Check in was quick and efficient. The room was clean and roomy. The shower was wonderful. The kitchen was well quipped and the furniture was comfortable. As other reviews have stated, this property is not on the strip. However it is only a short drive to MGM or any of the other strip hotels where free Valet parking is available. It's a little trouble, but certainly managable. The front desk will also gladly call you a cab which will arrive in only a matter of minutes. On the positive side, I did not have to travel through a smokey casino to access my room as I would have in a hotel located on the strip. Yes, the property is near the airport and yes we did hear the planes but they were not disturbing. It was so nice to have the extra room offered in the condo VS a hotel room. We purchased some food and were able to eat breakfast at the condo each morning. The washer and dryer were an added bonus. We did laundry about half way through our trip, which allowed us to pack lighter. Overall we had a very positive experience at Club 36 and will certainly return again.

We were pleasantly surprised with this hotel. On the 2nd floor, we did not hear any jet noise. I loved the exercise room, it is state of the art with lots of equipment. The pool was great with a bar that sold snacks. The game room is great and the sundeck was very nice. There was a subway, bagel shop, and beverage store on premises. The rooms have two flat screen TVs and two alarm clocks (one in the bedroom, one in the living area). There is a washer and dryer, small stove, convection/microwave, coffee pot, apartment size refrigerator, and all the kitchen appliances/ cookware you could need.

We did not like the fact you have to pay a arm and a leg for internet access. There is an ether net hook up in the room so bring a cable with you - free access.

We did not like the pass way door between units that allowed noise to transfer from other tenants.

Staff is new and not yet trained.

They will make up the king-size bed, take out trash, and bring fresh towels. You have to leave towels on the floor to get new ones.

It is about an 18 - 22 min walk to the strip. I recommend driving and park at the MGM. There is a shuttle but we did not use it.

Because of the construction, it's a little irksome to get in and out from the main roads. I suggest you study this carefully to avoid frustration.

You will not find another room with these amenities for the price.

I really, really wanted to give this better reviews. The staff was friendly, the night bellhop was incredibly outgoing and accomodating, and our (third) room was HUGE and immaculate. Yes- third room.

So we arrived at 4pm (standard check-in time) with plans to go right up to our room, get showered from the road trip, get dressed and run out the door to see a show with some friends. We entered our small but adorable room (also with full kitchenette) and we started unpacking. Then my wife smells it- smoke! In a non-smoking hotel! She's allergic to smoke (I know, bad idea to come to Vegas, right?), so she had me come out to take a whiff, too. Sure enough- smoke is wafting under the door into our room from the adjoining room next door. Not just smoke- it was pot!! I'm no prude, but we don't smoke the stuff and weren't looking for a contact high. We decided to go ahead and shower, and see if the smell passed. Nope! Before I knew it, our room smelled like a marijuana factory set ablaze! So we called down to the front desk and they sent up security to make them stop (I know, we're buzz killers!). They certainly quieted up right away, but the smell persisted. We are now cutting it really close to having time to dress and fly out the door before our show, but we called down and asked for another room. They obliged, and told us we'd be moved to 509B. They would send the bellhop up immediately with the key and the luggage cart. So we hastily packed everything up again and waited. Waited, and waited and waited for what seemed forever. No sign of anyone! So my wife ran down the stairs while I grabbed all our bags and moved them WAY over to the far south side of the hotel over to our new room. She runs back up, key in hand! Phew! We just may make it! So we slide the key in the lock and.... nothing. It doesn't work!!!!!! WHAT??!!??? [-], I'm ticked off now!! By hunch, I decided at the last minute to try the key on 509A. Voila!! It worked! And we had been upgraded to a much larger suite!

