The Tuscany was a fabulous hotel and the customer service was excellent. The room was large enough for my 2 year old to run and play. Very beautiful pool area and hotel grounds were clean and well maintained. There is free internet access in certain areas of the hotel or you can pay a small fee to have internet access in your room.

This is a great hotel for families, couples or singles that is located very close to the Strip with various restaurants located nearby.

My friend booked this hotel and i had never heard of this place before ... he paid less than 20 bucks for the hotel from this website and we stayed from sunday to thursday night. i would have to say this place is pretty sweet!! i wouldve never been able to afford anything like this!!! the staff is wonderful!! the cleaning staff is very efficient and the place is absolutely clean! the casino next door is so-so ... just make sure u purchase 10 bucks worth of slot-machine credits and u can drink off the bar as much as u want! :) its not too far from the strip ... dont even bother taking the taxi .. our first taxi took us the long way, only for us to realize it was like 15 minutes walking distance from the strip! the pool is pretty sweet also! the room is very roomy and it has a little fridge, coffee maker, and a microwave. it has a little dining area, a living room, a study desk and plenty of room for your clothes! u can honestly have like 6 people stay and sleep in one room since the king size bed is huge and the couch is a futton and its pretty big ... heck if ur a true party monster and ur ok with sleepin on the floor, then its possible to fit like 10-12 people and still plenty of wiggle room. The bathroom has a bath tub and shower area seperated and the toilet is tucked away neatly with a private door. we were on the third floor facing the strip and we had a wonderful view. the a/c can ice up a room in a jiffy also. the towels were always fresh and the bed was always made up everytime we got back in. just make sure to have your own soap and shampoo because their stuff is really not that great. hehe. you have to buy your own drinks and ice but its not like ur going to be staying indoors while in vegas right? you cannot hear any noise when u go to sleep ... i work for an airline and i travel all over the place just for the heck of it and this place is the best sleep ive had in any hotel around the u.s. .. slept like a baby who just had milk and whiskey. .. also, if ur flight is not until later and u have to check out, u can ask the bell boys in front to keep your bags for you and you can frolick some more around town without worrying about bags. just make sure to tip the bellboys :)

thanks tuscany. my first vegas experence was truly epic!! i would come back definitely.

This hotel was worth a lot more than worth the $23/night rate I got. The room was huge, with a stove and a microwave. It also had a great air conditioning. There was free internet in the lobby too. Among the other hotels in this price range, the Tuscany wins by far. However, the 50% "RESORT FEE" they tried to tack on to my price is OUTRAGEOUS. This needs to be disclosed by the hotel and hotels.com ahead of time in LARGE PRINT. I refused to pay it when I checked out of the Tuscany, and a sarcastic nasty clerk removed it from my bill. I acquiesced to the charge when checking in because it was midnight and I was tired. It is a dirty trick for them to spring this on people when checking in. It is not legal for them to bury stuff like this in the fine print either.

We're staying at Tuscany now, and couldn't be happier. Our room - like all rooms here - is a suite, and a very fine one. All the buildings, all the pools, all the grounds, are first rate. And the price... I looked this hotel up at www.expedia-aarp.com and got a price of $23! Then called them up to be sure there's no construction going on (there isn't) - and they were happy to give me that same price, instead of what the lady said was her usual $25 charge! I wrote my friends in O.C.- and now they all want to come here too! Told my editor in N.Y., and she wrote back: "Tuscany Suites is where we stayed in Las Vegas the last two times we were there. We like it because the rooms are big and it’s easy to get in and out of by car (unlike staying on the Strip where the traffic is just as bad as NY)." The catch? I guess they're hoping we'll gamble away our savings at their casino. Not to worry- I'm just enjoying my fine $23 suite, and feeling very smart about it.