We recently stayed at this property for a convention; Don't let the facade scare you away. The staff was wonderful, along with the accommodations from check-in to check-out. Though the hotel is tucked away from the main strip and hard to find, it is a gem in the desert.
The hotel has an old Las Vegas feel to it (the Lobby is decorated with Marilyn Monroe photos, apparently she stayed there while filming her movie; Bus Stop). For a small hotel, it is nothing fancy, but the charm and the nicety of the staff makes it all up for it. Rooms are located in a courtyard with a pool with towering palm trees. Price is a little expensive this time of year, but the sunshine and my tan was well worth it.

I have been in some disgusting hotels, but this one takes the cake. After a long day, I pulled the sheets down, hopped into bed, and settled my head into the stink of a previous visitor's cheap perfume. I almost vomited, and spent one hour in the shower trying to scrub it off. I switched to the other bed, and used my t-shirts as pillow cases. When I told the attendent at the front desk of the problem the next morning I got, 'That's interesting, another guest complained of a yellow stain on their pillow just the other day. They really need to do something about housekeeping. Unfortunately, there's nothing I can do about it here. That's a housekeeping problem.'

Rather than try to explain to the attendent the merits of caring about other functions of the hotel other than the those within arms reach, I left as soon as possible.

What a disgusting, miserable place to spend the night.