Hilton Grand Vacations on Paradise

Fantastic hotel. We have a 2 bedroom suite and it’s spacious. It has a full kitchen fully equipped with all the utensils. The living room is nice and spacious. 1 bedroom has a large Jacuzzi tub and stand up shower. The other bedroom is spacious with a mini fridge microwave and its own full bathroom. In the lobby area on the first floor, there’s a café and grocery store stocked with all kinds of foods, liquor and hard goods. The café has sandwiches and some pre-​made food. There is a nice enclosed area with dining tables or meeting areas. There’s another nice enclosed meeting room sectional couch some games and a television. The nice sized pool and fitness center. The only downside is where it’s located. It’s a bit off the beaten path. So it’s not easy to walk somewhere.

Loving my stay here so far, staff is super friendly, soundproof rooms is a nice bonus along with the full kitchen in the suite. Security is beyond the front desk as you’ll need to swipe your room key to activate the elevator. Definitely recommend anyone to stay here.

Called the hotel before Christmas for a early check the hotel said 12 noon good for u we said perfect.
Upon arrival they said they had nothing for us at 2 pm and we would have to wait until 4. Pm
Explaining what we were told fell on deft ears at the front desk.
Asking them to check met with refusal
Asked for the manager she check with cleaning and they did have a double room as we planned to have
I write this because they from t desk was clueless in wait to do
Training wound work I’m sure

Stayed for the 2^nd time at this awesome resort. We had just the one bedroom suite this time, last time was the same type suite with an adjoining queen bed/​mini-​kitchen.
We stayed from a Tues night to Mon morning, which included cooking Thanksgiving dinner in a kitchen just a bit smaller than my own, multiple visits to the en suite jacuzzi tub because why not? And daily meal prep. Honestly, this is like home away from home — and I know that because whenever we were out and about, I called it «home».
The location is super close to tram access — but be warned, the Westgate (former LVH) is selling their timeshare hard, so be sure to veer to the right/​avoid walking thru the hotel for Tram access. The former LVH had an entrance to the tram from the bar, but the Westgate has moved the entrance to the main drive — so just skip that altogether and enter the tram on the far right of the Westgate building, where it looks like the fence ends.
Back to the Hilton — the staff was incredibly helpful, and super accommodating when we added a day before our planned trip, and two days after our planned arrival. The ability to stay in the same room was awesome. The staff in both the lobby and the store were super nice, remembered us and gave excellent customer service. The bellhops upon arrival and departure were very friendly, warm, and did an excellent job unloading/​loading all of our stuff for our six day stay. The housekeeping staff was amazing, very responsive and although we only called on them once during our trip, they arrived promptly and provided exactly what we asked for.
The convenience of the washer/​dryer, dishwasher and full bath, and the general store were much appreciated during our unplanned extended vacation, as we could wash clothes/​beer glasses, and just relax knowing that we could find what we needed downstairs to make our trip as stress free as possible.
Overall, while we’re relatives of Hilton owners, and so likely biased, we had a really excellent 6 day stay at this beautiful resort, and can’t wait for our next stay. The only slight negative thing that I have to say is that the elevators were a little wonky with our keys a couple of times — but even that wasn’t a real inconvenience. All of the staff greeted us each time we encountered them, and went out of their way to offer coffee/​snacks/​fresh linens to make our stay better. It was butt-​ass cold during our recent stay; so we didn’t enjoy the pool or spa — but I saw many other people taking advantage of both during our stay, so I think it’s safe to say the pool was heated and the spa area was enjoyable!
The bonus of staying at this property is that you have a home away from home — and while it’s off strip, you can get to any of the fun activities on or off strip via Über, the Tram or the Duece. Truly a 5 star experience!

I was able to book through
for my Dad who was trying to plan a weekend get away for his and my Mother’s anniversary. With the fees and price he was able to settle on the King Studio. Due to it being my parents anniversary and my Mother’s Birthday I wanted to gift them the upgrade to a better room. After a lengthy conversation with Angie over the phone, I was able to do that with great ease. She was very accommodating and stood out as a professional in her field. I want to send a thank you to her and her superiors. If my parents stay is even half as great as my booking experience I’m sure they will have a very rememberable weekend. Thank you Angie!

