Siegel Slots and Suites

Air condition was very noisy. Found cockroaches . Price was reasonable. Location is good.

They don't provide blankets pillows or free wifi. You can get a free coffee in the morning after they open, but that's if you are lucky and the desk clerk is in a good mood. Most days she has her kids with her so she's occupied. I did enjoy the stray cats that hang by the dumpster area. They ate good cause the long term residents throw as much garbage on the ground as they do in the dumpster. Good luck and don't get a sexually transmitted disease because the hood you'll be in looks like Beirut.

It was terrible. Towels were so stiff from not being washed. There was 1 working tv channel with no remote and the bedding was also stained.

Where to begin: The door to the room was missing the whole latch assembly. The only way to close and lock the door was with a dead bolt.The carpet on the floor was, I guess ,brown but it was so dirty it looked like black carpet to me. There was no toilet paper at all in the room and the towels were like sand paper.The office staff was non existent, and the whole place was like a bed dream.

I NEVER write reviews about my hotels, but feel I should warn others about my experience! This Motel is in what appears to be a seedy part of town to begin with, it also appears to also be a weekly/monthly destination for transients, definitely not a happy family destination!..I am unable to review the actual room however, because I was unable to check in! The front office I was told closes at 8pm and outside office hours it is impossible to get a room! We arrived at approximately 10 pm only to find the office closed with no one around, and no instructions for late check in! I've never seen this before at a motel/hotel! I went into the on site casino to look for answers, all they could tell me is look for the motel security guard, that he "might" be able to help. When we couldn't find security after looking around for a bit, I called the hotel phone number listed on my itinerary. I was able to get through to a woman who said she would contact security for us and we waited 15 minutes, no security arrived. I called back, same woman answered, told me she is only a dispatch who contacts security, and couldn't help beyond that, but that she would try to contact them again. We waited another 20 minutes for security to arrive, only to be told there was nothing he could do to get us our room. All he could suggest is that we come back in the morning when the office is open!...YEAH RIGHT! We had to find other accommodations at 11:30 pm!..Beware!

This is not a place for travellers: it's neither safe nor hospitable, and most people who stay here appear to be long-term residents (you must sign a lease, yes a lease, to stay). The sign on the door of the casino reads "No Firearms". This should tell you everything you need to know, but in case you want more info.: when we arrived (around 7:00 pm on a Saturday), there was no one in the office, and no one to be found who could tell us when someone might show up. When we were finally given a room, it had a broken latch on the door, not that a latch would offer any real security when each room has a walkway-facing window that could easily become an entry into the room. Moreover, this hotel uses keys (not on an identifiable keychain) that anyone could easily copy and then use to enter your room whenever they felt like it. The room had a powerful chemical smell (some industrial strength cleaner?) that hurt my lungs and gave me a headache. And the bathroom door jamb was broken (e.g. door had previously been kicked in). As we had to check out very early, the office was not yet open - yes it's weird and poor service that the office closes overnight - and we were advised at check-in to leave the key in the room on the dresser. This hardly seems like a safe practice to me, but that's how they roll at the Siegal Slots and Suites. This place is cheap, and on a Saturday night in Vegas that might seem like a great thing, but everything about it (the neighbourhood, the stuff going down at the casino, the broken latch) made me fear that my night spent there could be my last. And that would be a terrible way to go down. It was my mistake not to read reviews before landing here, so please put my mistake to good use: if you value your sense of safety and happiness, do not stay here.

Worse than motel 6. But more expensive. Some hidden fees.

Screwed up check in, took one and one half hours standing in dirty smelly lobby before they fixed there mistake that a trainee counter person did. Would not let us go to our room and fix it latter. At that point we had been up for eighteen hrs and could barley keep our eyes open. During our three day stay they never came in the room to clean, make beds, change towels, there were no glasses- plastic cups.

It was ok for what I needed it for.

We had to request clean bedding. The electric went out the last night we were there so my breathing machine didn't work.