Had one night here before traveling back home. Very nice hotel, clean, friendly service, great rooms. The continental "free" breakfast was fantastic; one of the best ones out of all the hotels we stayed at during our two week vacation. The price at this hotel was great too. Would definitely stay at again if ever back in this area.

It is the first time I stay at a Wingate! I will come back!

What a great concept! From the design, to the amenities; everything was terrific. I love the All inclusive rate concept.... free breakfast, free internet, free smile at front desk.... love it!

Amazing service; the staff was very attentive to my every need!

The shower heads in the rooms are awesome; I have to ask the hotel if Wingate sells them to the public online.

I also wanted to point out that people coming to Las Vegas for business purposes, will find this hotel a great to escape from the crowds, noise and casinos. This hotel is only 10 minutes from airport, and 15-20 to the strip.


As you can tell, I was impressed! I recommend!!!
Great hotel for a picky french traveler!

Stayed late October to early November of 2007 for 5 days on a business trip.

This is a decently built Wyndham property similar in setup to a Springhill Suites by Marriott. It has great (but essentials only) amenities like a business center (2 Dell computers, and a full-size copy/fax/printer by Konica), exercise/weight room, sundries/
convenience store, and outdoor pool. The structure is 4 stories tall; the room alignment is straight (in-line) with interior hallways/
corridors. There are 2 elevators, and two sets of interior stairways. The hotel rooms face either Southeast (even-numbered rooms) or Northwest (odd-numbered rooms). The lobby is large and welcoming, and the hotel’s meeting rooms are all on the main floor for easy access. Parking is ample, and available on both the front and back sides of the hotel. The entire building is non-smoking and non-gaming.

Access to this property is quite easy from I-215. The Pecos Rd/St. Rose Pkwy exit is recommended, as Eastern Ave is the main shopping street and it gets backed up easily, causing minor delays due to the number of traffic lights involved. If done purposefully, the trip to either the LVCC, McCarran airport, or “The Strip” takes less than 15 minutes. The front desk staff is young, but friendly. “No” is not in their vocabulary, and all reasonable requests are met with zero hassle.

As a side note, this hotel has 1 jacuzzi suite, located on the main (1st) floor – good luck booking that one, as it’s usually reserved way in advance, and people have a tendency to “stay over” their initial booking dates for this room. (That was the problem I experienced on this visit.) They acted quickly to resolve the “stay over” issue with my reserved Jacuzzi suite, and put me into a 1-bedroom suite. They were also very accommodating with my request for a different room when I didn’t care for the one I was initially moved to. Management is responsive to all concerns, including housekeeping issues (like missing toiletries, unmade rooms, and inconsistent cleaning, as I experienced). All efforts were made to ensure my satisfaction.

The rooms are well-appointed, with nicer quality furnishings. We prefer the 1-bedroom suites versus the standard rooms, but those are nice, too. In the suite, the bedroom is divided by a set of pocket doors. The bathroom has 2 separate doors for entry, one in the BR, one from the main room. This allows for privacy for all. The suites also have a small balcony to enjoy the weather when it’s convenient – just don’t forget to UNLOCK the door before it closes behind you! The bathroom is larger than average, with a real bathtub and multi-option showerhead. Some nice touches include Neutrogena toiletries, a night-light, and a hair dryer that isn’t wall-mounted. The bed is comfortable, with super-fluffy pillows and quality linens. The funky clock radio next to the bed has some pretty cool features like portable MP3 player connector and “fall asleep to music” option. The bright blue backlight might drive you insane at night, though.

Suites have a desk, couch, chair w/ottoman, side tables, coffee table, dining table w/4 chairs, mini-fridge, wet bar, microwave, and coffee maker. There’s lots of lights/lamps to pick from to select the right illumination for your needs. The closet, located inside the entryway, has ample storage, with 8 to 10 hangers, a shelf w/an extra pillow and blanket, ironing board w/ iron, an electronic safe. Climate controls are in both the bedroom and main room, with separate HVAC’s for each one. There is also a TV in each room, with a chest of drawers underneath for storage. Bring your DVD player and RCA connector cables, as there are connections on the side of the TV for Video and Audio (RCA jacks for video and audio, and the audio input has separate Left and Right for stereo sound).

