This is the second time that we have stayed at the grand view, and this time we also stayed at the bellagio as well, it was nice to compare life off and on the strip,
We love it at the grand view, the rooms are simple yet luxurious, having a kitchen is so perfect being able to buy drinks and have constant ice on tap and the option to eat in if you fancy it is delightful, and a sad thing to confess on our honeymoon is that we actually came back with every item of clothing in our suitcase was clean and dry thanks to the super efficient washer dryers,
The rooms are clean and loads of towels and nice touches, the jacuzzi is a lovely touch however is quite noisy and you feel you ought not be in there too long for the sake of the neighbours, the swimming pools out side are lovely and the two spas are also very enjoyable i feel they will need to expand on the outside area as more buildings go up,
yes we did que for the parking permit and did go for the presentation it took 2 hours but we walked away with 2 show tickets for 70 bucks so we considered it worth while
you do need to hire a car here as it is far from the strip and the trolley bus is annoying (we did that last year and got very tedious) its nice to be able to be on the strip when you want to be and be away when you do, we spent every evening in the south point which is a really friendly casino and you get to know the waitresses and the dealers lots of free drinks on tap, we went to see spamalot Superb!! and also Ka i didnt really enjoy it!
all in all it is a great place to stay i would agree with the noise issues with neighbours partially i could hear coins dropping on the floor and on the last night at 3am all i could here was an inconsidereate idiot using the hot tub for an 1hour we intend to go back asap and as soon as we can afford it will be buying time share here it really is a great place to stay

We are owners here at the Grand View and have stayed here twice already. Check in is always quick and easy, the rooms are very nice and I don't know why someone is complaining about the bed, I had the best nights sleep on it. The people are always friendly..and folks if you don't want to go on the upgrade "tour" DON'T GO! It's optional...not the resorts fault you decided to go and didn't like it. We went the first year, we did not go the second. There is never any obligation to go. We enjoy the activities they have, the food run shuttle, and the new deli/pizza place. The only issues we have are the chairs. When people slide them across the floor it is very noisy and we had a group of people above us that I swear sat in the chair and scooted themselves around the entire room. I also think that the shuttle service to the tropicana should come back..that was very convenient for us our first year out. All in all I'm glad we own here and look forward to going back in November.

We were hoping our first time there as official timeshare owners would be painless but that was short lived when they duped us into spending almost 2 hours attending an upgrade sales pitch. Anyone not expecting the sales pitch should beware.

The second night there we lost power to half of the 1 bedroom unit. They blamed it on a light bulb burning out causing the circuit breaker to kick out. (huh....?) We didn't realize until the next day after they fixed the breaker that 3 of the outlets also didn't work. We reported that on Wed. and they still didn't have that fixed when we left the following Sat.

Although the sales person trying to sell us the upgrade told us there was Wi-Fi in all the rooms we found that not to be true and the only place there was, was in the main lobby.

Excluding all the above, staying there was tolerable.

As the resort is still relatively new all was clean and tidy. Hopefully that will still be the case when they complete the additional 20 buildings/towers that are in the works.

What a great trip to Las Vegas - Grandview. Check-in was fast but when you go to get your "parking pass” or any other items at guest services be expected to go through a quick sales pitch about the resort and taking a tour. There is a brunette there and her name is Janey... she is so over sold on the timeshare tours that she will make you feel bad if you don’t take a tour. It’s best to say you’re tired and that you will get back to them. We never did and they never called us either. Using the internet was a pain because it was only in the lobby... but it’s nice to have and it is FREE to use. The room was exactly represented by other guests as ALL rooms in this resort are exactly the same. A two bedroom is just two, one bedrooms. The room at times could be VERY LOUD because of other guest using their jetted tub. The doors are hallow, so you can hear exactly what goes on in the next room. And when you stay here make sure you close the interior door every time. It does not close automatically. With the not closed it could allow guest from the other unit into your unit. Also there is a $10 surcharge to use the IN-ROOM SAFE. Have YOU ever heard of that? The rooms are well decorated and have DVD players and LARGE TV’s. The activities they offer are ALL geared toward KIDS and they ALL cost MONEY (starting at $1). When staying here makes sure you rent a CAR. I saw the Trolly Twice during my one weeks of vacation. The car rental rate is about $150 per week and is much worth it.. The resort is under construction but it’s not loud or annoying. If you have any questions ask the people in the Orange Shirts and White Pants. These people are really more the restaurant and tour experts.. BOB is awesome and is so smart – he knows every good restaurant and tour. Tamara is awesome at the front desk. If you have any problems please go see her. She can fix anything. Also if you ask for the Lily building you can see all the concerts at South Point.. Overall, the stay went FINE and is not as bad as some have described it. We stayed in the oldest building (built in 2004) and had no problems. I forgot to mention the new airport car rental center is about 2 miles away from the resort.