Duo Boutique Hotel

The bed was good, the shower was nice, and the room was spacious and quiet, with parking right by it. The staff were great and the room was excellent. I’d read the bad reviews, but was really happy with my stay. I’ve stayed at a lot of places along the strip in this price range. The main thing to watch for is the office hours. If you want an inexpensive room with plenty of space, this is it. I’ll be back.

The room and outside of the property looked nothing like the pictures. Staff were okay, but the beds had only a sheet, the walls were dirty, and a light was nearly falling off the wall. To turn it off last night, I had to pull out the bulb by hand. The bathroom looked so dirty I worried a shower might leave me dirtier. There was a gap of about an inch under the door, and kids were playing outside until 1am. I wouldn’t have stayed if I hadn’t driven 7 hours expecting it to look like the photos. There was no pool, unless you count the huge rainwater dip in the parking lot. This is 02/28/2026.

The office hours were awful. I booked Friday through Monday, arrived too late Friday, then too early Saturday. I’d paid for a king bed but was given a room with two queens. When I asked for another room, my money back, or any other solution, they offered no compensation or credit for a future stay. The room had no toilet paper, and a woman’s underwear and loofa were hanging from the shower head. It reeked of cigarettes, and there were holes in the wall, mold, and peeling paint on the ceiling. Avoid this place.

The staff were really nice, and for the price the stay was okay. The beds were acceptable, and the air conditioning worked well, though it was loud. The floors looked good, but our feet turned black from walking on them. There seemed to be residents living there too. The bathroom looked dated, had no hot water, and the tub seemed stained or dirty. There was a gap under the door, and its lock felt questionable. The beds only had sheets.