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This is my first time staying at a hotel in Las Vegas in years. I usually stay at a Timeshare. However, I don't remember hotels having such poor air filtration systems. From the moment I stepped foot into this hotel, all I could smell was smoke. So if you suffer with asthma and sinus problems, and are allergic to mold, and house dust, don't stay here. I attended a convention that was hosted by the hotel so I was busy from the time I arrived. I wanted to complain, but I had no time or energy to complain when I was steady on the go with 2 small kids. When I did check out of the hotel, the front desk clerks were not the happiest, most approachable or personable. I didn't waste my time asking for a manager, I had a flight to catch and being bothered with that negative energy was not at the priority of my list. The room I stayed in was old, smelly and humid in the colder month of January. My 2 small kids were with me as well. They are 2 and 8 years old. I remember my daughter complaining about her nose and throat because of the smoke. Upon our return home, I now have a sinus infection and so does my 2 year old daughter. So now one week after my stay at the hotel with poor air quality, I am still paying for it with our doctor visits and prescription medicine.
negative