I have stayed at this LQ about four times now in 2007. The longest was for four nights when I was moving to California and had a friend and my three cats with me. The cats loved the windows because the sills were wide enough for them to sit in and watch the world go by.
The rooms are nice, large, and well equipped. The free internet is a definite plus. They've always been clean and I especially like the rooms that come with a full kitchen.
Only complaint I have is the most recent trip when I reserved a room with two beds. When we arrived in Las Vegas I called the LQ to let them know we were in town but wouldn't be able to check in until midnight as we were going to a show. I didn't want them to give my room away because they thought I wasn't coming. And by the way, it was a free room because I was using my LQ points to pay for it. When we arrived at midnight and checked in, there was only one bed in the room. We called down and he said the sofa was a pull-out and they were sorry there were no rooms with two beds we could move to. Okay, it was after midnight, and it was a free room so we could make do. However, the sofa wasn't a pull-out. It was just a sofa. Fortunately, my friend said she slept on her sofa all the time, usually in the company of a dalmation, so having it all to herself would be fine. The next morning she said it was very comfortable. It would have been nice to have the room I reserved, but it all worked out fine.

The La Quinta is a very nice facility. The rooms are clean and spacious. They have the free breakfast and the free Internet. No laundry facilities, though.

They have hard keys for the sabbath and they need to be left at the front desk. Problem is after 10pm on Friday night one needs to use a keycard to get the front doors to open so one has to knock to get them to open the doors.

There are two synagogues right next door - the Young Israel and a newer one lead by Rabbi Ever, which is in an office building in front of the LaQuinta.

If you need to stay over shabbat in Las Vegas, the best option is to move to the LaQunita. During the week, it is 25 minutes from the Strip so it is a bit far for most people.

We thought this place was the best we stayed in out of 6 total hotels/motels we stayed at during a recent road trip.

Had a nice big room with kitchen/living area/king bed on the first floor, which was very convenient as we had a dog. Everything was new, clean and in great shape! The kitchen was well-stocked. I liked the fact they gave us 4 towels in the room (where most other places in this price range tend to give you only 2, which is a pain!)(the La Quinta website for this location has accurate pictures of what this place looks like--if anything, I think it looks better in person.)

The staff was very helpful & accommodating during check-in. Includes
a breakfast which is more than continental & very well run and stocked. Free internet access!

It's in a good part of town (unlike our last stay where we were near the L.V. convention center. Scary!) BUT it is NOT close to the gambling/Strip if that's what you're there for. It's a good 9 miles west of the Strip down a very busy main street. But if I were in Las Vegas to gamble I would probably still stay here again because it's nice to be away from all "action" after a while.

Cost us $107 (incl tax) which I thought was very reasonable for what you got. Highly recommend!

Stayed at the La Quinta West for 2 nights. No complaints, my room was in order, very clean, bed comfortable etc. Service was good, check-in and out were very quick. The free breakfast was good, they had waffle makers for a fresh addition to the usual spread.

Pool and hot tub were nice, although they are located in a fenced off area by the parking lot, but the sky still made for a good view overhead, and there were some cute tables making a little patio between the hotel and pool areas.

The "all-suites" setup is nice. In my low-end room, there wasn't much of a division of space between the bed and the rest of the room, but there was a couch, desk and a large residence-inn (minus the dishwasher) style kitchen including full-size fridge and dishes.

I would definitely stay there again if I was in the area. There are numerous restaurants, stores, pharmacies etc very nearby, and it is convenient to the western suburbs, heading out to Red Rock Canyon or west on to Death Valley and CA.