This was my second stay at this property and this stay was not as good as the last. Great TV and great bed but the room was a little dirty. The elliptical machine in the workout room had old dirt and sweat and looked like it hadn't been wiped down in a long while. The gym wipe dispenser was out of wipes too! Breakfast was unimpressive. They ran out of juice glasses and charge extra money for eggs or sausage. Some of the staff members were friendly while others were not. Guys that stepped off the shuttle bus in suites where greeted warmly. The staff just kind of stared at me when I walked in like maybe they thought I wanted to rob the place and I'm a GP Platinum member who travels regularly.

This place also smells. When Hyatt remodeled the property they apparently spend money on new granite, wallpaper and carpet but forgot to scrape the popcorn ceilings in the rooms and the halls so this material holds the same old stale, smokey smell the hotel had when it was a dumpy old Amerisuites. For GP members who need a place in Vegas to accumulate points, I guess it is okay for a night or two; however, I would NEVER bring my wife to a place like this! Hyatt Place still has a ways to go before they are up to the level of Holiday Inn Express or Marriott Courtyard.

Hyatt was good w/ our kid. We had to share a room, which is always a bum. Kid on sofabed in living room part. We were cumfy. Bed was foamy. Breakfast was toast, fruit, coffee (no eggs/meat) which left much to be desired. Not enough people working to refill coffee pots, etc. Long lines for breakfast. Even so, for price paid ($120) it was clean and nice and I'd recommend for families. It's a re-don AmeriSuites. Best part was huge flat screen TV. Off strip, and quiet, except for airplanes (right near the airport). Front desk printed out a list of places to take children, which was very nice, and the free shuttle took us to the strip (GREAT!) but didn't know info. for the Strip bus ($5 all day is good for 24-hrs.). Drop off was at Planet Hollywood which was fine and close to everything (Paris/ and Bellagio).

We stayed at the Hyatt Place Nov 5th - 10th, 2008 while we were in Las Vegas for the PBR World Finals. We chose this hotel because it is close to the Thomas and Mack Center and we could walk to the event each night. The staff was amazing. Everytime we entered the hotel they welcomed us back and asked if we needed anything. Even the shuttle driver asked us if our room was ok and if we needed anything. The free breakfast was adequate. We took advantage of their free shuttle to the strip which leaves every hour during the day until 11:45pm. The rooms are comfortable and clean. When we were ready to leave for our trip home, the shuttle took us back to the airport at no charge. We travel often for both business and pleasure and stay in alot of 5 star hotels. We were so impressed with the staff at the Hyatt Place compared to other hotels. We will definitely stay at this hotel again and highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a clean, comfortable room at an affordable price just minutes from the strip.

I had a pleasant stay at Hyatt Place. I found it pleasant because of several things it didn't have: no resort fee, no electricity fee, no internet usage fee and no outrageous mini-bar fees. These fees are pretty standard at most, if not all the Vegas casino resorts. After a few days, they can really add up. The estimate given to me from their site was exactly the rate I paid to the penny! Also, Hyatt Place opened in December 2007 so it isn't beat up like most of the other places I've stayed in Vegas. I doubt you can find a more comfortable bed in town!

Despite not having a restaurant, the amenities at Hyatt Place surpass most of the resorts too. The standard rooms are very large. The 42" HDTV actually gets a ton of HDTV stations and pay per view movies. I'm amazed how many other hotels invest in HDTVs and then don't subscribe to get the HD stations. Of course, in Vegas, most resorts have poor TVs so you spend more time in the casino. The free wireless Internet was fast and flawless. You can connect your ipod to the TV speakers. Just remember to bring a cord.

While some people here didn't like the location, I did. The strip mall across the street with the CVS has at least a half dozen good restaurants including a great New York Pizza place. The primary reason I stayed here was it was across the street from the Hard Rock Hotel where I ususally stay. It was sold out during this trip and Hyatt Place was a much less expensive option anyways. You can use the pool at HRH as long as you tell the security guy that you intend on playing at the gambling tables by the pool. This included the Sunday Rehab which is normally an expensive ticket. What incredible eye candy! The Hard Rock Hotel (skip the Hard Rock Cafe) is my absolute favorite place in Las Vegas and where I end my nights when I'm there. Having a nice place to walk to instead of waiting in the huge cab line was great!