We stayed at the resort on the 7th Jan. and just loved the place. Everything was so professional from the front desk to the quality of the room. Our room was a twin suite in the main building. I have stayed in hotels all over the world from very basic to very comfortable and would rate this resort very highly . Our twin suite had two bathrooms one with a jacuzie. Three bedrooms two fully fitted kitchens four tellys all rooms were fitted with upmarket furntiure and fittings. In the centre of the resort were two very safe swimming pools and two heated jacuzies. Deck chairs, loungers and palm trees completed this area. At night this place was lit up which looked impressive. If you could improve this place I would reccomend a second shuttle bus the Aladin hotel is the nearest hotel on the strip but is still 10 mins walk away and late at night this could be awkward as the other shuttle bus is at the other end of the stip so if you are in the Luxor you are left with little options but to walk or get a cab which with tips and all could set you back 20 dollars a trip. Also the shop could be a bit better stocked. I know these are minors details but would be a big improvement to the quality of our stay. Overall I would highly reccomend this place.

The Fairfield Inn is located on a off the beaten path area of Las Vegas. This would be ok if it wasn't near where the planes take-off and land.

The staff is terrific. My luggage did not arrive with the plane. I was dressed in a long sleeve shirt, and had no toiletries. The front desk person hooked me up with two Marriott T-shirt's, and a ton of supplies such as lotion, razor, toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.

The hallways did smell funny and did not look very posh. The room itself was very nice. It was extremely clean, and did not smell at all. There is a Microwave, fridge, separate living room with a large TV, a huge bedroom with another TV, and a large bathroom with a strong water pressure shower. The bed was so comfortable I wanted to take it home.

There is a huge negative to this hotel. It is very close to where the planes take-off and land. Unless you enjoy being woken up at 7:00am by the sound of jet engines, I would avoid this hotel.

My stay was for two nights. I don't recommend this place and here are the reasons:
-The hallways smell like a skunk. When you turn on your ac, it pulls the smell into your room. Yuk! If you read reviews about this place, another poster mentioned this smell yet I booked because I saw more positive reviews than negative. This place is only a year or two old.
-I was given a handicap room(shower stall)and when the water spilled out all over the bathroom after my shower, I requested a room change. The man at the front desk was annoyed, told me that there were no rooms to change to, instructed me to go back to my room and he will call me. After ten minutes, my husband went up front and luckily got the manager. The manager changed us to a different room.
-I don't know why I was even given a handicap room to begin with. Neither my husband nor myself is physically challenged and when we were checking in, the front desk informed another guest that they DO HAVE rooms available and yet I was still given a handicap room.
I won't stay here again.

Stayed at the Fairfield Inn on April 1, 2006. Perfect Location, just a couple of blocks from the Mandalay Bay, close enough to the Strip without having to deal with the traffic of the Strip. Nice, clean spacious rooms, friendly staff. The only problem I had was the AC/Heating unit was very loud. I actually had to turn up the TV pretty loud to hear it over the AC/Heating unit. The unit did have a digital thermostat so you could set it just like your home thermostat. I left my room, set the unit to 80 degrees (it was cold in Vegas during my stay) so when I got back to my room it was nice and warm so I set it to 72 and went to bed without it coming back on as I slept.