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| - Actually, Sam's Club is more like 3.,5 stars. I really liked the place. It only cost about $23 a night (getaroom.com). The room was a nice sized room (not too big or too small). Two comfy chairs, king sized bed (which was comfy, tho the pillows were fairly small), a desk and chair. Lighting was good. The bathroom was big with a counter large enough for any accessory (hair, makeup, toiletries). The shower had strong, hot water with a bowed shower curtain. They wanted to charge us $15 a night to overlook the waterfall/park area. We said no, so our view was the roof with a huge light shining in our room (the curtains did a sufficient job blocking it so we could sleep).
What we really didn't like was that it had no mini fridge or coffee maker, but for the price...The TV was tiny (the remote control worked well).
Also, we had an adjoining room and was woken up each morning by people next door getting ready to leave and meeting up with others right in front of the adjoining room and they were loud! Not fun.
The crowd was a bit ghetto and older. However, some of the older couples were hand in hand or arm and arm...so cute. The Roxy lounge had a jazz esemble and people were dancing. I really do not like that type of music and would never engage, but the people who did looked like they were having so much fun.
We ate at Panda Express and McDonalds (McDonalds charged .75 for a refill of pop, which I never heard of before). Panda Express was really good.
The Shuttle service was awesome. We went to the strip, back to Sams and then out to downtown all in one day. It was great.
There was a high amount of security, so many that we thought "Is this place really NOT that safe??"
The Java Coffee Hut was VERY expensive, for no real reason.
The Shuttle service (showtime) to the airport cost $22 per person just because it's 10 minutes (that's how long it took to get to the airport) from Sams Town.
The price was 5 star! The room was comfortable, but no view, no extras, tiny TV.
High security (does Sams Town need that much security?), lower class clientel, but cute older couples.
Awesome shuttle.
High priced coffee, good fast food (if you are into fast food).
Buffets were just adequate (but cheap).
Right across the street from Walmart, some other fast food and discount shopping. I heard that Sams Town was near no where, not true. There is some eating and shopping areas right across the street.
There is a cute pool and a hot tub. I think it's opened to at least 10PM.
We would go again, because of the shuttle service and their cheap rates.
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