Elevators are an essential feature of high-rise buildings, providing convenience and efficiency for guests and residents. However, when elevator service becomes inconsistent or unreliable, it can be a major inconvenience for those staying at the property. This was the case recently at Oyo Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, where guests have reportedly experienced issues with the elevators.

According to reports from the Las Vegas Review-Journal, guests at Oyo Hotel & Casino have filed complaints with Clark County departments regarding the inconsistent elevator service. Complaints were filed in both July and September, indicating that the problem has persisted over several months. It is unclear how many elevators were affected by the issues, and the hotel-casino has not publicly addressed the situation or provided a reason for the outages.

Oyo Hotel & Casino is a popular off-Strip resort located on 115 E Tropicana Avenue in Las Vegas, offering a variety of amenities including hotel accommodations, dining options, entertainment, and a 30,000-square-foot casino gaming floor. Despite its popularity, guests have expressed frustration with the elevator service at the property.

Reviews on Tripadvisor also highlight the ongoing issues with the elevators at Oyo Hotel & Casino. One guest from Chicago, Illinois reported, “Elevator was out a whole day. I was on 9th floor. No one who worked for the casino knew if or when the elevators would be fixed.” Another guest mentioned poor ventilation and housekeeping in addition to elevator problems.

It is essential for hotel-casinos to address maintenance issues promptly to ensure a positive guest experience. In the meantime, visitors to Oyo Hotel & Casino Las Vegas may need to exercise patience and understand the challenges that come with high-rise living.