We had planned a 4-night stay in Las Vegas but were not willing to pay the overly inflated prices on our first night for a hotel on the Strip. I booked one night at the Courtyard Convention Center location at a decent rate.

We arrived several hours before the designated time for check-in but were quickly and cheerfully given our room. The property is in good shape, aside from the elevator which could use an upgrade. Our room was spotless and nicely decorated in the newer Courtyard design (faux cherry-wood furniture). The bed was wonderful and very comfortable.

This is a good location if you either have a car or plan to spend all of your time at the hotel and convention center. There is a monorail stop across the street, but do plan to be isolated from ready access to restaurants, etc. without transportation.

Stayed at the Courtyard for a long weekend in May. It was what you would expect of a typical Courtyard hotel...rooms were clean, nice pool/hot tub, etc. As the other reviews mentioned, the monorail was directly across the street, which was nice. Although for $5 each way, it was steep in my opinion. I was also in a room which faced the pool side of the hotel, which was peaceful. This was my first time in Las Vegas, and although this hotel was nice and I would definitely recommend it to someone who doesn't want to stay on the strip, I think I personally would pay a little extra and stay on the strip next time.

I must say I was a bit disapointed in our stay. Definitely do not have a room by the street, you will be up all night with the race track! We were dispointed all the way around, for the price we paid the room was not what we expected. We will not stay there again.

I, along with three other collegues, stayed at the Courtyard Convention Center June 6-10 during the Infocomm Convention. The hotel is directly across the street from the Convention Center, and a monorail station ($3 one-way), which made getting around very easy. The rooms are very comfortable and come with: coffee maker, FREE Hi-speed Internet and cable tv with many channels. The only restaurant(s) of note within walking distance are all located at the Hilton which is the property adjacent to the Convention Center (you can get there via the skywalk in the CC). The buffet at the Hilton was great and very affordable ($12 lunch & $15 dinner). The pool area is very clean and has a great hot tub to relaxation. I would certainly recommend this hotel for the business traveler and for families that want the Vegas experience without the "Mega-Hotel" price tag.