mudknot9000
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Two stars because the price is moderately acceptable.
Aside from that, this place is a bare-bones "resort" ran with a skeleton crew for the sole purpose of sustaining it's miserable life.
9 days here. No fridge, no microwave, no laundry facilities on site. Above all - NO housekeeping.
Our large group came here together. 7 rooms in total. 2 have a fridge, the other 5 were told we do, but don't. I spoke with the "vip" desk clerk, asked her how I get a fridge. She said my room has a fridge, in the cupboard. It doesn't. Just a dirty unclean hole where the fridge might have been. Zero attempt to clean or tidy it was made. When I told her, the response was "oh well 🤷♂️ your group were discounted resort fees so you'll just have to deal with it".
The first floor is like being in the basement. The carpet is dingy, the walls are filthy and scarred, the scent is musty and humid, and the carpeting around their untamed leaking ice machine is wet as a puddle when you walk across it.
The food options are awful, and the bar is WAY overpriced. The only food is the cafeteria, which is akin to a hospital cafeteria or an eatery in Disney land. You'll get chicken strips for $15. At the bar you can pay $7 for a Coors light, or $11 for a jack and coke. Yikes!
Housekeeping doesn't exist. They'll "clean" your room before you arrive, and after you leave. Mine had toilet paper stuffed in the peephole on the door, hair in the bathroom, and the filthy fridgeless cabinet.
The only saving grace to the 1st floor is that you can park on the back side and be a short walk to your room. As long as you don't mind the hoodrat section 8 residents across the road who will call you names and shout obscene things at you regardless of children present, it's not so bad (right?!)
Tldr: there's a reason this town is dead. The lack of customer care, options, amenities, and cleanliness shows this last and final standing Primm hotel will eventually die like the others.
Do yourself a favor and drive another 35 minutes to the Longhorn, Boulder Station, or any number of places on the skirt of Vegas if you're looking for a much, much nicer stay and experience on a budget.