Wow! Tahiti Village is done! The lazy river is in and was the highlight for our kids on this trip! It is nice to have the lazy river close in proximity to Tower 5, which is part of the finished Phase II development. The sandy beach entry in the main pool was still a favorite and my kids made many friends there while building sandcastles.

The whole resort is clean and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The rooms are spacious and well equipped. I especially enjoyed the washer and dryer in the new Phase II rooms. They seem much more efficient that the original rooms. It would be nice if the balcony could be extended over to the main master bedroom, but we enjoyed it anyway, just couldn't when the kids were sleeping.

The hot tub was nice to enjoy at night and I appreciated the fact that they made that part accessible for adults 24-hours a day.

Tahiti Village has also extended their shuttle service with 4 shuttles and now stops at Tropicana, Circus Circus, New York, New York, Treasure Island, Outlet Malls, Stratosphere, and The Orleans. Wiki Wiki is the convenience store located on the property. Prices are fairly good...considering its convenience. Only $3.95 for a 1/2 gallon of milk.

Tahiti Village added a spa this year called Manaha. While we did not have any treatments, prices seemed competitive and the spa itself looked gorgeous.

One suggestion I have is to either add more tables to the pool area or add more chairs to the barbeque area. It seems that when we were there, a lot of larger families like ours were utilizing this great feature, creating a chair shortage. Only 6 tables were available in the immediate barbeque area with only 4 chairs allotted to each table. No extras were stacked or available, which created tables with no chairs. We tried to eat in the pool area when the barbeque area was full, but there were very few tables in the pool area. One other drawback was we couldn't check out any barbequing tools from the front desk since they were all checked out. It's funny that we barbequed two days in a row and no one we saw there had utensils either. I wonder who had them!

Our room overlooked the lazy river and part of the Vegas strip...ahhhh! We can't wait for another week to come next year!

I loved this hotel! My friends were worried at first after reading horrible reviews but the hotel was very very nice, clean, and new. A bit far from the strip but was no problem because they have a complimentary shuttle that comes every half hour and drops you off infront of MGM. fantastic pool and 24hr hot tub. Only negative is no internet and no room service so if you spend a lot of time in the room your trash might pile up.

For my daughters birthday, we flew to Las Vegas and stayed at Tahiti Village. It was an awsome experience. The room was immaculate and the service was great. I am recommending this hotel to my son for his wedding in Los Vegas. Shuttle service took us to our destination and picked us up every time we dared to venture outside. I give you an A Tahiti Village and I look forward to returning again soon.
Virginia Cupps
Springdale Arkansas

We are in the second day of our trip and it has been made exponetially better by the concierge service in building 5. Nicole Percy and Robert Craig. They went out of their way to advise and book plans for our night out. The service in the main building was completely under-par. The ladies in the main building were slightly snotty and condescending, however the bell hop was very nice. If you are looking for direction and service, go talk to Nicole and Robert!