Oasis at Gold Spike

Bon marché mais ça ne vaut pas le coup

La chambre était moderne et propre

Beaucoup de bruit jusqu'à 4h du matin, il y a une boîte de nuit au rez-de-chaussée. Impossible de dormir sauf si vous êtes saoul ou inconscient. Bouchons inutiles car les murs et le plancher tremblent à cause de la musique. Non.

Fête

Style moderne et chic Les chambres sont propres Bon marché Fremont street est à un pâté de maisons Parking (nombre limité).

Parfois bruyant - ils fournissent des boules Quiès La fête ne se termine jamais (positif ou non)

nothing!

The resort fee listed on Kayak was $7.95. Oasis at Goldspike said they charge $20 and were unwilling to honor the fee I was charged. The lobby was set up poorly. But most importantly, the staff was horrible. I didn't stay because of the resort fee. There was an unauthorized charge of $50 on my credit card. When I contacted the front desk about it, not only did they not apologize, they became rude and belligerent with me. Don't stay here! Stay at the Villa Inn Motel instead. It's located on Las Vegas Blvd. extremely close to Fremont Street. Alex and the other staff are really nice and rates are very reasonable. No resort fee and the room was nice. Very quiet as well!

The activities are good

The smell I could not take it and I did not stay the night I stayed elsewhere. The need to open the windows and seriously vent this place out

Cancelled my reservation without notification.

I had booked a room for me and my wife and our infant daughter a week before CES convention for normal rates. When I arrived I was told by reservation has been canceled because I didn’t show up. I had called a week prior inform them I’d be checking in late. When I arrived early in the morning, during a rainstorm I was told by a young woman with tattoos that my reservation canceled and that it wasn’t her problem. There I was in Las Vegas with my wife in my infant daughter with nowhere to go in a rainstorm. After four hours of searching we were able to get a room at the disgusting Hooters Hotel and Casino for $600 for one night, this room is horrible there is mold in the bathtub and I felt like I would’ve got an STD if I laid on the bed. Originally I would’ve paid $300 for my stay at the oasis, roughly 150 a night. $600 for one day, this room is horrible there is mold in the bathtub and I felt like I would’ve gotten the STD if I laid on the bed. Originally I would’ve paid $300 for my stay at the oasis, roughly 150 a night. On that weekend because of the convention the price of rooms shot up over double at all hotels. I truly believe my reservation was canceled so this hotel could make more money. Don’t stay at at a hotel that would put out a young family with an infant in the rain to make a few more dollars.

You get what you pay for

The pool was refreshing. The room was clean and hip and the shower was great. The bed was fine - not too hard. Great location if you're staying in downtown vegas and or wanna get into the Gold Strike without waiting in line.

Our air conditioner broke in the middle of the night. It was 120 degrees outside! They were swift about fixing it, but then it kept going on and off every 15 min the rest of the night and my husband and I could not sleep. The air conditioner drowned out the noise of the party at Gold Strike (blaring music til 4am) but without the air conditioner you could hear music and noise, and we weren't even that close to the bar! The pool could use more lounge chairs - I only counted 4. This was the cheapest place I could find on a Saturday night without being a total dive, so you get what you pay for I suppose.