First, let me say I've roomed at this place every January for several years, compliments of the company (for CES), and twice on pleasure trips due to having a comped room.

Would I recommend it? No way, no how.


Internet access is not free, and the pricing is a total rip off.

A suite (upgrade) consists of joining rooms. What a joke!

HD flat panel TV's in the rooms have a picture that's worse than some antique RCA using a set of rabbit ears. That IS pitiful.

In house restaurants are passable. Overpriced for mediocracy.

Use their Casino Club and forget to cash out? They'll take your points if you're not back within 12 months.


Sorry, but there's much better places to stay in Vegas. Even with a free room, I won't stay here again....

My partner and I stayed at the Hilton for 4 nights at the beginning of November. The standard room was large, clean, nice bathroom and amenities. They offered us an upgrade for $50 a night, but when you are only sleeping in the room it really does not seem worth it. Only moan is that walls of the rooms are thin - we were situated near an elevator shaft and could hear the sound of the elevators through the stay. The Monorail to the strip is good, it only takes 15 minutes to the bottom of the strip and we found not being directly on the strip a nice change from the noise and bustle.

Although other reviews have criticised the hotel, we really thought it was a good base for a Las Vegas stay, especially considering the much lower price than some strip hotels.

My friend and I left the husbands home with the kids and went to Vegas for 5 days. We stayed at the Las Vegas Hilton. Very nice off strip location. I really liked that we were not downtown on the strip.

We did the "50 Dollar Sandwich" (hand the person at the check in desk your ID and your credit card with 50 dollars in between and ask if there are any upgrades available) and that worked out extremely well. We got an AMAZING room upgrade, from a little room with 2 beds to a HUGE suite with lots of marble and granite. We had 2 separate bathrooms with garden tubs, a kitchen, dining room, and living room as well as the 2 beds.

We had a great time. We did notice that no one in Vegas is very friendly, but we still had a blast!

This was my first visit to the Las Vegas Hilton. I was a little concrened about it being "off of the strip". However, it is a stop on the Las Vegas Monorail, which could not be more convenient. We got multi day Monorail passes which worked flawlessly. It is the best way to get up and down the strip. The Hilton is a Las Vegas landmark that has been maintained beautifully. It certainly isn't the newest hotel/casino in Las Vegas, but my wife and I were totally satisfied. We were in the north tower. The elevators were always prompt. The place was immaculate. They have multiple restaurants and shops. We ate in the Hotel several times and thoroughly enjoyed our food. We had a great time, and would definitely stay there again.