Downtown Grand Hotel Las Vegas

“Not For Me”

Hotel is mostly fine, but there are several annoyance that causes me to dislike it. Pros: - Location - short walk to Fremont street (if that’s your thing), Triple George restaurant right across the street - Clean - Quiet - inside the tower (this may be due to there being very few guests at the hotel at the time I was there) Cons: - Maintenance - bathroom door handle broken, toilet runs unless you open the tank & lift the filler handle, shower head clogged & very worn, …) - Old, scratchy towels (& only 2 sets) - Cheap toiletries (particularly the toilet paper & tissues = both like sandpaper) - Security - twice I exited the tower elevators to find homeless people sleeping in the chairs ; elevator nearest the wall doesn’t require a room key to access the room floors (2 elevators did, but this one didn’t) - Room keys - I had to go to front desk twice as both keys I had stopped working - Pool closed with no notice - told me at check in rather than at booking I usually stay on the strip, but thought I’d see what downtown was like. Not for me (way too seedy & neighborhood outside of Fremont street is scary w/ limited/no non-hotel dining & sports bar / pub options).

“We really liked location.”

We were in Vegas for our son’s wedding. Came early to hang out on Fremont. Really liked this hotel. Staff was great. Rooms clean. We liked how it was just off Main Street. We could hear the night life but not enough to disturb sleep. Will definitely stay here again.

“Hotel near Fremont Street”

Hotel in a great location for Fremont Experience. Nothing fancy but staff very friendly. Only compliant was that elevator was very noisy and all though our room was down the hallway, we heard the grinding all night long and it was very annoying.

“Fair wish it could’ve been better was my birthday weekend”

I had a great time, but they should really do something about the rooms I had to move rooms because things weren’t working plus the front desk Staff is a little bit rude so are bellhops everything little thing cost money