Las Vegas Business Hotels

The location was fantastic—we could walk to The Sphere, which was a huge plus. However, the headache of being told the vacation club pitch was ‘required’ was crazy. We didn’t even want to do it, yet if we didn’t show up, it was a $50 penalty. They made us feel like we HAD to do this in order to complete our check in. We spent far too much time explaining our emergency to multiple managers just to opt out. It put a damper on an otherwise well-located stay. We will def be choosing a different hotel to stay at next time. The last thing you want is people pushing their vacation clubs on you when you’re trying to relax on vacation! I’ve stayed in many hotels in my life and have never had this experience at check in anywhere!

The Grandview is my primary getaway. This is a property for people who are familiar with Las Vegas, and prefer the condo experience over the crampy feel of the traditional Vegas hotel room. I’m someone who males most the food I eat, so the kitchen is essential to my Las Vegas stays. The views of this hotel are very underrated, and the size of the room is just what I need for week long adventures in and around greater Las Vegas. If I could make any recommendations to the hotel it would be to try and do a semi-annual dusting, vacuuming under the bed, in the corners of the rooms, behind objects, and in the vents, like bathroom vents and any other crevices. The rooms tend to be heavy with dust, but this is not irregular in Vegas or anywhere else. But the rooms could use at least an annual deep clean. On the surface, it’s fine the way it is. But when you’re in your room for over 5 days, you start to notice how many things are getting missed. I wouod encourage the property to take some deep cleaning and dusting procedures a little more seriously going forward as dust layers are starting to form from years of neglect. Overall, this is still a highly rated hotel imo. Free parking and the pool is top class imo. 8.5+

Located in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip, about $20 from the airport. The hotel lobby is right inside the entrance, which is very convenient. I used the 'sandwich trick' to get an upgraded room with a view (Eiffel Tower, pool, fountain view), but the windows were so incredibly dirty that you couldn't really appreciate the scenery up close – what a waste! The room itself was very large, but there were far too few power outlets, nowhere near enough for travelers to charge their devices. There was only one chair and a small table (less than half-sized). If you had a second person, they either had to stand or sit on the bed. When I asked the front desk if they could send another chair to the room, they said, 'We don't offer that service.' Checking in around 1 PM, I avoided the peak rush and got a room right away, which was great. Check-out was at 11 AM, and the lobby was packed. Luckily, there was a fast check-out box by the elevators where you could just drop your room key and sleeve. Otherwise, I imagine it would have taken an hour to check out. In mid-July, it was 45 degrees Celsius during the day in Las Vegas, but the room stayed comfortable even without the air conditioning on at night. The bed was large and very clean. The bathroom was spacious with a separate wet and dry area. The fridge was surprisingly empty, so I could put my own drinks in it. There's an ice machine on every floor. Walking less than 10 minutes in either direction from the hotel, you'll find a large supermarket. Right next door to the hotel is a big shopping mall with lots of dining options, most of which are open until midnight. If you keep walking for another 15 minutes, there's a large In-N-Out Burger. Walking about 5 minutes in the other direction, there's an outdoor food market with many different eateries. The Bellagio Fountains are directly opposite the hotel's main entrance. The hotel pool was very crowded during the day, and many of the pool loungers required payment. The pool water was quite cold, so I just took some photos and left. You have the option to decline housekeeping and simply ask staff for fresh towels. Overall, the value for money is still quite good. It's worth staying at least once.

I was exhibiting at the convention center next door, and this is the closest hotel to the LVCC. There's a direct pathway from the hotel to the exhibition hall (only about 10 meters of outdoor walking), so you don't have to go out onto the street. Of course, you could go the long way around, but then you'd be exposed to more sun. I stayed on the 13th floor, overlooking a residential area with desert hills in the distance. You can see the Sphere from the elevator lobby. The hotel's ground floor is a ******, and no breakfast is a significant drawback. The room had a sofa but no desk, which is inconvenient if you need to use a laptop for extended periods. The windows couldn't be opened. The overall decor is a bit dated; it doesn't feel as modern and new as high-end hotels in China. Additionally, there's a parking lot about 50 meters in front of the hotel, which is unattended and costs $10 a day for self-payment. My Chinese phone couldn't use the payment system, so I had to keep running back and forth to the front desk for help. There's a monorail station nearby (I didn't check prices or routes), and directly opposite is a gas station. The hotel is only one street away from the Las Vegas *****, and it's about a 30-minute walk to the Wynn Hotel (where we rented our car from Hertz). Across from the exhibition hall, there are dining options like McDonald's, Denny's, Taco Bell, Vietnamese restaurants, Korean BBQ, and Indian food. Overall, it was decent and very convenient for the exhibition.

Our 11th trip to vegas and our 15th different hotel. First time we've stayed in Fremont street district and we loved it! The lady when we checked in was awesome. So friendly. No queue and no fuss. Dropped the bags, parked the car and we were done. Lovely big room with a super comfy bed and a massive tv. Lovely being so close to Fremont Street but far enough away that the noise and craziness doesn't bother you. You can walk straight out of the hotel across the walkway into California and then cross the road straight into Circa or into Binions. Literally five minutes to the action on Fremont Street. We both love the decoration and all the antiques inside Main Street station, very cool and completely different to anything else. Will definitely stay here again.

The air conditioning is quite old. You have to manually set it around 70 degrees, otherwise, at lower temperatures, it gets really noisy and the temperature fluctuates a lot. Everything else was great.

I think it depends on the timing, but the check-in line (about 7 groups) moved incredibly slowly, and I was tired after standing for about 30 minutes. There were several Starbucks and food shops within the hotel, so I didn't need to go out. The bed and shower in the room were clean. However, the lack of a refrigerator in the room was inconvenient, but I was satisfied with the room's size, price, and cleanliness.

I stayed on a newly renovated floor, and while everything met 4-star standards and the stay was comfortable, I definitely won't be coming back. Reason one: it's incredibly inconvenient to go downtown for food, and the hotel's own food street offers poor value for money. Reason two, and the main reason: the deposit is $100 per night, and it wasn't refunded promptly after check-out. It's been three days now, and I still haven't received it back. When I've stayed at other hotels, the deposit was always refunded instantly after check-out. With inconvenient dining and transportation, a $100 deposit, and uncertainty about its return, I'd advise anyone considering staying here to think twice!

I was pleasantly surprised! Room was huge and clean. A/C was cold and the view was good. Prices at the restaurant were good and the food was great. I loved that I could quickly walk from the parking lot to the room elevators without hiking for miles like other places on the *****. I will definitely stay here again!

The staff was very helpful and friendly during my stay. I had to extend my stay and they were so accommodating which allowed me to attend to family needs. They had many food options and the gift shop came in handy for last minute needs.