Well, let's see, I've stayed here several times while in Vegas on business. Granted it's definately a no frills hotel, more like a furnished apartment. Therefore, no soaps, fancy shampoos, professional front desk personnel or any of the other ' hoity toity' things that go with a high end place to stay... but hey, when in Vegas who really stays in the hotel all day. :) I found it frustrating when doing the simple task of laundry that in the second building there were no laundry supplies so I ventured to the main building only to discover broken vending machines, but thanks to a friendly worker she gave me laundry soap...Also when requesting something from the front desk, as I did to get some extra pillows and was told they didn't have any, just try again later as I did and the other employee got me a few... remember the furnished apartment remark above. It's a good place to stay as they have a full sized fridge with dishware and a microwave so if there for sometime it can save some money when you buy things at the supermarket and can have a late nite low cost snack. In conclusion for the $298 for the week including all taxes from a sunday to saturday am stay it ain't all bad. The other 'pool' location from that site would be when you leave this site turn left onto S Eastern Ave, Turn Right onto the street just when you pass the Airport. Follow till you come to Las Vegas Blvd and turn Left, then the next intersection up it will be on you left.

Stay here all the time. Several times a year.

Nice and fairly clean, but needs more luggage racks.

My wife and I booked online to stay at this self-proclaimed "all luxury suites" hotel, which was also represented on the website as having a pool, and a continental breakfast. At $69.95 + tax (on a weekend) it seemed a decent enough deal.

When we pulled up out front, the building seemed clean enough. But there was no pool. The staff said the pool was actually at the other Hearthside by Villager across town, and that it was a mixup. Same went for the continental breakfast. Generally the front desk staff were uncaring, unfriendly and very lacking in customer service.

Our second floor room was close to the laundry and a decent ice machine. Would have been nice if they had an ice bucket in which to put the ice. We had to use our own little "6 packer" ice chest as an ice bucket. The room had a 2 burner stove, a full size refrigerator and a newer microwave. But as kitchenettes go, this one was very spartan.
There were a few utensils, a couple of plates and plastic cups, a hot pad and a kitchen towel. There were no wine glasses. I had to borrow a corkscrew from the front desk and they seemed put out I even asked for it. There was no toaster, nor salt and pepper. And no dishrag or dish soap to wash the dishes. And, we only got coffee on the first night.
You could get more coffee if you wanted to ante up an extra dollar.

The TV channel selection was fair to poor. There were 20 or so channels, and they did have HBO. I was unable to get any local sports.
A mixed bag, here.

On the positive side, we had two fairly peaceful nights at the Hearthside. There were no disturbances or problems with unruly guests, that we saw. Overall our room was clean, but it was clear the management took the cheapest route possible when furnishing the rooms.
I suppose you could do worse than we did at an even higher room price.
But there were so many things lacking, we won't be returning to Hearthside and would recommend this only as a last resort.

2,500 miles from home. 85 year old father. Prepaid reservations for two rooms next to each other, two beds in one room one in the room for Dad. Simple? They treated us very badly. Reservations,even prepaid ones were not REALLY reservations. They had a couple of rooms not what we asked for, or next to each other. Take it or leave it. Holiday Weekend. We take it. This is not a hotel it is a apartment building that rents by the week. There were creepy people everywhere and two fights broke out in a room on our hallway and I had to call the police(Who never came) The ice machine was in the building next door on the 2nd floor, the pool was at there other hotel in town. (Which we never found) None of the usual supplies were provided, paper cups, ice bucket, shampoo etc. I spent 3 hours on the phone trying to make other reservations but no luck. When we were in the lobby trying to get an ironing board They turned away a family with little kids who also had a reservation. BEWARE OF THIS PLACE.