After staying a couple of times in the past at the Plaza Hotel across the street, I thought I'd do some recon on the Vegas Club as it is a favorite place for my wife and I to gamble. I booked, for two nights, a Deluxe Room with a king bed that found me in room 1426 with a terrific view of the city and the swimming pool of the California many stories below me. Quite honestly, with a little reinvestment this room would be about great, say $2k. I was quite happy with the spaciousness of the room, how quiet it was despite being right off the elevator, and to be able to have a small refrigerator and a 4-cup coffee pot (with pouches of coffee fit for a 12-cup pot!). What it could really use is new carpet, a new mattress, a clock with a working alarm, periodic cleaning of the window exterior, a sink plunger that worked, and some additional television channels that someone might actually care to watch. The shower, great for people 5'6" on down, was fine. The room had a couple of chairs and a couch as well, and while these weren't exactly high end they were serviceable. I know, you get what you pay for and this is inexpensive. I would stay here again. What you pay for a deluxe or a suite here plus a nice dinner or two would pay for an average room on the strip, and you don't have quick access to lots of casinos as quickly as you do here. BTW, take in the Vegas Club's free shows on the weekends...they're pretty fun. Also, another reviewer took lots of room pictures and they influenced me to try Vegas Club. Do look at them, they'll give ya an idea of what to expect...although I didn't have the checkboard pattern tiles.

I made a solo trip to LV and stayed for the first time at the LVC on Tuesday, June 10. I was on the 10th floor in the South Tower. The view was good. The room was clean though it could use some TLC. The shower and air-conditioner were fine. The check in was quick and the staff was friendly and helpful. The elevator was fine. The casino was not very busy but drink service was good. I really have no complaints--it was well worth the price. I would not hesitate to stay here again.

I stayed at the Las Vegas Club June 12-15, 2008. My room was in the North Tower, 626. I've stayed at the LV Club numerous times and have always found the guest rooms to be clean. The decor is a bit tired....exactly the same as when the north tower was built in 1997 (I stayed there when it opened.) You can't beat the room rate and you get a nice clean room with a comfortable bed. The carpeting is circa 1997 and has a few cigarette burns (even though the sixth floor is "nonsmoking." The carpet is stained also, but appeared to be clean. The bedspread is about about 10 shades lighter than the drapes due to washing over the years. The room was super cold....about 68 degrees when i checked in. I've always found the rooms to be a comfortable temperature, both winter and summer.

The LV Club has a new "Sin City Circus" in the lobby that entertaining. It was free and several acrobats from Europe performed. The "EMCEE" was a grossly tall drag queen who camped it up with the audience. "She" was obviously a man, but had a nice "womanly" figure and was entertaining. I have no problem with gay people/drag queens, but some might find it offensive. But, after-all, it is Las Vegas! Lighten up!

If you want a 4* hotel, don't stay at the LV Club. But, if you want a clean, reasonably priced room, I'd say give the LV Club a try. The South Tower rooms are DUMPS, so make sure you get a North Tower room at all costs! Enjoy!!!!

Stayed over the memorial Day w/e with a Sat. check in. Got our room quicker that we thought. South Tower 9th floor. Very clean and comfortable room. Was upgraded to a suite the final 2 nights on the 16 floor that was fantastic. The elevators are quick Staff very helpful. Will definitely stay again