We stayed at Tahiti Sat-Sat Oct 18-25, 2008. Booked directly through Consolidated Resorts (owners of the timeshare resort). Our week included a stay in a 2-bedroom suite. We were assigned Room # 219, 2nd floor, West view, overlooking parking lot and next door apartments. We arrived early (noon), but a room wasn't available until 3pm. We were asked if we wanted to attend a timeshare presentation for Tahiti Village (new resort), but we declined. They didn't push at all. In fact, the timeshare folks in and around the strip resorts are MUCH more annoying and aggresive.

Our suite was extremely clean and fully stocked. We grocery shopped for all of our breakfast foods (grocery was close) and ate only that meal in our suite each day. All other meals at restaurants. The kitchen had EVERYTHING you would need to do even the most adventurous cooking. Full size coffee maker was a plus. We visited the continental breakfast (very basic) offered each morning, and picked up a few danishes too.

We visited the pool each day, because the weather was perfect! There were no kids at the resort when we were there (hurray!). The pool was dead quiet, and this is exactly as we like it. Folks were around and in the pool, but there was no noise. One pool was heated and could be used for swimming. The HOT hot tub was great. We enjoyed the sun and read books.

We had a rental car (I would recommend this to everyone for a week's stay), but the shuttle was always around. We took the Red Rock Canyon bus tour offered by the resort. 3 hours and very informative. $2 per person, can't even drive it for that $.

The king beds were very comfortable, including 4 pillows per bed. The blackout curtains were terrific, and the windows were operable so that we could get some fresh air. The bathrooms were great, fully stocked and great water temp and pressure. Plenty of towels, including 2 huge pool towels per bedroom. Take them to the pool, and remember to bring them back to your suite. Watched ESPN Sports Center a few times during the stay, so the TV was just fine too.

We had housekeeping services just once during the stay. They restocked everything. Be careful! They come early, so if you want to sleep in, use the PRIVACY door hanger!

Overall, I would stay this resort had everything we want, including the critical "QUIET" we desired. Do not stay here if you want a rocking resort with lots of noise, eye candy and constant activites. This is a great place to retreat from the business of the strip when you have had enough. With our windows open and sliding balcony door open, you couldn't hear a thing, even Tropicana Ave (very busy road).

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This is a really great hotel if you know what you are getting into. First off this is a timeshare resort so people are going to try to sell you one. (its funny that I got harassed more on the strip about a time share than at this place) upon entering you are greeted by a very tropical atmosphere, me and my wife checked in around noon due to the fact that our plane landed early and were very surprised our room was ready due to the fact that check in is at 4pm . The front desk help were all nice and happy to oblige you in any way that they could. Rooms were very clean and gave a sense of privacy when you wanted it. Granted this is a timeshare property so most of the stuff you are responsible for, however with shuttle service to the strip and an overall calming nature if you go into it with the right mindset you will have a great time

We used an "interval getaway" to book a week in Las Vegas. We usually stay on the strip but thought we would try a more layed back location. The Tahiti is a quiet resort next door to a strip mall. The one bedroom apt we stayed in was nicely decorated, clean and fully furnished. Parking was always available for our rental car. There are plenty of reasonably priced grocery stores and restaurants close by. The employees were all very customer oriented and friendly. We were very surprised at how nice this resort is for the money. The Tahiti, Tahiti Village and Club de Solei are all owned by the same company. We will stay here again in the future.

We booked our stay through Interval International. The interval members gave it a 92 percent satisfaction rating and we would give it 100! The staff was overly accomodating for anything that we could want. The housekeeping staff came in a day earlier than was stated (for our week stay). The unit was in perfect shape and washer and dryer are a luxury to have. It is nice to take home clean clothes! We did not use the shuttle, but have heard from others who have recently stayed that the shuttle is very easy and efficient. They even shuttle you to church! We kept misplacing our extra keys and had no problem getting extra ones. They offered us a welcome packet that we knew would lead to a time share presentation offer. I flat out told her that we owned 3 already and were not interested. She continued with her speech and seemed very animated by addressing my husband, who was not even there! (I had told her what his name was)
There are many restaurants nearby (Quizno's, Starbucks, Qdoba,Denny's etc.) The Denny's had decent food. The Quizno's was very good.
The traffic on Tropicana can be crazy during the height of rush hour, but overall the area was fairly quiet. The resort is 2 miles west of the strip.