Spa hotels in Las Vegas

The hotel's 3rd-floor pool is stunning, giving you that 'Southeast Asian resort' vibe. The interior decor also has a wonderful artistic atmosphere. I highly recommend their Hall of Excellence museum. It features the most outstanding figures across various sports, including Jordan, Ali, Woods, and Kobe, as well as some music legends like Elvis and The Beatles. While the museum isn't huge and the $30 admission isn't cheap, it's definitely worth seeing for sports enthusiasts. Service-wise, it was a bit disappointing. I wanted to borrow a fruit knife to peel some fruit, and customer service said they needed to contact the dining department. Although the dining department offered the service, it would have cost over ten dollars for a single room service. It seems in the US, even a simple knife service comes with an extra charge.

LV's hotel is nowhere near as good as Macau's. Let me describe what this 5-star hotel is like: I booked a newly renovated luxury city view room, and the photos showed it to be very luxurious with city views, so I had high expectations. Secondly, there are traps everywhere. The mini-bar water and snacks cost money, and there's no signage! My child accidentally opened a small bottle of mineral water and three mini-snacks, which cost $58 USD. There are two refrigerators; whatever you do, don't touch one of them, as even a slight movement will be sensed and added to your bill. Resort fees are a given, and definitely don't upgrade arbitrarily. As for hygiene, in one of our rooms, when we checked in, there were razor shavings left by the previous guest in the bathroom basin. The toilet paper was placed on the vanity, and the pillow had black stains, so the attention to detail was severely lacking. Overall, it felt inferior to a four-star hotel in China. It's old, stingy, and full of hidden costs.

Facilities: The room is quite new, it seems to have been renovated in recent years. Cleanliness: Top-notch. Environment: Located at the northern end of ***** Street, it's not as bustling as Bellagio or Caesars Palace, so it's very quiet. There's a monorail station downstairs, and I didn't see any homeless people. Service: There was a slight queue for both check-in and check-out, but it wasn't too bad.

Easy check-in and check-out process. The location is good if you’ll travel by car as it is a probably a 15min walk to the ***** if you’re not used to walk far. There’s a 24/7 restaurant in ******, pizza place and another restaurant which closes at 10 (but the kitchen closes earlier) and also there’s a 7-eleven nearby which is good.

We were assigned a room with a view of the Sphere, which my kids absolutely loved! It was clean and odor-free, and the air conditioning was very comfortable. A special note: do NOT touch anything in the minibar. It's not about whether you eat it or not, but if you pick something up for over 60 seconds, even if you put it back, you'll be charged. The minibar prices are extremely expensive!

This resort is a solid choice for those who prefer a well-maintained property with a genuine local vibe away from the Strip's chaos. Service was excellent, and the parking options—both self-parking and complimentary valet—were a major convenience. Our King room was spotless, though it is worth noting that the ****** lacks atmosphere. If you are looking for high-energy gaming, this might not be the spot, but it’s perfect for a quieter stay. While the in-room TVs charge for most content, the system is very easy to set up with your own streaming services. Don’t miss Trattoria 57 - the Italian food there is truly delicious.

This hotel offers good value for money, especially during off-peak seasons. It's missing a coffee machine with a kettle function. Also, checking out can be error-prone; their system seems to have some issues and needs an update.

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!

My husband and I came to Hilton Lake Las Vegas to spend our 7th wedding anniversary. Check in went very smoothly. Shortly after our check in we received a complimentary bottle of champagne and chocolate covered strawberries. It was a very welcoming surprise which we genuinely appreciated. We had booked a couples massage at their spa and were very pleased with their services. It was quite relaxing and exactly what we needed! Our room was very clean and quiet. We ordered in room service for breakfast and the food was very much to our liking! We’ve stayed at this resort several times prior and have always been pleased with our stay there. We will definitely be back!

Orleans is an off ***** vegas hotel that is currently going through some much needed renovations. They are marketing mobile checkin and mobile room key both of which did not work. The note said I would need to sync my reservation with my Boyd rewards card which the front desk supposed didn't my n request but nothing showed up in the app. The room b itself was comfortable but lacked refrigerator and microwave although most Vegas rooms do. At the prices published online they all should. Lack of TV channels was somewhat problematic when trying to escape the ******. The on-site movie theater and bowling alley did help but if course cost more. The hotel used to provide some coupons to use around the premises during your stay but I did not receive any this stay. I did enjoy Balliwick and Ondori during my stay and found them good and not too pricey. The ****** lacks some of the newer slot machines and this trip they seemed to be very tight. Overall the stay was fun.