Off the strip. Large suite.
I will be staying here again.
This is a more MELLOW hotel, so if you want to party «vegas-​style» you’d be better off picking a different hotel (just a suggestion)
The suite was huge, with tons of room. If the ceilings were higher, it would spectacular. Open design attaching kitchen, bar and living room, multiple recessed lighting, and good views of the golf course. the bathroom and bedroom can be completely closed off from the Living room and kitchen for privacy. So, great for families or whatever you want that you need privacy for.
The only problem, was when I was going to jump in the jacuzzi at the end of the night, found it to be dirty, grimmy, and some gangly pubes. Called the front desk and they offerred to send someone up, however, at that point I didnt want to wait for housekeeping to do a 9PM clean, so unfortunately could not take advantage of the tub.
The two person jacuzzi was great (no use after 10pm, as to not disturb the neighbors). The pool was basic. Nothing special compared to say, the Hardrock, but it was nice enough to just relax by the pool. As with other hotels, there is a resort fee (around $ 25). Parking is not a problem, and elevators are average speeds. All in all, for the quality of the suite, I would stay again.

Was very disappointed as their card reader continued to lock us from being able to go to our room. We had to stand in line constantly to get it fixed. After 8 times in one day, I finally retired to the room and made no plans to leave so we didn’t get locked out again. Good thing we only stayed one night.

My husband and I always choose Hilton when traveling but sadly we feel this property doesn’t deserve to be part of the Hilton brand. We were not satisfied with the cleanliness of our room, we could not get a good internet connection and if you wanted to use Wifi from the hotel you had to pay $ 10 a day. There were disgusting hand prints on the headboard of our bed and dust everywhere. Also when we asked about early check in we were Ridley told that it was simply not an option. We will never be staying at Elara again and don’t recommend it. They need to seriously improve their hospitality and represent the Hilton brand better. The only thing we did like was the kitchenette and comfortable bedding

After an enjoyable 5 night stay there last month, I told several people that I’m never going to stay on the busy strip and recommended that everyone start staying here from now on. 1. NO RESORT FEES 2. Off the crowded strip 3. Spacious 4. No Waiting for cabs (well, not waiting for 50 people in front of you anyway) 5. Easy Parking.
After getting online quotes from their website last week and making plans with several people for budgeting several rooms; I go online to finalize our plans and bam, there’s now the dreaded deceitful tactic know as the «Resort Fee». Overnight the price of the rooms increased by 35%. For that reason alone, I give 2-​Stars, because and only because they have always listed this and advertised this location as not having resort fees.
With the ‘extra’ $ 112 fee added to each room, we can easily pay the same rate to stay at one of the billion dollar resorts with actual resort amenities on premises. This property is nice and quaint, but that tiny pool and mediocre wifi is not worth the resort fee added.
So it’s back to the strip for me. I might not get a kitchen in my room, but hey, it’s Vegas & I wont go hungry.

Stayed here recently in a 1 bedroom suite that is a stand-​alone (or EP in code terms) which means it had no connecting door to a studio. We stayed on the 14^th floor, which was really the 13^th floor because they don’t list «13» in the elevators. Did this matter to me? Not at all.
I had wanted a golf course view but since I booked specifically an EP, they are only located on one section of the building, the one facing Karen Ave. So no golf course or Strip view. My view though was still pretty good (see pic). I enjoyed the views of the Stratosphere and Monorail station. I even enjoyed the incredibly close views of the apartments of Turnberry Towers… a little.
I loved having a full kitchen, washer and dryer, and jacuzzi tub in our suite. It was pretty quiet overall but there is some cars noise from the street, even on the 14^th floor.
We enjoyed the pool and hot tub. Parts of the pool gets shade by 5p. There is always a lifeguard. We usually went to the pool after 5:30p and the lifeguard there was nice and seemed like a hard-​working guy, always folding towels and straightening lounge chairs. However there was another lifeguard (skinny guy with glasses) who I saw when we went to the pool earlier one day and he was pretty lazy. He was either chatting with someone or checking his phone… while on duty!
As for the rest of the staff, I’d have to say they were all average. They were nice but nothing to brag about. I didn’t feel the warm fuzzies.
Parking is free and plentiful. 2 places to park: open lot in front of entrance or parking structure. If you park in the structure, they close off one or two of the openings after certain times of the day. You can still get in/​out though, just with a bit of inconvenience.
Overall wonderful property to stay in if you don’t like smoke or busy casinos. Best for 2+ nights stay and if you have a car!

