Studio 6 Suites Las Vegas, NV - Tropicana

Everything was perfect

Greatnone

Reasonable

Walking distance to casinos

I loved the fact this location provided over sized parking for my tractor trailer and that they allowed my pet.the pool was absolutely sparkling clean.you can uber to just about anywhere on the strip very reasonably.steak and shake right next door and mgm within walking distance.

Im a solo traveler.as a night shift worker,when I checked in I explained i was on my vacation and 1)I didn't want to be disturbed bye early morning maid service, and 2)I really didn't require any maid service,id prefer the privacy. BUT THEY INSISTED I have maid service so we set up a 3pm time.i had 1 3pm maid service followed bye security wakeing me up at 10am the following morning saying he needed to know when the maid could service my room???,I returned to the front desk where the lady that checked me in apologized and said she'd forgotten about our arrangement and said shed take care of it.my last remaining days I had maids pressing their face against my window,tapping on the door,asking if I needed anything? Im such an easy guest,but I really feel the forced maid service was intrusive and annoying.i couldn't help but wonder if it was more about snooping around instead of room cleaning seeing as to how they did have a couple of shadey looking characters hanging around.I did leave the maid a $10 tip because I know they work hard.the grounds were mostly clean,albeit cig butts.,trash and empty mini bottles scattered on the outside perimeters.i was told all ice machines were broken when I checked in,but found 2 of 3 were working (after id already purchased ice)i did not like other quests smoking right outside my non smoking room door.happened daily,even though I was on the 2nd floor.and I know its vegas but there were too many people loitering around the grounds and right beside the lobby door asking for money or cigarettes as well as brushing their teeth and apparently drying their underwear on the rocks.youd think handling those issues would be a better use of securities time instead of rousting guests out of bed to demand they have maid service.