Sahara Las Vegas

It was a shame there wasn't a bathtub, but I guess that's common in the US? Otherwise, I was very satisfied. It was just bad luck that there was music playing loudly from the next room in the middle of the night, which was a bit bothersome.

The hotel was clean and tidy, and the service was excellent. They provided plenty of toiletries. The swimming pool was great, but it closed at 6 PM. Disposable slippers and toothbrushes were not provided, and there was no hot water for tea. Many hotels in the US don't have kettles in the rooms for boiling water.

As a returning guest, I was extremely disappointed with this stay. I paid the same price as before, yet the room I received was vastly inferior to the ones I had stayed in previously. The booking information stated that the room size was approximately 30 square meters, but in reality it felt closer to just over 10 square meters. The room was so cramped that it could barely accommodate two beds. The sink was also surprisingly small and poorly designed. After staying in many hotels over the years, this is honestly one of the most basic and impractical sinks I have ever encountered, making daily use quite inconvenient. What was even more frustrating was that I had booked this room well in advance. However, on the day of check-in, I noticed that the hotel was still offering larger and significantly better rooms for the exact same date and price. This creates the impression that rooms sold at the same rate can vary dramatically in quality and size, which feels misleading and unfair to guests who book early. I hope the hotel will provide more accurate room descriptions and ensure greater consistency in room quality and size among rooms sold at the same price point.