My wife, her parents, and I stayed at the Grandview from 5/16/09 to 5/23/09. We used our timeshare exchange through RCI. We stayed in the Sage building rooms 1103 A & B. This building had easy access to the pool and lobby.

Check-in was seamless and we were able to check-in a few hours early. The Grandview personnel do try to get you to go on a 90 minutes timeshare tour. They offered us a $100.00 comp at the Southpoint casino. When we told them "no" they then offered us $100.00 cash. My wife and I turned them down because our vacation time is more valuable then any timeshare tour for a $100.00.

Our units were very roomy and well stocked with household necessities. There were a few issues with unit 1103A the room safe would not open, the toilet overflowed, and the remote did not work the bedroom TV. We called maintenance and security and they responded in less than 10 minutes. Security opened the safe and maintenance unclogged the toilet and replaced the TV in the bedroom. To me this was great service. The rooms also had a great view of the strip at night. My in-laws enjoyed the whirlpool tub in the room. I have read some other reviews about noise from the tubs at night we did not have this problem, but you could hear people in the hallways at any given time. The only other problem was the sofa in 1103 A needs to be replaced. The cushions are falling into the pull out bed underneath.

The pools were nice just like the resort pictures with the waterfalls. We did think the pools were cold in the early afternoons, but they did seem to warm up around 3 PM. The hot tub by the pool was pleasant and relaxing.

We ate our breakfast and lunch in the condo. We would walk to the Southpoint Casino for our dinner. The casino has about five restaurants. The buffet was reasonable, and on Wednesday night it was prime rib and Friday night was crab legs (wife loves them).

We did rent a car to be able to go to the strip at night. The resort does offer a shuttle to the strip but we like being able to come and go as we pleased. This was the first time for my wife in Las Vegas. So we took in all the free shows such as the pirates at TI, the volcano at the Mirage, Fremont Street light show, the talking statues at Caesars, and the fountains at the Bellagio

We stuck to our plan to go to the pool during the day and do the strip at night for entertainment and gambling. We all had a great time. The resort worked well for us and our plans.

I would have to agree with the person below... BUt we did do the timeshare presentation and they were very good with us. We spent a total of 75mins and received two show tickets and 200 cash. Once we told them we were not interested they said have a funtrip and look forward to seeing you again.

Everyone on the resort was very nice... The workers would go out of there way to help you.

We also stayed in the Daisy and we never heard anyone...

We stayed there with friends in one of the two-condo, or "two bedroom" units for six days and it was wonderful. We were in the new Daisy building and it was beautiful. We had read reviews that complained extensively of thin walls and noise and were expecting the worst but I have to say that we didn't hear one single thing from any other unit. It was VERY quiet. All the employees were very friendly - very welcoming, accommodating and helpful. We were asked once if we were interested in the presentation about purchasing a timeshare and when we firmly said "no, thank you" they left us alone. Great casino with good restaurants within walking distance and a quick drive to the strip, the new M Resort & Casino and a great outlet mall. We highly recommend this property.

My wife and I and my wife's sister and brother-in-law celebrated our anniversarys at the Grandview at Las Vegas. The facilities were beautiful, the large pool area was great, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. The Southpoint Casino, next door, was laid back but on par with the hotels and casinos on the Strip. We had the Sunday brunch and it was excellent, unfortunately the casino seemed to like my money!
It was an easy trip down Las Vegas Blvd to the strip and parking was easy.
I would highly recommend a rental car. We traveled to Hoover Dam and Red Rock Canyon, all within easy driving distance.
Although they were constructing a new building behind ours, noise was not an issue.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here.