Las Vegas Hostel

Well, what a letdown.
It gets one star for the price– it’s pretty cheap.
That said, I wouldn’t pay ten dollars to stay here again. It was such a disappointment that we didn’t stay the second night, and I can only hope that «corporate» gives me a refund.
«Pancake Breakfast» = a runny pitcher full of runny, watery Bisquick sitting on a filthy countertop next to some dirty, warped pans. All you can eat! Sigh.
The bunk beds were so cheap and loud I slept a total of an hour. Constant squeaky and wobbling, I finally went into the dirty «bar» (a dusty counter with a broken sink) and took a nap on a small sofa.
The beds aren’t numbered so there was constant confusion (loud arguing and moving and sleeplessness) about whose bed was whose.
The floor of our room was soaking wet. Why?
This place sucks, spend twenty more dollars and have a place that doesn’t smell.
Bummer.

So nasty. Hands down, the worst hostel I’ve ever stayed in. Anywhere. In the world.
Really bad part of town.
Delusional pricing.
Spend $ 10 more per night & go stay in a hotel.

I’ve stayed at many hostels, but this is the only one where I came back from dinner to find a girl sleeping in my bed. Apparently they had overbooked or were disorganized — or both. It appeared all of the six beds were occupied with people’s stuff. Other hostels have numbered beds and they assign a number to a guest. That way, they can keep track of which beds are open. I asked to move into another room, and guess what, as new guests came in throughout the night there was confusion about which beds were available.