I came to vegas pretty much to be out either gambling or drinking with a 2 other friends. The room it self looks decent, nothing to be amezed of, king size bed, confortable mattress and pillows, a sofa bed, a good size fridge 4 what whe needed it for. Checked in about 30 minutes without any problems, fast check in. They also have bar, a deli, an activity room with a pool table and a huge tv, a business center, gym and a pool that looked OK but never had a chance to get in.
Give it 3 stars bc I think I got a good deal and it has no casino.

Our first trip to Vegas, we didn’t know what to expect since we are not big partiers, drinkers, or gamblers. Because you know Vegas is just crazy and full of sin *eye roll*. We stayed here! The home of Mr. Barry Manilow. The room service was great. The room was great and the bed was so comfortable. Their breakfast buffet was pretty good as well. Better than some of the breakfast buffets I had there.
Don’t underestimate how far the walk is from the Hilton to the Strip. You got the convention center right there and can hop on the monorail. But oh noo. I wanted to walk. We had tickets to see the Le Reve at the Wynn. The Wynn didn’t look that far. For someone that was 4 months pregnant with twins… .the walk was pretty damn far. Lol. Half way in, I’m like ARE WE THERE YET? Luckily, I was able to hobble to Bally’s and catch the monorail because I refused to walk back.
I definitely would stay here again

Pleasantly surprised by this hotel. While I am a usual fan of Hilton and a proud Hilton Rewards member, this was a great place to spend the 4^th of July! We had a suite and everything was clean and comfortable. The bed was almost as comfy as my own bed and the kitchenette was perfect to keep drinks and snacks.
The only negative thing I can say is that I wished the pool was open later and that my boyfriends laptop started acting up as a result of the Wi-​fi.

When I first moved to Vegas, my family and I stayed here a lot while we were looking for a house to buy. We loved the Hilton cause it was off the strip and away from the partying.
At this point, when you’re looking for a house, you spend so much time looking at houses during the day, and when that’s in the famous desert heat of Vegas, you just want to crash and /​or relax the evening away.
We had 2 adjoining suites. Both suites had a couch & 2 chairs surrounding a coffee table, a long desk spanning the length of the window, bed area, and the bathrooms had 2 sinks, a tub & a separate shower. I was able to snag a very good rate that was easy to pay when it came time to pay my bill.
We ordered a lot of room service, which was very reasonably priced. Waiters top notch. There also is a little store in the lobby level downstairs that has practically anything you’d need or want, including very good but plain PB&J, chicken salad & tuna salad sandwiches for cheap.
I used the business center quite a bit, and I found everyone who worked in that department to be very helpful, friendly & fair in prices for faxing documents, using the computer, etc.
Also, there are many shops there, where I found some really gorgeous clothes and shoes (heels & flats). I actually spent a lot of time at this hotel, and I have to say that everything was always top-​notch.
Very few people know this, but some very famous people live here (on the higher floors you can’t get to, so don’t even try).
Tip: There are secret side elevators at the end of some of the very long halls leading from your room, making for a slick way to descend from your room to the lobby in a jiffy ;)

If the rates are reasonable, this is my top choice of the Hilton properties in Las Vegas (No.2 would be Hampton Inn on Tropicana). Here are the following reasons:
The neighborhood is nice, you will see people going out for jogging which is a great sign, it’s close by luxury condos. Also, easy access to the I-​15 freeway via Sahara.
There are ample parking and the the structure is covered too.
Well kept and new property, the staff does a great job in keeping the property very clean.
Laundry is available for FREE along with a dryer in the basement. The staff will even provide you with detergent. It also comes with a refrigerator and microwave.

Great from check in to check out. Friendly staff, fantastic suite. I usually stay at mgm signature, but for value this place is fantastic. Gym could use a few more items, plus maybe a shuttle to central location on the strip. Overall a great, quiet place to stay.

