The Hotel was vey clean but if the La Quinta Inn had'nt been next to it we would never had found it. The street it is on was very difficult to locate. You do not see it until you were up on it. There are no signs pointing to it. Finding the hotel is the down side, everything else was really good. The room was clean and the beds were nice and cozy. The breakfast area was clean and well stock. It was a full breakfast. The food was hot and fresh.

We just returned from staying here at the Hampton Inn & Suites in Sumerlin, NV. The first problem we encountered was trying to find it. We exited Flamingo Rd. and we were suppose to turn left on Grand Canyon. We entirely missed it because it is a very small sign and there is no indicator showing that the Hampton is there. Use the Las Vegas Athletic Club as your guide because it's right next to it. The second problem we encountered was attempting to use the pool at 3:00 p.m. we walked right by the front desk and went out to the pool to be turned away because the deck was being power washed. We were told to come back in 30 minutes, it took more than 40 minutes. Other than those two incidents we enjoyed our stay. The room was very spacious, the bed was very comfortable and the breakfast was very good. We do intend on returning again in November.

New hotel in a new area. There are several restaurants within walking distance. The hotel is a long distance from the strip and casinos so on a Friday night it was nearly empty and very quiet. Pool was nice, but no hot tub. Breakfast was the standard Hampton Inn breakfast. Would stay here again.

This is the kind of place that I really hope can maintain its standards as the years go on. It's almost brand new (as of June 2008), so everything looks very nice and is well-kept. If they keep it that way, there's no other place we'd ever stay in Vegas.

Easily the best Hampton Inn room we've had. Well designed, clean, quiet. The best part about the room is they designed it to where there is a 3/4 wall between the bed and the bathroom and front door. So even if there were hallway noise (which, thankfully, there wasn't during our stay), I think it would be less of an issue.

But, speaking of noise, there is a lot of building going on in Summerlin, including a bit lot to the west of the hotel. The workers were out before 8 a.m. on our second morning, which wasn't a problem for us, but I could see it annoying others.

The free business center had two computers and two printers. (As is Hampton tradition, one printer didn't work correctly. But the other did, so no worries.) The exercise room was as modern as any I've seen at high-priced properties. Television monitors were built into each machine.

The breakfast layout was typical Hampton. Nothing more, nothing less.

Summerlin is a suburb and it feels like a suburb. But I didn't mind that after a day on the Strip. Getting to and from the Strip wasn't a problem at all. I'm guessing it was about a 7 or so mile drive each way, with traffic flowing well each time we made the journey.

There's no question at all that this is where we'd stay if going back to Vegas.