Our room was spacious but very "worn" I'd guess it was at least two seasons past the time to remodel stage.

The room was reasonably priced, but the motel style entries guaranteed a noisy Friday night.

The hotel location was a giant parking lot, with three large double-decker motel style buildings.

The hotel staff was nice, but I wouldn't stay there again.

Yuck. I was in need of a hotel between Las Vegas and St. George and the Oasis was my choice to stop for one quick night on a business trip. The Oasis rates were cheaper than their sister hotel the Casablanca across the street. "You get what you pay for" still applies. For $29.99 you do get a free grand slam breakfast at the resort Denny's (funny it's called a resort), also for $29.99 you get a room that opens to the exterior walkway, no interior corridors here, so plenty of people wander by your hotel all night (after all it's a casino hotel). Hospital room style paper thin sheets on the beds, questionable marks on the walls and the shower makes you want to go without. In their defense, I didn't do too much research on the hotels and had never stayed in Mesquite before, so I would have gladly paid the extra $40.00 for the rooms at Casablanca across the street. The Casablanca has a sports book, better fine dining restaurant and seems to be clean.

Just returned from a golf outing in Mesquite. We stayed at the Oasis Hotel and Casino. Unfortunately the only good thing about the Oasis is its 2 golf courses...
The Hotel rooms were dingy, they had no hangers for use, pool looked like it needed to be cleaned...and the list goes on. Will not stay at this little gem again.

We arrived at this hotel via auto transportation on Thursday, 3/27/08 after passing through Las Vegas and noticing signs all over Highway 15 advertising rooms in the twenty dollar range. When we arrived and went to the desk, we were told that all of the rooms in this price range were booked but then we were offered a room for 79.95 by the hotel clerk. After turning this offer down, I immediately proceeded to the entrance lobby and used a pay phone to call 1-877-GETAWAY that is advertised on the billboards along the highway. The same desk clerk answers and I asked him the same question about the availability of the $20 dollar range rooms, this time he said the the rooms were all sold out except he could offer me a room for $99.95 (a $20 increase).

This hotel is not honest about their rates or room availability and the only reason we didn't book a room in advance this year was because in July 2007 when we there, one of the pools was closed by the health department, all spas were not working, and only two pools were open with one of them being filthy and over-run by kids. In 2007 when we last stayed there, the health spa that charges $10 extra for adults to use the spa behind building 3 does not maintain their pool grounds or pool very well and all of the skimmers were plugged with debris causing junk to float all over the pool. Naturally we wanted to check this out in person before committing to another bad situation but we couldn't get any honesty from the front desk either.