No gambling, not on the strip, no loud parties... No problem ! We stayed here for $100/night. Very nice rooms. Outstanding free hot breakfast. VERY quiet. No obnoxious drunk teenagers. Wow, what a great cheap way to experience Las Vegas without all the unpleasant side effects Vegas has.

Rooms were nice clean and had everything we needed. Staff was very accomodating and friendly.

But most important was the peace and quiet me and my wife had at night.

Restaurants near the hotel are within walking distance and are good.

Cab rides to the strip range from $7.50 to $10.50 and that is how we traveled. A great place to bring the family or just to have a nice quiet vacation.

We returned to this Residence Inn for a one night stay in a 2 bedroom unit. As before, we were very happy with the accommodations, free parking close to the hotel entrance, convenience to the Strip and to the many restaurants within walking distance of the hotel.

Two minor complaints that prevented me from giving an Excellent rating:

1) Soaps are wrapped in a new type of wax paper that is extremely hard to open. We had to use a knife to slit the package.

2) Upon receipt of our credit card statement, there were two separate $3 charges. I called the hotel to inquire and was told they were for bottled water. We did not use any of the bottled water, as we had brought our own supply for use in our car on the long daily drives. The gentleman on the phone was friendly and apologetic and said he would credit them back to our credit card. So be sure and watch your statements.

We really enjoy staying at this Residence Inn and will return on future visits.

Searched forever for an affordable 2 BR suite in Vegas, even in the doldrums of August. Ended up at "old reliable", Residence Inn.

But wait... this isn't the usual pseudo-suburban looking stand-alone units found at other RI's. This is a sleek, modern 12 storey new construction and just 1 miles from the strip.

Great property, though the floor plan for the 2 BR's is the same as always. The front desk is very friendly, but watch out for the pitch for their new skyscraper timeshare, The Marriott Chateau.

A bunch of restaurants are right outside the door. And given the blast-furnace temp's of August (108 in daytime, 95 at night) you'll scamper across the street to find chow.

Nice pool, basketball court and the usual carb-fest at breakfast. We stayed twice at both ends of a week-long Vegas / Utah vacation.

Alas, you can't use Marriott Rewards points for 2 BR units, but at $199 they're a steal. Check the Marriott weekend discount e-mails for further discounts if they remain as empty as we found them.

This is a nice "residence type" hotel within walking distance of PFChangs and Bahama Breeze Restaurants. There are services nearby, drug stores, etc. It is not a walk, but more of a cab ride to the strip and Fashion Show Mall. We had rental car--free parking can be found almost everywhere in Vegas.

The pool and hot tub are nice and draw a decent scene in the evenings. During the week there are cocktail hours in the evenings. There is a pretty great buffet breakfast every morning (gets a little crowded around 8:30 so go earlier or later). Parking is good.

There is no decor to speak of, but nice amenities and good family location.