But not really. It was a mistake by Marvin at the front desk who had mis-coded the key. We walked in, the maid had obviously not been by at all. The place wreaked of male urine as the previous guest had not flushed the freaking toilet! GROSS!! There was used soap with male body hair left on the sink, and the bed was entirely unmade. WHATEVER! We are SOOOO late, so I quickly ironed my shirt, dressed and we FLEW out the door. We stopped by to see Marvin on the way out. We explained to him the situation, and asked that he please send up a maid so that when we returned we had a clean, non urine-smelling room to enjoy. He said "sure thing! So sorry about the mistake!" and we ran out to make it to the show JUST in the nick of time.

Alright- fast-forward to later that night (much later, and we are exhausted). We head up to our suite, open the door- and NOTHING had been cleaned! Worse yet- all of our stuff was gone. My wife immediately picked up the phone, (amazingly) kept calm, and asked them where the heck our stuff was. Turned out- they moved it all to yet ANOTHER room and sent the bellhop up to meet us with the new key. Now- this hotel is pretty big for not having a casino attached to it. I swear, we walked for 10 minutes before reaching now the far NORTH end of the hotel. I don't mind walking, but I just wanted to SLEEP at this point. Anyway- the bellhop met us, handed us the key and all was fine after that. Gorgeous room with a view of the end of the runway. I loved watching the planes taking off and landing at night. They weren't too noisy. You can definitely hear them, but they kinda blended in as white noise. The bed was comfy, no complaints. There was a microwave/convection oven, perfect for heating up our leftovers. They even had a washer and dryer- which we didn't end up using during our 3 night stay.

My complaints about the room, though- they opted for inexpensive, but fancy looking modern furniture. We're talking Ikea quality stuff here, folks. The doorknob for the guest bathroom was busted. The cabinet above the fridge was busted and nearly landed on my wife's head when she opened it. The top rack of the dishwasher was busted and did not slide out. The couches were comfy, but they gave off static electricity like crazy- I kept zapping myself all over the place. Ow! And finally- on our last night there, the toilet handle broke. We ended up having to "manually" flush the toilet by pouring buckets of water into it to clear out the bowl. Joy!!

All in all, though, I took these experiences with a grain of salt. Had Marvin, the Bellhop (sorry- can't recall his name) and the rest of the staff not been on top of everything, I would have given this place a much more harsh review. Mistakes happen (the key), but they did everything they could to make sure we were happy with our stay. They even gave us a comment card as we left. :-)

Yes, I would stay here again- but really- for a brand new hotel to already have it's furnishings falling apart... not cool! They might want to consider investing in some sturdier (possibly not as pretty) stuff.

We travelled down to Vegas for a one week stay thanks to a timeshare transfer from my girlfriends parents. We read the reviews on tripadvisor and were frankly scared of what we were reading. Luckily there was nothing to worry about.

The place was clean, the rooms were large and the distance to the MGM was not at all a problem.

It didn't start off well though. The front desk had a request that we stay somewhere NOT on the top floor as we believed all the reviews detailing that the planes overhead were a distraction. This is truely not the case by the way. The front desk spent over 30 minutes trying to figure out a room for us. Even when we said that we would take anything just to get upstairs after a 24 hour work and travel day, they still ignored us and tried to shuffle people and things around so that we could get a room.

Once we got to the room, we coudn't be happier. The room was big and the two head shower was to die for.

The two biggest misrepresentations of Club 36 was the planes and the distance to the casinos. I already commented on the first. As for the distance, it was exactly a 14 minute walk from our door to the MGM door. Big deal. That's a half hour walk a day to and from. Vegas is all about walking and anyone who complains about 14 minutes is probably just too lazy. We grabbed a coffee at Einsteins and began our walk each morning. Distance, is not a problem.

They did have the bagel shop (Einsteins) open as was Subway and a liquor store. Everything a man can want. We did use the pool and hot tub. Did not see the exercise room or the internet stations.

Would I go back? Absolutely. Sure, you can argue that a casino stay gives you the convenience of just heading down an elevator to start losing your money, but we found it refreshing and relaxing to be .7 of a mile off the strip. And you can't beat the rooms size.