The Lexi Las Vegas, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

Mixed signals in reviews: several guests explicitly said rooms were clean and comfortable, while others reported smoke smells or that things didn’t work. Overall slightly above average cleanliness but inconsistent.

Service sentiment is mixed but includes many positive notes (helpful front desk, attentive security, lifeguard assisting guests). Several issues around surcharges and check-in policies lowered impressions, but on-staff interactions were often praised, justifying a strong service score to balance other negatives.

Location is isolated (no nearby bar/store) and on a back road per reviews, but guests valued the quiet/vintage setting. Despite remoteness, the property’s setting and atmosphere were seen as a positive by several reviewers.

Room quality was uneven: reports of rattling AC, cold/jail-cell lighting, thin walls, poor beds/pillows, but also mentions of comfortable rooms. Overall slightly below mid-tier standard due to noise and fixture issues.

The pool and lifeguard received consistent praise, but many other amenities were closed or limited (bar/restaurant closed early, no ice machine, no valet). Strong pool experience raises the amenities score despite widespread closures.

Multiple guests reported being overcharged, unexpected daily fees, deposits for service animals, and feeling the stay was not worth the price compared to alternatives—clear negative sentiment on value.

Food and beverage offerings were frequently unavailable or very limited (restaurant/bar closed early or not operating), producing poor guest satisfaction in this category.

Overall experience is mixed: standout positives (pool, helpful staff, vintage character) tempered by operational problems (closed facilities, extra fees, noisy rooms). Net sentiment lands modestly positive but inconsistent.