Hampton Inn Tropicana Reviews

The value for money is decent, but breakfast finishes quite early.

Nice location to go around with car, friendly staffs, clean room, good breakfast.

I chose an accessible room this time, and it was very spacious. The coffee was free-flowing, but the breakfast selection was, as always, uninspired and repetitive.

Very good hotel.. Spacious and comfortable room.. (King room with chair). There’s a McDonald’s behind the hotel (five minutes walking). Good option to go to the T-Mobile arena.., 15-20 minutes by foot (NBA Cup Final). American Standard Breakfast.., with pretty good options every day. I’d really stay again..!!

Not bad. Cleanliness: Clean.

Nice and very friendly workers.

Great location with clean comfy rooms.

Decent hotel

Room was never made up despite a request for only having to do it on one day.

Very Good I like this hotel

The hotel is a Hampton Inn under the Hilton Hotel in the United States. It is formal, has good service and a good breakfast. It is a good choice for business trips. Hilton is synonymous with high-end hotels in China, but abroad, this hotel is still very cost-effective.

I have to say that the location of the hotel is indeed awkward. It is far from the central hotel cluster. In addition, Las Vegas is repairing roads, so it is a bit difficult to walk to the exhibition venue. There are no so-called restaurants nearby. I survived the two days I stayed there by relying on fast food restaurants and convenience stores at gas stations. Of course, Uber food delivery is also very good. The hotel looks old, and I didn't have any appetite for breakfast after just one look.

I really regret booking this hotel. The room was noisy from all sides, especially from the air conditioning. Light sleepers should definitely avoid this place. It was also noisy on Saturday, making it extremely uncomfortable. All the Hampton hotels I stayed at during this trip to the US were terrible, and this was the worst! The breakfast at the Hamptons was also the worst in its class. I will definitely avoid the Hamptons in the future.

The rooms were very spacious; there were four of us with suitcases and we all fit comfortably. The beds were large and comfortable, and the sheets and towels were clean. The bathroom was also spacious, and they provided soap. Breakfast was varied, although it gets quite busy depending on the time (at least it was in July when we were there). It's a buffet style, with freshly made waffles, scrambled eggs with potatoes, yogurt, bread, muffins, coffee, juice... everything was delicious! You can also have breakfast in the lounge/dining room or at tables on the terrace facing the pool. Check-in was very quick. They require a deposit, which is quite low, less than $100, and they don't charge a resort fee. There is parking available (we didn't use it, but I think it's paid). There is free luggage storage, and coffee is available at reception (it's also available in the room). There's also a water fountain inside the hotel. The only downside is that you're dependent on Uber or your own car, since it's "close" to the ***** (a local landmark), but walking there in the middle of July is impossible. Plus, you have to take a detour to cross a highway/road via a bridge. There's a gas station with a small shop and the In&Out burger joint nearby.