We didn't know anything about the Legionnaire scare until we were given the official letter in our check in pack, which was very low key - we are from England and we didn't get any phone call. Don't know if this was because we were going in on a timeshare basis and therefore did not have as much choice about where to stay as people who had booked in on a hotel basis.

Having said that everthing was perfectly fine - the room was very clean and comfortable with TVs in both bedroom and lounge - towels were changed every day, new toiletries left and bed made - which is MOST unusual in timeshares. The staff were friendly and helpful - we did ask for a quiet room and we got one on the 8th floor but we were woken a few times at 6am by the truck emptying the rubbish, so not sure if we could have had a quieter room! We sunbathed a couple of days at the rooftop pool and it was well kept with plenty of towels and a heated pool.

The position of Polo Towers is excellent for the strip - just 1 block away and central - we have stayed at several different timeshares in Vegas and this is definitely a good one!!

We arrived early for our weeks stay at the DRI Polo Towers, 11/1 thru 11/8, Resort in Las Vegas. Our room was ready, woo hoo.. Although it was on the fourth floor it still had a view of the strip, along with the Center City Construction site across the street, We’re tired and try and rest a bit. It was the only pool day for our week, according to the weather forecast. So we hit the pool and hot tub for a few hours.. Because if the Legionnaire disease scare, the concierge moved over to the Marriott. We arranged our Hoover Dam Discovery tour with the Air ride over the Grand Canyon and bought tickets for “Jersey Boys”. They offer you nice incentive, tickets to “Phantom” for a 90 minute sales pitch for the Marriott Time-share. It wasn’t a hard sale, but they did tag-team us.. We said NO, but the Marriott was very nice.

Opinion of the 1 Bedroom suites:
For the amount of time we spent in the room.. Basically from 10:00 pm until about 9:00 am, the rooms were very nice.. Adequate is the word I’d like to use, but I’ll use nice instead. Plenty of electrical outlets, two nice TV’s and a very comfortable bed. Upon check-in, the front desk gives you a room inventory sheet to check off.. Please make sure you do as there were discrepancies from what is on the sheet compared to what was actually in our room. What’s missing, in my opinion, is the Weather Channel on the TV. The only complaint was that we had asked for more soap and shampoo from the daily housekeeping service, but it was never left.. We had to call down to front desk when we were completely out… Also, check out the folder of information they give you.. The rooms are not cleaned everyday, only replace towels and make bed. That schedule is in the information folder given at check-in.

OK, chicken littles, the sky is not falling! We received a phone call a few days before arriving at Polo Towers informing us of the 4 cases of Legionnaire's disease over the past 12 months. Educated ourselves via the internet about the disease. Phoned the doctor for recommendation. All systems are go. We stayed at Polo Towers, loved the staff, the room, the location, the amenities. Have been to Vegas numerous times, will go many more times and hope to stay at Polo again.

We stayed in the studio suite. The room was nice! It was just enough room for my husband and me. It is right behind a few stores so you can just walk to the strip and get in all the action! This is our 4Th time to Vegas and we will definitely stay at Polo Towers again. The pool is so nice. They have these nice cabanas there but they are first come for serve. We really loved the extra security that they had... you have to use your room key to use the elevator.