If you’ve read my reviews you’d know I’m a sucker for good customer service. It’s just so lacking these days that I totally appreciate it when I find it.
I checked into my room here and everyone was super friendly. I had had a big box of materials shipped to the hotel and the guy insisted on carrying it to my car for me. Super nice.
The first night was fine but the second night for some reason the kitchenette sink started «gurgling» sporadically. I Called down and they sent maintenance up. They couldn’t fix it but I was like no worries, it’s not that bad. It only happened every once in a while, I just wanted to make sure it wasn’t about to burst or something! But they insisted on moving me to a different room. Ok. No prob.
A few minutes later the manager came up with a new room key and room assignment. Super nice guy. I walked into my room a couple doors down the hall and DAMN!!! CUE JEFFERSON’S THEME SONG!!! «we’re movin on uuuuppp!» Lol. Fat suite with full kitchen and living room and a HUUUGGGGEEEEEEE ass tub with Jacuzzi jets! Noooiiccee! I was sooooooo loving it! I immediately called down to the desk to thank the manager. That def made my last few nights in Vegas pretty cool… cuz it was allllllll about me n that tub! (that becomes the highlight of VEGAS when you are an old lady like me! A soaker tub! Lmao)

I usually stay at Hilton properties off the strip because I can’t stand smoke filled places. This is my first stay here and I will definitely return. The price is on par to my usual stay at Embassy Suites. The hotel is right next door to the Westgate and it is very nice. There are two nearby monorail stops within walking distance, so visits to other places are easy.
The pool area is kind of plain but it works and is large enough. Hotel staff is courteous and professional as expected. I stayed in a king bed suite and it was absolutely perfect. All details were taken into consideration. The room has a full kitchen, dinning table, comfortable living room, and most importantly, a jacuzzi tub. An added bonus is a blue ray player in the living room. The hotel has a healthy supply of movies you can borrow.

This place is nice. I would come back for sure. Fast check in and easy check out. Everyone is very nice. I was disappointed about the tub just a few things. The tub had sand in the bottom of it and the jets in the tub were not working. And who wants to call the front desk when u have already gotten in and started to enjoy.
This place has a lot to offer the have a little stores where u can get snacks, beer or even wine and they even have a coffee shop w/​muffins. Nice pool area its even heated in the winter time so anyone from out of town bring ur bathing suites u will enjoy. There is s game room w/​a pool table its walking distance from the old Hilton, where u can gamble if u want or enjoy a nice meal they have three nice places to eat.
I would totally recommend this hotel if u r looking for a place that does not have a casino and is nice and clean.

Travelling with kids in Vegas is possible with non-​casino hotels like the Hilton Grand Vacations. The two-​bedroom suite that we booked could not have been more perfect considering there was a total of two families on this trip.
1^st bedroom suite had its own little counter kitchen, a bathroom, king size bed, and a queen size pull out sofa bed. This was adjoined to the next door one bedroom suite with a separate living room area which also had a queen sofa bed, a dining table for 4, and a full kitchen with bar seating. The bedroom was separate with a king bed, a jacuzzi tub inside, and a bathroom which had a clear glass door for the shower area. This bathroom was accessible from the outside living room with the door situated next to the washer and dryer closet. The convenience of having all that I mentioned is really great and very much appropriate for our party. I’ve also been to establishments similar to this and those places don’t offer room cleaning during your stay, much to my pleasant surprise, the HGV offers this daily service. Definitely a plus!
However, I do have some complaints. We found lipstick stains on their water pitcher upon checking in and water leaks when you’re in the shower out to the bathroom floor where the sinks are. Yes, while the shower door is shut. The rooms are smaller compared to Tahiti Village so it feels a bit cramped especially when the sofa bed is already pulled out. The hallway to the elevators on the ground floor has a foul smell, not sure if it’s from the gym next door but I always find myself holding my breath when I’m walking in that area.
It’s nice that they have a pool but it’s visible from the parking lot and for people walking in and out of the hotel. There’s a small mini mart for general conveniences just across the elevators while a game room is one of their amenities that’s always in use each time we passed by it. Parking is free and never without.