I prefer this place for my coffee fix over any other location in Las Vegas (yes, even Starbucks). The service is so friendly, the prices are fair, and you can taste the quality. Also, their stamp-card is a great reward system and it keeps me coming back. When I check-in on twitter during my order, the cashier gives me two stamps so that free drink comes around pretty quickly. I'm sure the employees recognize me in the drive through by now.

positive

Leaving Las Vegas and heading back to LA, we decided to have our final LV breakfast off the strip. We stopped on that section of I-15S, where the last main strip of businesses try to draw you in, before you drive into the world of "nothing" for the next 30 minutes. I heard a lot about Studio B, and apparently it was a great and affordable buffet option that a lot of locals go to. It was GREAT!!! We were seated promptly in a beautiful room with a large breakfast buffet. It was a bright, open, and well designed space. The prices are amazing for the selection given, and the service was also friendly. We ate at the Monte Carlo, MGM and here for buffets on this trip. Although it didn't quite top MGM, we believe it came ever so very close! It beat Monte Carlo by a landslide. Definitely try this off-strip treasure!

positive

I'm sorry, Circus Circus, but after 4 days of lodging, I think it's time for a divorce. LAYOUT: horrible. Who puts the hotel lobby in the back of the building when the main entrance is on the Strip? So basically, you must walk the entire length of the main floor to even get checked in (God forbid you have a lot of luggage). There are no direct elevators to the rooms, so have your walking shoes ready. If you're staying in Manor or Skyrise Tower, you have to get off at the Promenade level and then take another elevator to your room (and the wait is horrible). In general, give yourself 20 minutes early to get down to the lobby if you're meeting someone. AMBIANCE: this hotel appears severely outdated, sad and depressing. It hasn't been updated since disco was still in vogue. The main floor is a labyrinth of gambling tables and slots, in addition to various sleazy merchants selling sundries and other garbage that nobody wants or needs. The rooms in the Skyrise Tower have been updated, but I still saw peeling wallpaper and there were no coffee machines, fridges or microwaves. So basically, they make you uncomfortable if you want outside food. If you want cold drinks, get ice from the machine in the hallway, fill up the bucket and put your drink on that. Don't bring any food that's quickly perishable because you have nothing to keep it cold with or heat it up anyway! This is a great kid-friendly hotel, but I don't want to be around kids when I come to Vegas. The staff looks like they want to be anywhere BUT there, and I would, too, if I had to wear an outdated purple jacket as my uniform. Unless this hotel does some MAJOR renovating all over and changes the layout, I don't see them staying in business for the next 20 years. Cheap and basic are no longer good enough for Las Vegas hotels.

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I went there with my sister and we both sat down and saw a big roach in the corner of the ceiling. There was alot of half drinkin water bottles left around from previous customers. The side table looked as if it hadn't been wiped off for days and an old tissue remained. My sister had her girl start on her toes right away... my girl didn't show up til about 20 minutes later. I chose not to have them done at that time because my sister was almost done. I will not return! I had been there before and had thought that it wasnt my favorite place. But, now I will not even bother! No one even bothered to say "Im sorry" Or "we will be right with you"! WASTE of TIME and MONEY!
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