Travelodge Ambassador Strip Inn Las Vegas
Some visitors found the staff compassionate and the location convenient, with one even praising exceptional customer service. However, many reviewers complained about the hotel being dirty, smoky, and not matching advertised pictures, with some experiencing overcharging and feeling unsafe. It's worth noting that one review stated the hotel is already demolished.
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The Travelodge Ambassador Strip Inn is a cheap place to stay for LGBTQ+ visitors to Las Vegas. It's on Koval Lane, a plain roadside hotel, but you can walk from here to the big Strip casinos like Luxor Las Vegas and MGM Grand.
Rooms are basic but work: free WiFi, desks, minifridges, microwaves, and coffeemakers. If you want more, suites have flat-screen TVs, wet bars, and fireplaces.
The hotel has an outdoor pool, free continental breakfast, and a free airport shuttle. That shuttle alone saves you some cash. Parking's free, and there's a business center if you really must work.
You can bring your pets. Kids 17 and under stay free with an adult. It's a Travelodge; you know what you're getting: no frills, but it's reliable. This isn't a fancy resort, but it's a good deal if you want to be near the action and save money for shows and dinner.
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This hotel is already demolished
A Motel you would except for this rattert cheap price. Not good, but not super bad either.
SO BAD VERY BAD THIS PLACE RIPPED US OFF THEY TAKE MORE MONEY FROM YOUR CARD THEN THE PRICE SAYS.OVER CHARGE CARD
My recent stay at the Travelodge by Wyndham Las Vegas Center Strip was incredible in every way imaginable. The staff were all so compassionate, kind, knowledgeable, and hardworking. From the front desk staff to housekeepers and maintenance, all my needs were met and exceeded over my one-week stay. Firstly, I paid less than $300 before taxes for a one-week stay. I was not expecting much but was pleasantly surprised. Upon arriving, I was shocked by how central the hotel was. The hustle and bustle of the strip surrounds it. There, indeed, was never a dull moment. The lobby is a small office a few steps from the exterior corridors. When I arrived, the check-in process was easy, and the host behind the counter was very professional. I was assigned room 126. It was a Standard Non-Smoking King Room. Upon entering my room, I was blown away by how comfortable and quiet it was. The bed was huge and boasted newer linens and a comfortable mattress. The flat-screen television worked well, and the refrigerator was a convenient touch for my extended stay. The air conditioner in the room was on borrowed time, and it did an okay job keeping the room cool for the first few nights. Due to the room's location, it was inundated by direct sunlight, which made the temperature even more undesirable. I called maintenance and was given a fan. It was an adequate resolution. The bathroom was dated and had seen better days, but most fixtures were functional. Unfortunately, the tub had a persistent problem with drainage. I called maintenance back to the room, but there was not much he could do without undergoing a more long-term project. These two issues were pretty minor and did not majorly disrupt my stay. Unfortunately, on my fourth night, I returned from the pool to find a red liquid flooding the bathtub. It smelled like sewage. At that point, I reported to the lobby, where I was issued an upgraded room. The second room I was moved to boasted an expansive and comfortable patio directly looking onto the pool area. The fixtures were beautiful. It was much more updated than my first room. The amenities at the property were convenient and ideal. A large room at the far end of the first-floor exterior corridor boasts washing machines, dryers, vending machines, and a microwave, all for guest use. The pool area was lovely and a perfect way to unwind after a busy day on the strip. Daily, housekeeping tended to my room and provided fresh linens and amenities. The toiletries were of high quality, and the front desk provided more without hesitation. Parking is complimentary, but spaces can get limited, especially on the weekends. Regarding safety, there were a few incidents on the property during my stay. I did not feel unsafe during my visit, but I remained vigilant and exercised common sense. You are in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip, after all. Overall, I would recommend this hotel. It is a reasonably bare-bones experience but provides a peaceful sanctuary for guests with excellent customer service. I would not hesitate to book here again on my next trip to Las Vegas!
Terrible service, terrible rooms, the filth they give you is disgusting. It's the worst hotel I've ever stayed in, I absolutely do not recommend it.
Amazing! Friendly! Clean! Next to circus circus and resorts world.
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Last updated on 3 August 2026