text: I normally stay in the regular significantally  lower priced hotel/motels whenever I travel. But this hotel experience goes down in my history as THE most disgusting ever. \n\nUpon my arrival to my room I immediately discover these horrible stains and chunky crud on the comforter, that was neatly placed on top of my bed that I paid 114 per night for.  I tried calling the front desk to complain and after about 2 hours of them not answering I finally just called housekeeping to give me clean linens.  When the housekeeper came in, the look on her face was priceless.  I think she was even more disgusted than I was.  She made sure to completely change everything to ensure cleanliness and said she felt embarrassed that her peers didnt catch that before. \n\nAnyway, I didnt have time to deal with the front desk to get upgraded to another room....one because it was a hassle sine they wouldnt answer the phone...and two I was in Vegas for a reason and had plans to attend to.  So I overlooked the burdon of the digusting bed only to discover, after a night out, that the bathroom floor had dried droplets of vomit on he bathroom floor. Need I say more? \n\nIt wasnt just the filthy condition of the expensive room, it was also the fact that the room was severly in need of an overall renovation. The caulking around the tiles in the bathroom was dirty and disentigrating, the shower drained slowly...sure to give you toe fungus and the sink faucet had cruddy crap all around it.\n\nI originally wanted to stay at a $35 a night hotel, but friends convinced me to \"splurge\". And this is what I get for splurging??? I would expect the actual condition of this room from a cheaper hotel.  \n\nYou may want to rethink your choice of hotel unless you want to deal with the hassle of getting upgraded to a better room. But judging by my friends who had a supposed upgraded room...it was not at all any better.