Very clean hotel, such a nice staff. Not only to me but to everyone who came ot the front desk or restaurant. Helpful with local touring. Renaissance, located one block away, could have cared less about my scheduled stay with them even though I am Platinum Level Marriott Rewards. Renaissance was quite rude. Marriott Suites were just super! Will stay again.

This hotel is not on "the strip" -- which is NOT a bad thing! It offers nice suites at a reasonable cost and is easily accessible to the LV convention center and transportation. The hotel is well maintained and the staff was exceptionally helpful. While not inexpensive, the breakfast buffet was one of the best I've seen anywhere...it was always fresh, clean, and well supported, and offered fresh cooked eggs to order. It does not offer a casino, which means it's quiet and business-friendly. Nice bar, and the suites are very comfortable with lots of room for a business person to spread out!

My wife and I loved this place for a couple of reasons. First, the rooms were awesome - a small 'living room' and bedroom separated by french doors. Even though the total square footage wasn't much bigger than a standard Marriott room, the setup made it feel more spacious and comfortable. The hotel has been renovated somewhat recently, as the furnishings, carpet, etc. were all quite nice. In-room refrigerator was a nice touch.

We also loved that it is close to the strip, but not on it. We went to Vegas to see a couple of Cirque du Soleil shows, not experience the Vegas strip and it's noise. We felt that the hotel was very quiet (for a city) because of its location. If you wish to use the monorail, it's only 1 block away.

Downsides: no restaurant in the hotel. The pool area is small and less-than-attractive. The shower water pressure is, well, rather strong. No way to reduce is. It can be quite brisk, and it seemed ridiculous to use that much water in the desert.

Overall, we'd happily stay there again, if we could ever talk ourselves into returning to Vegas.

Great for Priceline. There are many pluses and minuses of this property.

PLUSES:
1. Location: Behind the Wynn and across the street from the Las Vegas Hilton makes it an easy walk towards the north end of the strip.
2. All suites: These are all suites and very comfortable but also tiny in size. They each have two televisions (not flat screen, so out-dated) and french doors that separate the living room from bedroom. The doors only have lace curtains, so if you are booking this to have privacy, forget that idea!

Minuses:
1. Location is difficult to get to airport after stay (they do not have a shuttle to strip either). Cab fare is about $18.00 one way. If you are bidding on Priceline, you may want to spend a little more and try to get a hotel on the strip if you are looking into this property. Find out what hotels you may end up with at www.biddingfortravel.com.

2. The suites are a bit small and do not have flat-screen televisions.

3. Fitness Center is really limited

4. Lobby and all is small. It feels more like a 3 star hotel, rather than 3.5 star.

Overall, I had a couple of problems with the stay but the staff was decet about it. I would recommend this property if you get a deal, otherwise, stay at the strip. If you are debating this over the Hilton across the street, I would go with this one. It is nicer and smaller (less hectic).

I paid $62 + tax on Priceline for a 3.5 star hotel by the way. It was selling online for $199 + tax (which is rather crazy high I think for this type of hotel). Overall, it was fun though and the hotel was decent.