites of Las Vegas Blvd

I don’t understand some of the bad review here. The place is cheap but is definitely clean. What more are you asking for?

Never in my life have I ever dealt with such a rude manager Alonso is the manager for this place and is actually the worst person I’ve ever dealt with in my life he is the reason we are not staying here anymore at the Siegel suites select and is definitely the reason we are leaving this horrible review he literally could not accommodate us in anyway shape or form and was very very rude

Not a very good hotel I would not stay here or suggest people to stay here.

This is a new one for me. I had to find a place the week before CES and couldn’t find a place to stay for one of the nights. Groupon had a deal going at this hotel and I figured it was worth staying at for one night to save me an extra $ 400… Ehh… not sure if it was though.
THE ROOMS — 1 Star
Yikes, the entire place smells like cigarettes. Even the non-​smoking floors. I almost threw up when I got to the floor of my room. Bed was so gross I debated sleeping up right in the chair.
The room also seemed dirty. Alright, not seemed, the room WAS dirty. Gross.
THE SERVICE — 5 Stars
Ok, so this is the reason the place gets 5 stars. The young gentleman the checked me in and the young lady that checked me out were both two of the most hospital people I have ever met. Especially considering what a dump the hotel is (I kind of feel bad saying that, but its true). Overtime I came in and out of the hotel I was greeted with a very friendly hello and my name (my name is NOT easy to remember). Its sometimes the little things that can go really far.
If you are really strapped for cash and need a place to stay and this is the cheapest, then I suppose its worth it. Otherwise, I would keep searching. Just my two cents. I will not be staying there again.
OH – BIG UPSIDE IS THEY HAVE FREE WIFI AND IT WORKS REALLY WELL.

Lobby area smells like someone was smoking marijuana as we entered to check-​in. The night clerk was nowhere to be seen. Waited several minutes until he returned to his post. The room was not cleaned well. Hair in bathtub, dirty sink, cheap mattress and linen, no blankets. Thin walls so you heard everything.

We moved to vegas from california and need a place to stay for 5 weeks until the construction of our house is done. We checked in here a day after thanksgiving after a horrible experience at EMERALD SUITES! Brandon the receptionist that day is so helpful and even let us check the room before booking. This place is clean, has the basic necessities and very close to everything! We can cross the street to the outlet mall!!! We are here for 4 more weeks and thankful every day that we found this gem!!!

Sucks! We researched in advance for a pet friendly hotel. We have 2 cats. After a 5 hour drive we pull in wi th our 2 cats, they deny our reservation and say they allow 1 animals. They dont refund our money and charge a cancellation penalty. Worthless! I would not come back here if they paid me to stay.
And after speaking with Expedia who booked our reservation, they said per contract with Creations that there is a $ 20 per pet fee which we paid. Bill at the desk was obstinate, belligerent, rude, and was uncooperative in resolving this. We travel a lot for pet expos, cat shows with TICA and CFA and I will make it well known the inconvenience we endured here. I only wish I could blast Bills photo here to show his rude face.

A good hotel to sleep at, that’s really about it.
Pros: Affordable, full kitchen setup. Located on Las Vegas blvd.
Cons: This is an extended stay which means you are staying with people who practically live there. This hotel is 4 miles away from the Strip, and the Deuce does not run that far down the strip. Walking is impractical (even though i did it anyway. ice machine is only on the 2^nd floor… really??? $ 25 early check in fee, $ 20 late checkout fee. Wifi did not work because their website to login to the wifi did not render on any of my 3 phone browsers.

This place sucks nuts the maid only comes once a week, the keys never work to get into your room, you have to walk down to the front desk every time you need toilet paper and towels, it’s primarily African American hookers staying here!

I’m not sure why people would give this place a bad review. This place is clean, quiet, and staff is courteous. The only way I’ll stay in any other hotel is if they paid me. I’m not hating on other places but I got my money worth. It wasn’t overly priced, no roaches, no crack heads, no problems. I was very comfortable there. And I’m a local.

