Off Strip but most suitable especially if you have a car. Location on Paradise Road means that you will not be affected by the traffic jams at the strip but yet able to get around rather effectively at the strip, parking at either MGM or Panet Hollywood.

No car, no problem as monorail is right across the street.

Classy lobby, lux rooms and bathrooms. Highly recommended for those whom want to stay at a non-Casino Hotel.

The king bed was very comfortable. The hotel was clean and organized. The hotel does a lot of meeting events/conferences, more than tourism. I noticed the meeting rooms were usually occupied even on weekend days.
The hotel is short walking distance to the monorail and the convention center. I took the monorail to the Strip casinos without having to get in my car. I loved not having to drive and park ast casinos. If you did you would have parking or valet fees. Cabs are expensive too. I love that you can buy a monorail ticket and use it as many times as you want within a time period. I would stay here again.

We stayed here last year at the same time. The location is great a little (half a mile) away fromTthe Strip and the pokies and the cigarettes! The monrail stops almost at the door and it is great ride using a season ticket - so conveneint and scenic.

The hotel (suite) was just as good this time and the bar staff ,after a day's driving to Hoover Dam and Grand Canyon and to Death Valley Junction and other places, were great company before hitting the town.. The room was fantastric, great view.

Tip - contact Robert Cole (Director of Rooms) for a great deal - we did twice, thanks Robbie.

The fact that the hotel is not on the strip is mitigated by its proximity to the Vegas monorail system. Just a quick walk over to the monorail terminal and you're on your way to whatever group of casinos you want. Not as convenient as being right on the strip, but somewhat cheaper as a result.