Me and my wife visited the resort july 16 thru july 23. reading the reviews earlier i rented a car, a good choice.i love the resort everything about the room. the service was first class with us. the only problem i had was when i went to get my parking pass. they kept trying to get me to take the tour to buy a timeshare there. grandview is my home resort.

The Grandview is a relatively new resort, so the rooms reflect this. However, there are some issues with this resort. First, the walls are extremely thin, which was mentioned by some previous reviewers. The first morning, we were awakened by people in the next room running bath water. It sounded like they running water in our tub. Luckily, they must have checked out that day because we did not hear that the rest of the week.

More importantly, the Grandview could use some lessons in service. I travel often for business, and I am very protective of my time, and have come to expect good service in places I stay. The woman that checked us in was helpful in finding us a room that did not face the construction, but seemed to be bothered that we were asking. We also had problems with bugs in our room, which is understandable for that time of year. We asked someone to come spray three times. The first time, we are not sure if they ever showed up. The second and third times, we know that they did not show up.

There is a shuttle that runs from the resort to the strip, and that was convenient. However, there were a couple of times on the change of driver shifts that the shuttle left later than it was supposed to leave (once was about 5 minutes late, the second time it was about 30 minutes late). And the second time, when the front desk was asked about it, they showed no initiative or concern that the bus was sitting out in front of the resort loaded but with no driver. They even got annoyed with one of the residents for asking the front desk about it. So if you going to use the shuttle, make sure you allow for enough time if you are on a time shcedule and have some place to be.

All in all, the resort is nice, but needs to work on service levels. It will be interesting to see the condition of the resorts in a few years.

We stayed June 24-July1st. At 3am on our first night, we had a couple burst into our room, having used an electronic key card to unlock the exterior foyer door, and our room door lock. They were standing next to my son sleeping on the fold out couch. They scared us to death. We had rented 2 one bedroom units to accomodate my elderly dad and our family, so I had not locked the deadbolts. This was really unacceptable, and the front desk only said --oh so sorry when I confronted them. Customer service???
The grand view is 5 miles or so south of the action on the strip, you need a car. It's quiet- other than the casino construction next door, and pretty new still. There are 2 pools- one is ice cold the other heavily used by kids- and good for kids, shallow. Bring sun screen there isn't much shade.
There are very few resort activities.
Warning: when you check in they will send you to the "concierge" who is only a timeshare sales person. Don't go. We signed up then cancelled after our unwelcome visitors. Other guests told me they were very hard sell, and even insulted them when they said no to buying a timeshare.
We got a steal of a deal through the military to stay there, otherwise I would not do it again.
The walls are very very thin. Good luck.

We arived 2 days late and checked out a day early with no problems. It was a timeshare swap and we felt that we were given one of the less desirable rooms facing the new construction because of that. Make sure you ask in advance where the room is located!
Construction begins at 5:00 AM and is not great for a Vegas resort where nightlife surrounds you. The resort is beautiful as are the 2 pools. You need to rent a car to get there and get around when and where you want to.