Popular Las Vegas 4-star Hotels

My sisters and I met in Las Vegas for weekend and stayed at the Strat. We booked 2 rooms. My sister checked in at Kiosk and it was pretty easy. The kiosk wouldn’t take my AZ ID so I went to check in desk. Which was pretty quick I also received free 2 tickets to the Tower Deck. I gave to my other sisters since I’m scared of heights. When we got to our rooms my sister was on 4th floor and her room wasn’t too clean. Makeup on the sheets and towels. My room 5th floor was clean on the other hand. We just didn’t have many towels. Since we both worked housekeeping at Hilton we know how things go. We are at all the restaurants which was amazing. Unfortunately we didn’t see any shows we had other plans on our itinerary this trip. The Strat was very accommodating. The pool was a long walk down the 8th floor hall but the pool social was a vibe. Very clean. Sunny. Service was amazing as well.

This is the Versailles tower of Paris, room was very nice, though it was a bit dirty, as my stay progress i realized there were lots of debris and trash around. I m thinking house keeping made the bed and replace linens, my fingers crossed. Room was not clean at all, stains in bathroom and items left behind from previous guests. I don't think the surfaces were wiped down to say the least. That said, check in was easy, view was fantastic with the sphere, would recommend to others.

The room is large and clean but old. The front desk is helpful. But the resort fee is higher than stated. The location is good that ****** is just downstairs. There is free bottles of water and wifi provided.

Excellent location! Chose this hotel as it was one of the dropoff location for airport shuttles and Grand Canyon tour 👍 Beside Mirage and opp Venetian. So convenient! Paid extra for a room with strip view. Checked in and realised the view was blocked by the advertisement banner (refer pic 2) even though the checkin staff told us our room had a fantastic view. 😓 Was quite upset and husband suggested changing room. So i called reception and they told us to head down for a room change. Showed them the blocked view (refer pic 1) and they changed the room immediately 👏 Room was clean with dated furnishings. Bathroom slippers not provided so pls bring your own.

Super clean and beautiful! We had an awesome time at MGM. Their fees were very straightforward and we weren’t hit with any nasty surprises. The rooms were clean and soundproofing was great. Bathroom was lovely and the bed was cozy! ****** on the first floor, and target just a 5 minute walk away for grocery needs (we saved a lot of money getting groceries as opposed to always needing to eat out). We’d definitely stay again!

Price is reasonable, it is off the Strip but you can walk to the strip in 10-15 minutes, reasonable distance. Room is spacious and quite well maintained! Hotel is now partially under renovation, looking forward for the newly constructed area! Though some part of the hotel is not in service, but I was surprised to see there’s a good Chinese restaurant inside the hotel! It was a good experience!

Pros -Location is good. Just across the street from Bellagio, in the center of the Strip. - the hotel itself has a monorail station - large and nice arcade with pretty new games - just right next to/behind Grand Bazaar, so there are many eateries just in front of the hotel - connected to Paris with indoor walkway Cons - registration line for check in/out was super long. I waited for an hour for check in. Crazy and worst experience. -front desk attitude is acceptable but is definitely not the resort level. Probably even worst than some 2 star inn/motels. - from the entrance to the hotel room elevator, need to walk through the casino with tons of cigarette smoke. That means if traveling with kids they will need to suck in some second hand smoke - room is standard, boring and aging. TV is large and new though - $50 resort fee a day is ridiculous and a rip off for nothing Overall a 3 or even 2.5 star experience. Will not stay here again. If traveling with kids and have a slightly high budget, Venetian/Wynn would be a much better choice.

My leisure,libation,fun,enjoyment and pleasure all in one place. The exotic cuisine is authentic that’s why I find it to be perfect and excellent. The service is attentive and personal at it’s best. Keep me in mind everytime you want to make a deal in your promotions and marketing. I can use a break such as freebies, discounts, comps., free play, that are worth coming back for as incentive to get me in the house to patronize your business. Make it competitive for there are others that want my business as well but not attractive enough of a proposal for me to splurge and spend my social security and pension in wholeheartedly without regret and restraint. The most important thing is that I paint the town red, go gallivanting, find pleasure and enjoyment in everything I do and not be dissapointed and discouraged or disgusted and annoyed/irritated. Make me happy, is that so much to ask ? As I know for certain that the House always wins.

I haven’t stayed in the Linq for quite some time so I figured I give it a shot. Big mistake… When I checked in the safe was locked so I asked the front desk to send someone to open it. Took three phone calls by the time someone came who did not have the tools needed. I was told someone was coming later to get it done… It was past 1am so I had to call it a night. Next morning called again, this time it took two attempts to finally get it done. I had late night meetings so I asked for a late checkout, I was hoping for noon instead of 11am but was flat out refused. I’m spending approximately four and a half months out of a year in hotels - yes, I travel a lot for business - and don’t have to use it often but here and there I ask for a late checkout. Never been refused yet until now in the Linq. In fact, the lady I talked on the phone with sounded like she was very annoyed by me even asking for such a thing. Not much better attitude when I came down to check out. I walked up to a lady at the front desk who did not feel like checking me out but simply sent me to the self check out machine. I tried but the machine didn’t work. I flagged her down to help me just to realize that the machine really didn’t work. Sent me over to the next one and guess what? I’d didn’t work either… Then finally she was willing to check me out manually while looking really annoyed that she had to deal with this. By this time there was a line behind me of other frustrated guests who also complained about the hassle I just went through. So at the end I was denied a late checkout but I guess it was ok that I had to spend a lot of my time just to go through the process while dealing with people who seemingly misunderstood the point of hospitality… I’m spending my money on hotel stays and the Linq is not one of those I’m willing to spend a penny on in the future. Fooled me once… The location of course is good and the room was otherwise ok

The impression I got was that the hotel is trying to cheat customers out of money instead of providing high quality service. Hidden charges and no complementary water or coffee reek of a service below budget level. $25 charge for water in the room that should be complementary. $16 for Keurig cup coffee in the room. We stayed two nights at Delano side. Room cost is about 590USD.