It’s right across the las Vegas premium outlets. The only good thing about checking in here. Went through Expedia and didn’t realize I had book only one bed. I tried to upgrade but the front desk are unhelpful. Not even a single try. It’s a no regardless. THE WORST HOTEL SERVICE THAT I’VE COME ACROSS IN MY WHOLE ENTIRE LIFE! Never will I check in here again. f

If you need a place to stay in Vegas near the airport car rental, this is it. It’s literally a 2 minute drive around the back of the McCarran Rent-​A-​Car Center.
I’ve been here twice and Dan, the night check in guy is really friendly and professional. My reservation was lost, but he got on the phone with Travelocity and had things settled in a snap.
I’d give it 5 stars all day (for the service), but the AC in the rooms are noisy. It’s not too bad, and for $ 60 a night, you can’t compare it to the Bellagio.

Checked in from a Friday to a Sunday. It was cheap and conveniently located. There were also nice amenities provided. The only downfall is the smell of the room. It was so horrible we bought Fabreeze and air fresheners to help make the smell go away but it was unsuccessful. The smell stuck to all our clothes.

Worst hotel ever stayed at. Don’t stay unless you’re down in the dumps. We left early to go home because we couldn’t stay any longer at this dump. Raggedy on all levels. I’m still itching and hope I didn’t bring bed bugs home. Smelled weed throughout the place and even outside. Would be zero stars.

I flew into Las Vegas for a business trip back on January 9, 2013. After reading favorable reviews on one-​star hotels and motels, I decided to stay here at the Crestwood Suites right off of Las Vegas Boulevard, just a few minutes south from the strip. While being able to get good night’s rest on my one-​night stay, the room and its facilities have their fair share of pros and cons.
On the positive side, the place has a very nice price point, basic amenities and friendly customer service. Reserving via Priceline’s website, not utilizing the «name your own price» service, the daily rate of $ 58 per night was affordable. The room has all of the basic amenities, like shampoo, soap, iron and iron board, etc. There’s even a stove, refrigerator, cabinets and sink. And also for a local hotel to have a good caliber of customer service, concern and interaction, at least that brought a lot of ease in my mind.
However, I believe all those pluses don’t cover up the two drawbacks of this place. First off is the presence of the remnant secondhand cigarette smoke in the hallway and my room, which is on the first floor wing. On top of hotel patrons, I personally couldn’t believe how maids could make a living cleaning the rooms with this «stench» of a smell present. Plus it personally sucks to have my clean clothes be adored with this type of smell! Also, the room sofa has that small, yet disgusting, dry white stain sort of similar to Monica Lewinsky’s «blue dress.»
Despite these findings, the hotel is okay to stay in. My recommendation for those who want to «roll the dice» by saving your money and their lungs, request a different room higher than the first floor or look somewhere else.

A couple of friends and I had stayed here for 2012 Halloween Weekend. There was a lot of confusion with our reservations in the beginning, due to complications with the booker provider, but overall everything went smoothly. This place is an amazing spot to stay if you are on a budget and don’t mind being too far from the strip.
We had booked a room with two queen beds with a kitchen and its other amenities. I was surprisingly shocked with how spacious the room was and all the mirrors. I personally loved that because there was 4 other girls getting ready, and to be honest — we didn’t even use the bathroom mirror to do our make up and hair, so it was great for all of us. The rooms were nice and neat, but we did find a couple of things on the rim of the bed, like dust and crumbs. But overall, everything was nicely kept, spacious and we had no complaints on the room.
We had a situation with one of our friends who we couldn’t get a hold of and needed help. Not knowing the area, we asked the ladies in the front and they began to help us with the information we need. They were comforting and made sure that everything was okay. (I really wish I remembered what the two ladies names were, but we gave our thanks and some goodies! I know that one of the ladies had just moved to Vegas and has a 14yr old daughter and a 8mo son (WHO IS SO CUTE, BTW!!) THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP, and again when you are in the San Diego area, please contact us!)
I will book here again on my next Vegas trip.

When I walked into the hotel and they couldn’t find my reservation I should have taken that as a sign to find another hotel, however given I am traveling across country with two cats and the Crestwood is «pet friendly» and it’s a holiday weekend in Las Vegas then I decided to stick with my reservation. That was a big mistake…
On the plus side and the reason for one star vice zero (besides the fact you can’t actually give zero stars): The front desk staff was very friendly as were the maintenance staff that had to be called once going into our room and finding out the toilet doesn’t flush properly. The toilet eventually flushes, though it needs some prodding and patience.
Now for the negative: The chain’s flier says «Always clean and friendly,» but methinks not. The hallways smell of old cigarettes, the toilet was dirty (perhaps because it doesn’t flush properly) and the room actually has cockroaches. I realize cockroaches are everywhere, but really? They are charging me a $ 50 pet cleaning fee for one night. I feel like they should pay me a fee to watch their cockroaches. We did check for bedbugs and see no obvious signs. Hopefully in the morning there will be no marks they are actually here given we’ve made it across country through multiple budget hotels without picking any up.
You do get what you pay for, so I made the mistake of paying for this roach infested motel. Please don’t make the same mistake.

