Older buildings are 12 stories (newer ones are higher?) and all look alike, very plain. That said, the rooms are very nice, comfortable and quiet. The two bedroom suites are mirror image one bedroom lockout units, actually a very good idea, and quite functional. If you're traveling with friends or family, each party has significant privacy if desired. Unless you have a pool side unit, forget about a view unless you enjoy parking lots and buildings...and a glimpse of the mountains in the very distant background. The main pool area is large, with many lounges and an unlimited supply of very nice pool towels. Again though, everywhere you get the feeling of austerity. There is a small snack shop and grill adjacent to the main pool area (but they only serve soft drinks). Almost forgot, wireless internet is available in your room for a "hefty" $9.95 per day (small weekly discount available), too much $$$ in my opinion. I looked at this as a BIG negative, since you have to pay even in the lobby area. Important note, the elevators are very fast...we experienced no long waits during our stay. We're not fans of high rise condos in general, but this one worked out quite well for us. It is located quite a ways south of the Strip on Las Vegas Blvd., BUT the Strip is very easily accessed via I-15, so location was not a problem for us. Besides, there is a large "kid friendly" casino (SouthPoint) located right next door. Besides having all the usual adult amenities, this casino has a multiplex movie theater, a huge bowling alley, a video arcade and a reasonably priced snack shop for affordable casual eating. It also has the usual offering of restaurants, from a Deli, a Buffet, etc., on up to the very pricey places we generally shy away from. One thing you should be aware of...it is a timeshare and you will be offered the opportunity to take a sales tour (yeah, I know, what a surprise!). This comes right at check in, when you go to get your parking pass. We actually took the tour and got $100 cash two show tickets for 20 bucks, not bad all-in-all. They are persistent, but not high pressure...expect three levels of folks with ever increasing offerings. One last thought, the Strip is expanding south and this place will be very well placed in the next few years.

1st the postive--great location if you have car on south end of town near 215
very clean units w/all ammedities,kitchen,etc.front desk helpful,SouthPoint Casino is
right across the way & has great buffet,bowling,theater etc.
now negative---parking is limited,not enough towels in room,soundproofing
limited between rooms,pool not heated & very cold,computer room decent
but not enough computers.
i've stayed here numerous times & would stay again.

We spent a week here visiting family. Stayed in a 1 bedroom with full kitchen. It was an added bonus for a grandma visiting grandchildren. We even got to bake cookies. Very comfortable king size bed and large jacuzzi tub in bathroom. There is a queen size pull-out bed in the living room. The unit was decorated very nicely and basically was very clean. We did notice that the floors could have been cleaner, evidenced by dirty socks from walking around the unit.
We were disappointed that WiFi was an extra charge of $50-60 a week. They did have a business center available with only 3 computers and a limit of 15 minutes of use. At times there was a long wait to get to a computer. If you want computer use, plan on paying the extra for it.
The off Strip location was nice for us, although there is a Casino next door and you are only minutes from all the activity of the Strip if you want it.
Shopping for our needs was very convenient. Lots of stores within a short distance, even a Super Walmart and Starbucks!
The staff was very accomodating and friendly. We did attend a sales presentation but were not pressured to purchase. The presentation was not required but did earn us $100.00 for about 1 1/2 hours of our time.
We will definitely stay here again.

Just back from six lovely days at the Grandview. Our room was very clean and the staff excellent. If you do not want to buy a timeshare then don't go to the presentation! My only small complaint was that they charge to use the wireless internet. Using the free service in the Media Centre can take for ages as some guests do not adhere to the 15 minute rule. Also there is no privacy. Having a car is a must and gives you more fleaxability. Its only a short drive to the strip where you can park easily at any of the hotels. The Interstate is behind the complex. I don't think I will return to Las Vegas but would recommend anyone to stay at the Grandview