Hotel Days Inn di Las Vegas

Please read this before staying here.... Where to begin? Since my A/C is out on my truck, and I needed a large parking spot, I resorted to a stay here, as the afternoon temp was 107, and the low was only going down to 82. I actually stayed here about 10 yrs ago, on another work related matter, but don’t remember it being quite this bad. Check in was easy; the folks up front were friendly, and efficient; but after that, it was all downhill. My room was located on the truck stop side(west side) where all, or most of the not so good nightly activities occur. A knock on the door from a young couple at around 9pm, asking if they could pay $10 for a shower, should’ve had me high tailing outta there. The neighbors next door partied till the wee hours of the morning: This being a Sunday night, I thought I’d be able to sleep a little: No such luck this stay. Killed a couple of unidentifiable insects(see pics), along my stay as well. Other notable items, worn out and barely operable toilet(had to use the one in the ******), loose ceiling material, worn out everything, carpet, walls, etc... 2 broken ice machines, and an A/C that worked, but cut on n off the entires stay. Amenities: Not much here to mention, except the pool, in which the water was really greasy, as in, a filter or other problem, not functioning correctly. Not that I’m a pool buff, but just thought as an amenity, and with the heat, it’d would’ve have been a much needed relax. Last but not least, other than vagrants hopping the fence to use the pool, the foul odor of **** throughout the complex, and the many *********** crawling all over this property; I’m not sure what the so called security guards are here for. There’s also a pic of a lovely young couple asleep on the stairway. There was another couple sitting in the outside common area asleep as well. Is this normal, while the security guards look the other way? What a different world we now live in, where trash and filth are acceptable, and expected. Doesn’t anyone have a standard of living, or a decency in their upbringings? Never mind... All n all, this is without question, the very worst hotel or motel experience I’ve ever encountered. I’m at full understanding that this isn’t the Bellagio, or The Four Seasons; but anyone would notice severe the lack of management here. Having to stay close to where I was parked was my handicap; one that is on me. But in the future, I’ll not make that mistake. The Orleans, just down the road, has big rig parking, full security, and is modern and welcoming. Of course, they were sold out the night I needed a room. If you’re planning to visit this area, and are in need of parking for your big rig or motor home, keep on looking. I do hope they clean this dump up, for decency, but either way, I’m out....