TownePlace Suites by Marriott Las Vegas Stadium District
Overall, this is a fine hotel, but the value is where things get a little… Vegas; premium payment, high expectations, delivers a bit more…average. The room was spacious and mostly clean, though a few details…
1 / 5Overall, this is a fine hotel, but the value is where things get a little… Vegas; premium payment, high expectations, delivers a bit more…average. The room was spacious and mostly clean, though a few details stood out. I found some hairs, a hole in the bathroom wall, and a few small misses that made it feel just a bit off, especially at an average of $340+ a night.
There were some unintentionally funny moments too. The shower featured two bottles of body wash and zero shampoo, which felt like a bold lifestyle choice. Breakfast was solid, and Ruby was a bright spot each morning. Truly a great way to start the day.
The night, however, had other plans. Whatever was happening above me sounded like a late-night filming of My 600-lb Life. I’m still not sure how anyone can generate that level of noise just by walking at a sub-600 weigh-in. Around 11:45 pm, I resorted to some light wall diplomacy and raised my voice a bit. Eventually, peace returned.
The morning greeted me with the unmistakable aroma of sewer cleaning. Not ideal, but certainly memorable.
For context, I have stayed in a Motel 6 off the Strip before, which was not just a bad experience but a questionable life decision. This was not that. It was simply… meh for the price.
The staff was kind, and the beds were comfortable as expected from a Marriott. I would probably stay again at a better price point.
Moses remains undecided on this stay.
