My girlfriend and I stayed here for two nights the weekend of a big boxing fight.

We had an enjoyable, relaxing stay at the Hilton. We stayed in a premium room. The linens on the bed were really nice and the bed was comfortable. The plasma television was a nice upgrade. We had a view of a golf course and some of the city (not the strip). The view was green and relaxing. We did not experience any noise issues from outside or within the hotel; it was a quiet stay. We ordered room service twice, once in the morning and once late at night. We loved the room service food, particularly for breakfast! The bathroom was somewhat small and was probably the only downfall of the room. Although, the bathroom looks fairly nice and was well-kept and the bathtub/shower was fairly big.

The pool/jacuzzi area was an awesome hotel amenity and we would recommend it to anyone staying at the hotel. The valet and bag check employees provided good, reliable, and timely service.

The casino leaves some to be desired; it is pretty small and there are not a ton of gambling options. But, we are not big gamblers, so we did not mind too much. The biggest disappointment was probably the customer service during check in because our room was not ready at the normal check in time. We had to wait at least an hour for our room to be ready to be cleaned for our stay. Nothing was offered for our inconvenience and the front desk people were not real friendly in dealing with us.

The hotel is not in a desirable location in terms of the strip and other casinos. However, the monorail, which picks up inside the Hilton is really convenient and can take you to most of the casinos on the strip. In the end, the monorail probably saved us from walking a lot, which normally happens if you stay in one of the casinos more in the heart of the strip.

Overall, I would go back and would recommend the Hilton if you are looking for a relaxing stay or are looking for a hotel with value. I think for a little more than $150 per night on an expensive Vegas weekend (because of the fight) we got a great room, great pool area, pretty good customer service (except check in), and the opportunity to gamble a little bit and conveniently get to the other casinos we wanted to see.

I recently stayed at the Hilton with a conference. At first I was put in a room where the noise from the elevator sounded like a train was coming every few minutes. I asked to move and was moved into another room. This room had the tub faucet running non-stop. I called the housekeeping and they said someone would be up. Hours later no one had come so I told them to come the next day as it was late. No on ever showed up despite repeated calls. I called on my last day and said you never had any intention of fixing the plumbing, did you. To my surprise they said I was correct, that in order to fix all the plumbing problems in the hotel, they would have to turn the water off for half a day and they were waiting for a day with low occupancy. So my tub and shower never worked right, the lampshade was torn, the carpet looked filthy and generally the hotel seemed very run down. No one seemed to care or be interested in helping guests. Others from my office had very similar experiences.

What is everyone on about when they slate this place?????
Stayed here Oct 07 for 5 nights with my wife. Check in took 5-10 mins max, requested room with strip view, and what a view we got. Room was huge(no extra cost) walk in closet, king bed, 2 sofas,in room safe. We have stayed next door at the HGV Club so kinda knew the hotel lay-out. Eating options in the Hilton are very good, and the steakhouse is one of the best i've been in, buffet for breakfast was nice(not as good as Paris, well worth the trip) and casino playing area was always fun, good clientele, good staff, and most importantly.....fast service from the cocktail waitresses(keep tipping them!!!! Sat and played bonus poker one day for about 3-4 hours and the waitress seemed to be by my side the whole time. The Hilton casino is small in comparison to some of the bigger strip casinos, but makes it easier to find your way about i think.
Overall summary for the Hilton would be that it's a great hotel, well priced, good value, excellent pool and casino, and if you can bear parting with about $10 per person per day(come on folks only 10$???? )the monorail is right outside ready to take you anywhere on the strip.
Stop slating this place, i think it rocks!!!
Oh and both me and my wife are in our early thirties, so we're not a couple of old Fannilows!!!!!
We have travelled to Vegas from Scotland 5 times now, and have stayed in the Hilton, Mirage, MGM, HGV Club, Excalibur. All those hotels were great, all the rooms were great, it's Vegas after all, go and enjoy it, if you're not happy, stay at home!!!!!!!
Viva Las Vegas!!

We used Hilton Honors points to book this room. We moved from a condo to the Las Vegas Hilton for a single night. The room was not ready at 1 - not ready at 3 - still not ready at 4. Both of the check-in people we dealt with were indignant and curt. We finally received a key at 4:30 and we found our room not vacuumed and the bathroom not clean. To be specific… there were hairs or various lengths all over the bathroom floor and the tub. We waited 45 minutes for our luggage to be delivered. The bell desk staff and the luggage staff were extremely rude and unhelpful during our quest to track our luggage down. The pool area was the grossest I have ever seen. There was so much trash on the ground and in the pool. It was a windy day and the trash was blowing around on the ground and eventually ending up in the pool. The pool staff walked around the trash and never bothered to pick it up. It was so gross that we didn’t go near the water and we left after about 15 minutes of watching some napkins and cups blow around beside our chairs. The TV had very limited channels with most advertising events and shows at the Hilton or in Las Vegas.