Vacation to Paradise

One of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed at. Pictures don’t do the quality justice.

Great location, walking distance to attractions and a lot of dining options inside the resort.

Convenient, close to Las Vegas Strip. Clean inside the room and lobby. Some reviews indicated sketchiness of the area, but it seemed okay. I initially took a parking spot close to the entrance, and then moved the car to a spot further in, just in case. It was a decent overnight sleep, but I did have a couple of issues: 1) Elevator not working, so I had to walk up and down to the 4th floor room a few times. Not the end of the world, got in some exercise. Check-in person said that I could take it up with the manager if I wanted to request credits/ money back. I think they can just automatically credit, rather than have us beg for it, 2) I was advised of a $15 charge for parking. In looking back at the fine print, that was in there, so that is on me, but still seems silly to tack on that charge, 3) The fan in the bathroom wouldn't turn off, even after the switch was off. Closed the door and it was better, but could hear a bit. Still slept okay. I couldn't figure out wall AC unit controls to turn off , so I unplugged it. 4) Went down for breakfast at 9:30am, and staff was already cleaning up and saying breakfast was over an hour before. I am not seeing this in the fine print in the listing. Maybe the check in person mentioned this, but I doubt it. Well, they have their policies, but I think they could have be clearer about it. The staffpersons looked at me incredulously, and one reluctantly gave me her blueberry waffle. Had some of their coffee.

I was not a fan of travelers smoking outside the door to the hotel and in the gazebo area across from the door. Children stay with parents in your hotel. I should not have to explain what the people are smoking and why it smells weird.

The rooms had a magnificent view and the hotel is oriented in a safe way with friendly staff and patrons.