Horrible, woke up to roaches in my bathroom, they came to clean the roaches up and sprayed some kind of pesticide in there. I went to the front desk thinking id get another room for the rest of my morning. Not the case they said it should air itself out! didn’t even get comp’d, I’m posting the pics of the roaches. Worst way to wake up! Stayed in room 104

I traveled to Las Vegas to interview with an airline. I had to pay full fare even though I was flying on my possible new employer. A two day interview that required that I pay for my own accommodations. I placed a bid on Priceline for an economical hotel. I was booked here from the 17^th to the 19^th of February. «The Strip» is four miles away.
The exterior of this hotel is nothing to look at, perhaps borderline tacky. I can go into detail, however, nothing artistic, beautiful, classy or stylish. It could very well be military barracks.

The lobby is pretty generic — rural Motel 6, plain Jane, don’t close the curtain while you are in the shower type of place. The check-​in process took about two minutes and no frills.
My room was on the first floor. I made two left turns and 50 meters down the hallway, it seemed I was inside a crack-​house in the Bronx, just with newer paint, no graffiti, and absent prostitutes smoking cigarettes by their doors. Inside my «suite» is a clean space containing a Home Depot GE refrigerator, two electric burners, a stainless steel sink, tacky plastic two-​cup coffee maker, plenty of counter space, one queen size bed with five pillows, ironing board, broken Hamilton Beach iron, clean spacious bathroom and my biggest disappointment — a cathode ray tube Zenith Concierge television that I never turned on.
Besides the television, the next biggest problem with the hotel is the thickness of both the walls and suite’s door. I was on my phone and I could hear clearly one adjacent neighbor exhaling with anticipation for the end of my call. How long can a neighbor’s phone conversation echo across three suites? My other wall-​neighbor was a double and possibly a triple occupancy. They most probably are banking on the Las Vegas ad term, «what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.» Of course, unless nine months later there is a need for a bigger home.
The front door — Mary ! Mother of God ! You could hear a pimp flipping through his cash 50 meters away. The door looks sturdy, but it does not filter any hallway sounds. Its like having a beaded curtain for a sound barrier.
If you bring your computer, the front desk will give you the password to use their free server. If you decide to relax in your room with headsets on and watch a movie on Hulu, then you are in for a Buddhist Monk test of patience. A 45 minute episode of Revenge can take 3 hours to complete because of the buffering. Lastly, to keep this review short — don’t slide open the curtain of your window facing the parking lot — just don’t do it.
If you made it this far, then you deserve to know. Every single employee has been courteous, genuinely interested in helping. Housekeeping was courteous and accommodating.
On my last day, I received a call from the front desk. The front desk clerk called to ask me if I was going to use my (suite’s) phone? The Hotel is going to do a phone upgrade and phones will go offline. No, problem, I have a cell phone. I immediately placed a wake-​up call and explained I was going to the airport. A free shuttle from the hotel front door at my 5:30 am check out time. However, I did not receive the wake-​up call and there was no shuttle — surprise ! The lady working at my check-​out 5:30 am shift explained there was no wake-​up call request made. Also, there are about 10 shuttle services and they all charge at least $ 9.00. So, my only call to my room must have been a prank, even though they usually do shut down phone service during upgrades.
Ok, lets wrap it up. 1. Efficient check in. 2. Helpful housekeeping. 3. No extra resort «surprise» fees.
Use Priceline and bid $ 30.00 for a 2-​occupancy room. Don’t forget to bring a set of foamy ear plugs.

This hotel is one of my backup hotels when I make impromptu trips to Vegas. (U know. Thinking about going two days before the weekend!!)
Rooms are clean, service is great (they are accommodating), not too far from the strip (like a 5 minute drive), plenty of access to food and the Las Vegas outlets.
Never any complaints. Keep up the great work guys!