We stayed for 4 nights in this hotel. The location was quiet--or seemed that way--the a/c unit in our room was so loud--so who could really tell? Housekeeping did a great job keeping the room clean and did so in a timely fashion. However, it was quite apparent that the place is beginning to get shabby. The carpet, while vacuumed daily, could use a good shampooing. The furniture was starting to get worn--the bed was on the saggy side. Some months ago, I read that Marriott was getting rid of bedspreads in all its properties. So imagine my surprise to find a well-worn bedspread on the bed! We only tried the breakfast buffet on the morning we checked out. Like all Courtyard buffets, it was decent. We were surprised to find out that if you got your eggs to order, there would be an extra charge! The other days, we ate breakfast at the Suncoast buffet which was much cheaper with better variety. The hotel is in a safe location--we never once felt threatened. However, we felt that saying this hotel was in Summerlin seemed to be pushing it. Summerlin actually seems to start on the other side of the freeway. I'm not sure if we would stay here again when we need to be in the Summerlin area. On one hand, the rates were reasonable, but on the other hand, it may be well worth it to spring for a nicer and a bit pricier place.

Hotel is located about 12 miles outside of Las Vegas. Rooms are ok. first non- smoking room we were put in smelled of smoke, so they moved us.

Breakfast not included. but continental buffet was reasonable. Use of their computer to check e-mail was 49 cents a minute. versus being free at the holiday inn we stayed at on our arrival in LV. Lots of stores and restaurants around.

I have stayed here twice this year for 10 nights each stay. The hotel staff were very polite and courteous. The rooms were clean. The views are plain, but the hotel overall is a great place for business travelers with free high speed internet, a small workout room, and laundry facilities. Depending on your reasons for coming to Vegas, stay here for an above average experience, but don't expect the Vegas glitz.

I stayed at the Courtyard Las Vegas/Summerlin over the Labor Day weekend (Friday/Saturday August 29-30, 2003).

My stay was free because I had a free weekend certificate (Marriott Rewards Category 1-4 from the summer promotion), but even if I had to pay, it was very reasonably priced for a holiday weekend ($71/night with the "Come Out and Play" weekend promotion).

I loved the courteous, professional staff at check-in and tasteful decor of the guest room and public areas. There was a guest business center as well, and a full American breakfast buffet (including coffee and juice) was only $7.95/person, which is about the same price you would pay at a hotel-casino buffet--except you are seated immediately and don't have to wait in line for an hour like you would on a holiday weekend at a casino buffet.

The rooms were spotlessly clean and well-stocked. You will have a good night's sleep because the hotel is very quiet (most of the guests are business travelers) and don't have to worry about drunken rowdies.
There is shopping and dining nearby and the hotel has convenient freeway access to both US-95 and the Summerlin Parkway.

I will definitely consider this hotel again on a future trip.