The Lexi Las Vegas

I really liked how the property was only for adults, in which verification of ID was required once entering the hotel. The room was also a good size, and I had a great view of the strip from my room on the 2nd floor. The bed was comfortable and the blankets were thick enough for warmth- not the thin ones that I'm used to, so I really liked how cozy it was.

The low lighting and the T.V were slight issues that I wasn't a fan of. The lights were limited and there was only 1 on the ceiling that was not bright, and left the corners and the rest of the room dark and dim. The only bright light was in the bathroom and by the door entrance. The T.V. was also inaccessible- no channels showing on local TV channels and the internet was not connected, so I could not stream any movies, shows, or anything. I called the front desk and they did give me the option of free drinks as an apology, but I declined as I don't drink.

The staff were awesome they had such a cool vibe!

I think it was fine. The floor in my room had water damage at some point so the floor was warped enough I noticed but it was alright

The rooms are nice brand new , nice views

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Cold AC. Spanish style architecture.

Rattling AC in room 207, and very cold lighting was a letdown when compared to listing photos, jail cell vibes. Lifeless atmosphere overall with an empty event space and a bar and restaurant closed at 5PM. The 3PM check in and 11am check out doesn’t leave much chance to enjoy those amenities; why have a restaurant open between 11am and 3pm at all, given that the hotel is located in such a physically isolated part of town, knowing that you just missed your chance to grab a bite by a small sliver of time is very frustrating. I’m not sure why I’m getting IDd at the door to stay at a hotel that doesn’t seem to want to operate a bar or events on a busy weekend.