I LOVED this hotel. Exceptionally friendly and attentive staff, lovely rooms, great shuttle service to town and the airport as well as a generous morning breakfast and evening nibblies. Our rooms were spacious, beautifully appointed and equipped with Wifi, a wet bar and a gorgeous flatscreen. No casino noise and a perfect oasis of calm. I look forward to retruning next year. Great work Hyatt!!

It is a little bit off the strip, but that means you don't have to deal with the traffic and crowds. It was quiet (even though it is close to the airport), and there are plenty of places within walking distances to eat. They provide a free shuttle to the strip.

Our room was very nice (a living area and bedroom area) with a huge tv with inputs for the ipod. There was a LARGE comfy couch and free internet access. The bathroom sink had LOTS of counter space and overall it was a very nice place to stay at a great rate.

We stayed here 4th of July weekend. Have been to Vegas before and hate all the time it takes to get in and out of hotel. Hotel staff was very nice, has Starbucks at front desk and a 24 hour restaurant. We had a strip view and it was wonderful their was no charge you just have to request it beforehand. Always love Hyatt Place's rooms,they have free wi-fi and flat screen tv's!!! Free parking and just a block away from the strip and across the street from the Hard Rock. It was good because we have kids and hate to walk through casino area and smoke with them.

I hate Las Vegas. I needed to stay here for one night and wanted a hotel with no casino, no smoking, and off-strip. This was all those things however various parts of the hotel smell of smoke anyway. I guess it can't be avoided in Vegas and since there were Europeans everywhere in the hotel perhaps it was just their complete lack of understanding of the non-smoking concept that caused this. The decor is stylish but the rooms were pretty average other than the 42 inch LCD TV. All the plumbing drains and supply hoses were fully exposed in the room which was very ugly. Also, apparently I had an accessible room and the shower was a handheld type. The handheld unit looks like it was replaced yet the mount was from the previous model so the shower head flopped around and I could not take a shower without holding the shower head (room 220).

Also, I was awoken out of a dead sleep early in the morning (8am) by maintenance. He said that his paperwork showed that the room was vacant. 30 minutes later housekeeping came also thinking the room was vacant. They should have fixed this issue the first time I was disturbed. I called the front desk to have them ensure that I would not be disturbed again. This was unacceptable.

The breakfast was satisfactory. It was motel style fare but that's fine. Bed linens and bed were motel style as well.

Based on my search of hotels and prices for this stay. I think this place was worth half what I paid. I would say for a weekend in the summer this place is not worth more than $100 considering all the other options.

I love the Hyatt Place concept but this stay just didn't work for me. I look forward to trying the Aloft hotels from Starwood once they open in more cities that I need to visit. Perhaps they'll get it right.

I still hate Vegas.