This hotel is a wonderful place to stay if you want to get a good night's sleep in Vegas - but still be close to all the hubbub during the day! Rooms are reasonably priced, new -- clean and spacious.

The staff is very helpful and friendly. We were thrilled to find out that they have a shuttle that takes you to the airport or to the Mandalay Bay Hotel. You can get everywhere from there by walking, taking the tram or Monorail system. Taxis are available, but you have to wait forever and they are not cheap.

We loved the free breakfast -- lots of variety.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

We loved the Homewood Suites - we checked out of the Tropicana - after staying for 1 hour because we were so disgusted and booked at the Homewood. The rooms were so clean and nice and with the two bedroom suite - we had everything we needed. We parked close to our room and had a full kitchen and everything else we would need. The breakfast was great, waffles, fruit, bacon, eggs, cereal, etc. We would definitely stay here again. It was very close to the rental car return so it was easy to get there in the morning when we were leaving Las Vegas.

This hotel is one that we will definitely look at next time we travel.

We stayed at this beautiful and new (opened 4 months ago) hotel in Sept. on a return trip from Utah. We booked a 2 bdrm/2 bath suite. It was gorgeous!

One bedroom had a king size bed and the other bedroom had 2 double beds. There were sleeping pillows galore on the bed from which to choose from. The bathrooms had tub/shower combinations and a toilet with a door separating it from the vanity area. Neutrogena soap and lotion products were provided along with hair dryers (the hair dryers also had nightlights under them so you could have a bit of light at night). There were tv's in both bedrooms.

The kitchen/living area separated the 2 bedrooms. The kitchen had a 2 burner stove, full size refrigerator, coffee maker, toaster, dishwasher, dishes and microwave. They provided 2 pods of regular & decaf coffee for the coffee maker (most hotels only give you 1). The kitchen also had a beautiful granite countertop. There was a small sofa, ottoman and tv in the living area.

The breakfast in the morning consisted of eggs, bacon, potatoes, cereal, waffles, fresh fruit, yogurt, toast & bagels, along with several types of teas and coffees. Real plates, cups and silverware were provided (no plastic). The breakfast area was large and not overly crowded when we were there (and this was a Saturday).

They provide shuttle service to the airport, but do not pick up from there. They also provide shuttle service at the bottom of the hour to Mandalay Bay hotel. I think you have to call them when you want to be picked up if you are the only ones going.


The front desk personnel were very friendly and helpful. We would love to stay there again.

Our second stay in a Homewood didn't compare to our first stay, but it still was nice. The "dinner" here was anemic and disappointing, mini burritos and chips with salsa, really more of an afternoon snack, certainly not like the other Homewood I stayed at which had a real dinner. Breakfast was ok, certainly not up to the standard at the other Homewood either - tasteless scrambled eggs, dry sausage and cold amenities/pastries.

This place was brand new. So new I wondered if anyone had stayed in our suite at all. Some lamps weren't plugged in and our hot water didn't work at first, the maintenance guy had to come and "fix it" somehow. We stayed in a 2 bedroom/2 bath suite (with sofabed and 3 TVs!) for only $150 which was awesome - full kitchen too. Certainly bigger than anything else you could ever have in Vegas for that price.

The location itself is hard to find and away from everything else, really quite isolated - although it is obviously in a flight path of the airport. Still, I found it very quiet, just what we needed on the last night of our trip. My main complaint is that they need to work on their food and presentation. I'd rather have less choices which were high quality, than more stuff that was subpar. Certainly not the quality I've come to expect from Hilton hotels.