Bridger Inn Hotel Downtown in Las Vegas

Now that im out of this place, I can leave an honest review.. I'll keep it short... no empathy, the manager abuses her power and is borderline mentally ill. Eg: she recalls events that did not take place. I was going to multiple job interviews and before leaving i notified her... upon return, she sees me and she starts to say "no I saw you....." I look at her with immense confusion because for the past 1.5 hours I was at the STRAT undergoing an interview.

Furthermore

While I was moving my belongings out, they could not provide me with a kart because "it has stuff in it" according to the late night female desk associate.

The only employee that conducted themselves with class and compassion was the man of color. I spent well over a grand here and I feel robbed... steer far from this place.

A motel 5 minutes south called Desert Star may be in a rough area, but at least they show compassion, empathy and understanding and actually listens to their customers, not talk over them and yell at them.

Being a 25 year local, please believe i will never recommend this place to anyone within in vast network of friends and associates.

We reserved double rooms over the phone with Amanda, the rooms were to have two queen beds in them. When I arrived, the same Amanda who I booked the rooms with told me that "we don't have double rooms." She even went as far as to say "there is no way I would have let you book those rooms, because we don't even have rooms like that." This was very untrue as I booked double queen rooms over the phone and confirmed it with her verbally. They don't send confirmation emails, which should have been a red flag. She she gave me a confirmation # over the phone but I obviously didn't have anything to show her when I was checking in. She told me "I can just cancel your reservation and you can stay somewhere else" which doesn't help me at the time because there are no hotels available at the last minute on a weekend in Vegas. She offered me rooms with two twin beds in them, but this meant that I had to purchase additional rooms to accommodate the number of people in my group (traveling college sports team) and defeated the purpose of booking this cheaper hotel in the first place. TV in the room also had no sound. Uber driver also told us to be careful at night walking around the corner that the hotel is on, as it's not a great area.

Way, way overpriced. It was the cheapest hotel I could find without leaving Vegas or settling for a hostel. Had to park across the street. They didn't reimburse parking even though they guarantee free parking. Windows didn't open. Across the street from a greyhound bus station. On "bad side" of Freemont street. No coffee maker or fridge. Out of date television. Remote didn't even work. Bed sheets and cover had burn holes all through it. They were also very thin. I'm afraid I got pink eye from the pillow (note: you only get one per person) I used. Fremont is a close walk away, so that was cool. Honestly though, it's not worth it. I wouldn't stay here again.