The hotel is a part of a new hotel development on the otherside of Highway 15. There is a Courtyard, Residence Inn, Fairfield Suites, and a Holiday Inn Express all in the same complex.

We stayed for 3 nights. The rooms were nice and clean. It was nice to be in a vegas hotel that doesn't have secondhand smoke. The pool was very refreshing after a hot day on the strip. It also has waterfall area.

We did not eat breakfast at the hotel. But the dining area was packed every morning. We ended up eating breakfast at a place called the Black Bear Diner, located on Tropicana Ave. The food, staff, and prices were fantastic.

The gym has updated equipment and will provide a nice workout. Lots of good cable tv channels. The bathroom was clean and the shower is one of the best for this class of hotel.

Also, there is a security guard on duty at night, roving the hotels and parking lots. We felt very safe knowing that our car was being looked after.

The only issue we had was that our neighbors had 3 little kids under the age of 5. They were bouncing on the beds into our wall. We called the front desk, and thay said it would be taken care of. 45 minutes later, my wife ended up slamming her fist against the wall 3 times. Silence is golden.

Overall we a wonderful stay at the Courtyard Las Vegas South.

Let me disclose up front that I am not a Las Vegas fan. It is not a place where I would vacation and I loathe having to go there on business. It was such a relief to find the Courtyard Las Vegas South. I knew I would be getting a solid business hotel with a clean room and bathroom, and free Internet access.

The room was exactly as you would expect from a new Courtyard. It had a comfortable bed with a nice down duvet. The bathroom was clean and well-lit. The two-tier desk and chair were comfortable. The Internet access was reliable. An added bonus -- the hotel is a completely non-smoking environment.

For my business meeting, I booked Meeting Room D, which was on the first floor. Terri and Olivia in the Sales Dept. were very helpful in planning the meeting.

When my client and I were leaving for the airport, we realized we had missed the free shuttle by about 2 minutes. The front desk staff jumped on their radio, found out the shuttle bus was at the hotel next door, and routed the driver back to pick up, which was very thoughtful and helpful.

There is no doubt -- the next time I have to go to Vegas, I will book myself into the Courtyard Marriott South.

I did a one night stay here for business. It was perfect. Even though there was a big fight the next day and the hotel was sold out the next day - they still let me do a late check out (THANKS!)
they also have a FREE shutle to the airport (one way only) this was awesome! My room was very nice (double queen). I was cold and I did have some issue with the heater not staying on (once it got to the right temp - the AC would come on and I would freeze for 10 min then the heat, then AC - you get the picture). I was so tired I didnt care. I did do the buffet breakfast for $10. You get a cooked to order omelet , meats and you can even get belgian waffles! It was well worth it to me. Staff was friendly. they also have free shuttles to Mandalay so no problem getting to the strip! I will be staying here again! Note - there is not much near here so buy your sundries before you get here!

Located along the I-15, across the highway from the Mandalay Bay Convention Center, this hotel provided a pleasant stay. It seems to be newly constructed, and it's well maintained (i.e. everything is very clean...the rooms, the bathrooms, etc.). The check-in staff were very courteous, and the entire hotel is completely non-smoking, a relief from casino hotels I stayed at. Near the hotel there are a couple of other similar hotels, but nothing else within walking distance. I had a rental car so getting to/from the hotel and around Vegas wasn't a problem. The desk clerk did mention that the hotel did provide a shuttle to the airport and to the Strip (I never used the shuttle so I'd check on that one).

Others have posted about the airplane noise, and it's true. During flying hours (maybe 6am-11pm ???) you will hear the planes outside, but it's not horrendous. In the morning, when I was in my room watching tv, the noise didn't bother me (I really didn't hear the planes because of the tv). However, if you're trying to sleep during the day or early evening, then the planes might be a real bother.

While I enjoyed my stay, the hotel can be pricey for what it is. I don't know what a comparable hotel in a comparable location should cost. I paid under $100 per night while the listed price was $199. I think I paid a very fair price. Most of the cheap rooms in Vegas are attached to casinos which means lots of cigarette smoke. As long as I could get a fair price, I would definitely stay here again.