I don't know how this hotel got the ratings I've seen buy this is the most disgusting hotel I've ever stayed in. I was in Vegas for business and didn't know that smoking rooms were common, that's why I chose the Bridger Inn. The carpet had holes in it, there was a large hole in the wall where the door knob punched through, cigarette burns on the carpet, vanity and every piece of furniture and the bedspread. I pulled back the sheets and found cigarette ashes! The room smelled like the used a whole bottom of Frebreze, the phone didn't work and no alarm clock. I woke up the next morning with two bug bites on my back. Oh, if your 5'-6" or shorter, the shower head is perfect for you and forget about good water flow.

I had reserved for two days. I had to leave before the second day because of a death in the family and could not get a refund. How low is that?! They said the bottom of the receipt says no refunds. Of course, I didn't get a receipt until I checked out!

I should have forgotten about a smoking room and gone to the hotel chain I usually stay with when I travel as it was $45 a night cheaper than the Bridger Inn. Plus a phone that works, alarm clock, fridge and coffee maker.

I would not typically stay at this type of hotel but with the EDC concert and ComicCon everything in town was ridiculously priced. We were in town for one night and didn't really care where we stayed in the city. Found this in Orbitz.

The rooms are thankfully much nicer than the outside indicates. There is only a dozen first come parking spots and we were lucky enough to pull in as someone was leaving. Otherwise parking is very inconvenient.

The main issue is it was a really hot weekend and the AC unit couldn't cool the room. It was unbearable in the morning. The entire building was hot but our room was much warmer.

This is also a boutique hotel which really means old building not renovated. There is one entrance in and a small elevator. Very nice people run the hotel. There is no hair dryer and amenities are nonexistent. They also have an actual key and TV remote you take and return.

Other than being hot our floor reeked of rancid pot smoke and there was a large wet spot outside the bathroom door that smelled of cleaning product and never dried. Kind of creeped us out knowing what goes on in Vegas.

Convenient to Fremont Street but in a transient area with a lot of weirdos. We left at 5 am and a man and women walked in, seemingly new acquaintances, to get a room (no luggage, drinks in hand). Not really a place I'd pick to stay again but okay and quiet for a night.

Bridger Inn is affordable, comfortable and right next to old vegas/downtown. Get a budget Vegas experience at the Bridger inn. Need a good place for your court date? Or a great place to stay while you see the sights? Look no further!