We come to Vegas about once a year for various reasons, and we have stayed at several of the resort hotels. This year, I had a conference to attend at one of those mega resorts. Even with a rental car and gas, the total bill was less than if I had stayed there.

The Doubletree is a non-casino, smoke-free option away from the airport and strip. It was very quiet while we were there. It takes about 10 minutes to get to the hotel from the airport by way of rental car, which I recommend if you stay here. You can drive downtown or to the strip and take advantage of the free parking. If you don't have a car, the shuttle to and from the airport runs about every half hour and will go to the MGM from 10AM to 3AM.

The rooms are a regular size hotel room and come with a refrigerator. The shower in our room needed some work on the grout and faucet, and it was somewhat hard to control the water temperature. Otherwise, the room was clean and more than adequate for our needs and the wireless access is a valuable service. In fact, I am writing this review using their wireless access before we check out.

The staff is very friendly and helpful. They were able to get a room next to mine for my mother-in-law who came in later in the week to help take care of our daughter even though the hotel was full.

Overall, if you visit Vegas for work or fun and are tired of the Vegas scene on the strip, the Doubletree Club is a good option.

Friendly staff, comfortable if smallish rooms, nice pool and very handy airport/strip shuttle. Good value for money.

We needed a place to stay overnight as we had an early flight the next day. I was a little disappointed in the overall conditions of this place. The rooms were on the smallish size, the beds were kind of small too. It looked a little dated. The front desk were very friendly and the free cookies were out of this world. Overall it was O.K., but we will probably stay elsewhere in the future.

I've been a Hilton Diamond member now for the past two years and can honestly say this is the worst proprty that I have stayed at. First impression was how dirty it was, the elevator had stuff on the carpet, the carpet on my level was not vacumed; the general appearence was below par. My room was tidy-ish but the shower head was loose and stayed pointed down and the "hot water" was luke warm at best. The food as the 'cafe' was horrible, with the only other option in walking distance being an Applebees across the courtyard. Lastly the wireless internet was a joke, I thought maybe the connection in my room was typical like some Embassy Suites, but even in the main lobby the connection kept being droped. The surprising thing is it's in Las Vegas, one of the most competitive Hotel markets in the world?! My advice, if your a HHonors member or a regular business traveler give this place a wide berth!