Hilton Grand Vacations on the Las Vegas Strip is a luxurious non-gaming resort hotel located at the north end of the strip, right next to the Festival Grounds and across the street from a Las Vegas monorail station. It is within a mile of Adventuredome Theme Park and two miles from the Fountains of Bellagio, Las Vegas Convention Center, and the High Roller.
Find all the conveniences of home in spacious studios, and one-, two-, and three-bedroom suites. The suites offer spacious living space and dining area, a washer and dryer, and a fully equipped kitchen for prepared meals. Dine poolside at a seasonal restaurant, grab refreshments and deli items at Marketplace, or cook meals on poolside gas grills.
Enjoy two pools with whirlpools and private cabanas available, basketball court, and fitness center with Precor equipment. Convenient full-service concierge available for show tickets, dining reservations and local tours. Business center is open for guests.
Daily Resort Charge includes internet access, TV streaming and casting services, two 16 oz bottles of water per day, 10% off spa retail and treatments, self-parking, sports equipment (basketball and pickleball) DVDNow w/unlimited movies, 25% off Atomic Golf tee time, 20% off HGV reward card, PressReader.
"The hotel's location is quite good — it's close to the main street, about a 30-minute walk away. Some rooms even offer a view of the Sphere.
However, if you book a king bedroom, there will inevitably be a connecting door to a stranger’s room.
One morning, I was woken up by a mysterious phone call, and one afternoon, there was constant banging from upstairs, making it impossible to rest.
As soon as you enter the hotel, unfamiliar women approach you promoting a ”welcome bucket” — it's unclear if they even work for the hotel, as they aren’t wearing any uniform.
The front desk staff were particularly unfriendly. Perhaps because it's peak season, the hotel isn’t worried about filling rooms.
This experience has left me deeply disappointed with Hilton, and I won’t be booking with them again."