So I went for business and for pleasure so I'll have some additional items I can mention here.

Staying at the hotel of the conference is always a great bonus since there is no commute time to worry about to get there on time. The Hitlon is huge, while we had our conference, there were at least three other conferences going on and was very busy in the hallways and in the direction of the convention center.

The elevators were a big problem at first and there were issues with them going to the correct floor and also actually getting them to close their doors once you were in them. I fixed this problem by finding out that I could use any other bank of eleveators to get to my room I just would have a longer walk to do once on my floor. The Scenic elevator was also pretty useful when it was operational, although it goes slow as it actually stops at all the floors and does not do a major jump from 1-15 or 15-22.

The pleasure part of my experience started off poor. Upon checking into our room we discovered we had a nice big room, with bar, extra seating areas, plus a dining table....but the bed was tiny and a murphy bed is not my style. After sleeping on it one night I went and complained. I was moved to another lloor but wit a big king size bed and no extras. The bathroom were all the same, tub was not jacuzzi, but wasn't a regualr small tub either, it was more oval shaped.

The place was always busy and being away from the stip is not conventent. There is a convenience store across the street and if you don't mind walking a few blocks you can be at the Riviera and Circus Circus hotels within 10 minutes if you walk, but be careful with the construction going on and some homeless people asking for handouts. The monorail is conventient but not cheap. An all day (24-hour) pass was $9 during my stay and even though it took you all the way down to the MGM, you still had major walking to do from any of the hotels it stopped at to get to the strip.

I won't stay here again, it's a regualr hotel and casino so either way you go through the gambling areas and you're not near any other casino. If I'm going to stay away from the strip, I'd prefer the hotels that don't have a gambling section either as they're more quieter and shows signs of people actually sleepy.

I recently stayed at the LV Hilton for a week-long visit to Vegas. I've stayed at the property before, and because I was "rated," was able to stay for 5 nights for only $215. I'm not a big gambler at all, and was impressed with the rate -- so I decided to go for it.

First, DO NOT believe the reviews that say the hotel is old and falling down. I was just there for a week and the property is in very good condition, especially all of the public areas. I do know they are in the process of renovating some rooms, so it would be wise to request a room that has already been updated. The updated rooms are nice, and include a flat-screen TV and nice decorations.

That said, this is not an ultra-luxe property on the strip. It's a fine, clean, comfortable hotel with some imperfections (bathrooms could be bigger, they charge for internet, the safe is small, etc.).

The dining here is pretty good. And if you're into Sports, the Sports Book is the best I've seen in town.

Personally, I prefer being away from the insanity of the Strip, which is why I chose this hotel. Also, it's right on the Monorail, so it's easy to get to other places. I would definitely stay here again for the right price.

We just came back from a 5 night stay at the Las Vegas Hilton and I was pleasantly suprised. We upgraded to a newly renovated room. The room was clean and stylish and the bed was super comfortable. We had access to a hospitality suite that had free snacks and beverages available all day.

The only thing I did not care for was the smoking in the casino. Unfortunatly I don't think there are any non smoking casinos in Vegas.

There is a monorail station attached to the Hilton which made getting to the strip and back easy and cheap. I plan on staying there again when we return next year.

Well from all of the cryin that I read about this property had my reflux in high gear when I rolled up at the Hilton,
I am a persnickety dude and I stay at over 200 5 stars a year on buisness, I went with the fella that stroked the check in lady with a 20 upon check in.

I am a member of hhonors so I was the only one in line (what Line) they put me in the north tower in room 15-109 nice view of the golf course , the room was cleaner than most full serv hiltons that I have stayed at in the past, the auto drapes were also cool.

I dont know what all the whinin about his place is about but when you are in Vegas you have to have to take care of the people that take care of you.

Cool bakery and coffee shop in the lobby area , never ate the BUFFETT BUT!! I can eat a BUFFETT anyplace ,,I preferred PF Changs on paradise.

I stayed here for 7 nights and still have not found anything to whine about , if you are not a hhonors member, join now it is free.