They have daily breakfast specials ($6.99 for a steak/egg/pancake/home fries or $3.99 for unlimited pancakes) and nightly dinner specials that were pretty decent. The restaurants are great - Marilyn's Cafe is open 24/7 and food is served quickly. Furnishings were all new including a perfectly sized flat screen TV and a very comfortable sofa and chair. I stayed there again this month - this time I happily booked it and was rewarded with an upgraded newly renovated room that overlooked the pool. The only drawback of the Tuscany was the fact that cabs are not always sitting out front - the bell captain often has to call one which can take some time. I recommend taking a cab from the strip after dark. I did travel by myself that trip and I was a LITTLE bit uncomfortable making the walk from the strip back to the Tuscany after dark.

There are two gas stations nearby which were perfect for picking up inexpensive snacks and bottles of soda and water - something that's hard to come by when you stay on the strip. I couldn't believe I was in Las Vegas - the entire place is very quiet overall (noisy upstairs neighbor one night) and I enjoyed the walk to the strip which about 10-12 minutes away. I stayed in building 'L' which is one of the furthest from the casino and restaurants. Friendly lobby staff, great location and my room was super clean and very large with a small kitchenette, sofa and comfortable king-sized bed. I was very pleasantly surprised when I checked in. I have to admit that I was a little skeptical of the Tuscany based on the VERY inexpensive price per night.

I booked a last minute trip in May and didn't have a lot of options for accommodations.

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