The hotel website boasts a free shuttle. Luckily before my arrival, I contacted the hotel to verify hotel shuttle schedule. Airport pickup is done by calling hotel. Make sure you have hotel telephone number in your cell. Wait time can take over 45 minutes. The hotel airport shuttle leaves from the hotel at the top of the hour and goes to Four Seasons/Mandalay Bay special pick up area and the airport. They arrive at Four Season and Mandalay Bay 15 minutes past the hour. If you miss it, you need to wait another hour for the shuttle. Calling a taxi from the Mandalay Bay to the hotel costs $15. The shuttle operates from 7AM - 11PM to Mandalay Bay. The shuttle does not go next door to the Outlet, which as a solo traveler was baffling because it posed a security risk. The outlet was also in route to other stops, so I did not understand why it was not included. The shuttle is free, but you have to know the rules before using it.

My room was nicely appointed. I had one king bed with a separate sitting area. The sitting area included a sofa, flat screen TV, and table. Also in the area was a desk and chair. The room also had a fridge and microwave. The bedroom also had a flat screen TV for a total of 2 flat screen TVs in the room.

The restaurant/bar was great! Service was good even though it was close to closing time (10pm). I had a delicious chicken quesadilla.

They had a business center with internet access with 2 computers. There were no time limits posted.

This hotel would be recommended for those who do not want to be near the strip, but get a good valued room.

This is a cookie cutter Garden Inn which are very comfortable. The location is pretty far south on the strip. It's beyond the "Welcome to Las Vegas Sign" which in my book means that it's not on the strip. Wherever Hilton GI gets their beds should be what is available in all hotels. The only gripe I have is that the workout room was downright nasty. There is not much for equipment and much of it had out of order signs on it. They really need to spend a few bucks and get some new stuff if they want business travelers back. In Vegas it's a luxury to be able to park less than 100 yards of your room so that's a big plus. Front desk staff were very pleasant, again a luxury in Las Vegas.

My husband and I stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn on the first night of a two week trip to Utah and Las Vegas last month.
I had booked the Hotel after reading the positive reviews on Tripadvisor website.
We arrived at the Hotel, which was only a short distance from the rental car pick up, after travelling from the UK for over 24 hours, due to a lengthy wait at Atlanta, and we were warmly welcomed. Our room was spacious and had everything we wanted. The lounge area adjacent to the bedroom was great to spread out all our bags, and the 2 double beds were so comfortable, with lovely bed linens and comfy pillows, just what we needed after travelling for so long! Our room was quiet and we had a great night's sleep.

Another treat was the breakfast the following morning. They charge about $12 plus tax each, but the choice and quality was well worth it, the staff were courteious and attentive and I had freshly made omlette and fresh pancakes with blueberries and cream to follow, great when you're from the UK!! My husband loved the corned beef hash and the choice of eggs and cereals. We enjoyed the breakfast so much that we called in for their buffet breakfast on the way back to the airport!

I would really recommend this hotel to anyone, it's not too far from the strip about a 10 minute drive and it's also near the new upmarket Town Shopping Square.

We spent 2 nights here. We had a nice room, and all but one of the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. We went to the restaurant one evening for appetizers - they were half price during happy hour, so we ended up making it our dinner. The hotel offers a shuttle to the Strip which is convenient since driving and parking aren't convenient on the Strip. The downsides - the wireless internet access didn't work properly. They were aware of this issue but didn't seem able to fix the problem. Then I tried to connect "wired", and that didn't work either. It took 2 guys a total of about an hour working on the situation to figure out the lamp (also the internet jack source in this case) was the problem. They brought another lamp and it worked fine. The morning we were leaving, we didn't receive a statement under our door for expedited check-out (as an HHonors member this is the norm, and in fact is the norm in most hotels I stay in these days). I called the front desk to ask wh (hoping they would bring one up), but instead I was told they don't do that because they can't slip them under their doors. It may sound petty, but I had three issues with that - first, some pizza delivery place had slipped an ad under my door the previous day (I informed the front desk clerk of this), second, she didn't offer to send one up, and third, their check-in brochure specifically states that they will deliver your statement the morning of check-out. At least change the brochure if you don't plan on following through.