Amenities include an expanded continental breakfast, with a couple of hot items such as eggs and sausage/bacon, and other staples like bagels, waffles, yogurt, cereal, etc. The coffee is Wolfgang Puck’s brand, and there are usually six different types to choose from. The juice machine has EXCELLENT juices, like real orange juice and cranberry juice. If you need to compute during your stay, Internet access is free, and available in wireless form all over the hotel; in the rooms you can connect directly via hardline (Ethernet cable).
Speeds are excellent, and service is consistent.

The area immediately around the hotel is mostly devoid of amenities, but the Post Office, HealthSouth rehab center, St. Rose Hospital, convenience store (Seven Hills Chevron), and restaurant at the front of the property (Seven Hills Bar & Grill) are there if you need them. A short drive up the hill to Eastern Ave will lead you to some great restaurants and shopping. If you have a GPS or navigation unit, bring it and use it – the side streets will get you there faster when traffic gets hairy on Eastern. This hotel is also amazingly convenient to the Henderson Executive Airport.


HOTEL TIPS:
- Go early to breakfast when staying over a weekend – it gets crowded and noisy in the later hours.
- Book WAY IN ADVANCE if you want the Jacuzzi suite. Call before arrival to ensure it’s available and no one is “staying over” their reservation dates.
- The top floors offer great views; Northwest faces “The Strip” and has great nighttime views (just ignore the parking lot lights out front). Southeast faces the mountains and offers great sunrises. 

- Park in back. Less traffic, less chance for damage. Easy access thru back doors or side doors.
- As usual, check out the hotel’s website before you travel. It will always have additional information not covered in a review.

GENERAL TIPS:
- If you like sushi, I mean if you REALLY like sushi, go up the street to Sushi Club on Eastern Ave, just North of Horizon Ridge Pkwy. All-you-can-eat sushi for $15 (lunch) or $20 (dinner)! If you’ve eaten at the Sushi Club in Reno, then this restaurant should be familiar – they’re owned and run by the same great family. I was shocked to find this place in Henderson, and there’s no way I’d eat at a casino when this place is nearby. BTW, the fish is excellent here – it’s fresh, well stored, properly handled, and cut masterfully. I can’t say enough good things about Sushi Club. Try the Godzilla Roll.
- Wal-Mart is off of Eastern and I-215 if you need anything from them. However, a closer place that’s less crowded is Kmart, at Eastern & Horizon Ridge Pkwy – just a few blocks East of the hotel. Trader Joe’s is also in that center, and they’ve got a great selection of wine, beer, and other food items. Their packaged meals are excellent, and can be a convenient way to eat well without spending a lot of dough. Perfect for a quick picnic lunch for that 1/2 –hour trip to the Hoover Dam.
- If you like wine, you can’t go wrong with Lee’s Discount Liquors at the Northwest corner of Eastern & Sunridge Heights Pkwy. Their wine selection is fantastic, and all adult beverages are priced inline with the typical discount liquor stores.
- There’s a Lowe’s Home Improvement store at Eastern & St. Rose Pkwy should you have a need for hardware or tools during your stay.
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This was my first time staying at a Wingate property. This property is eight months old, so the rooms were in good condition, though the pillows are cheap quality and uncomfortable.
The "free" breakfast included with the room rate is similar to that found at other mid-priced hotel chains that offer a complimentary breakfast buffet to paying guests.
The key words here are "paying guests." It was absolutely disgusting to see what goes on in this property's buffet area, which is adjacent to the front desk, so there is no excuse of management in pretending not to notice. If you don't mind sharing your "free" breakfast with the homeless folks who wander in, then by all means, stay here. If you don't mind eating your breakfast with young adults who are barefoot and shirtless, then by all means, stay here. The breakfast employee was oblivious, though she was generous enough to hand out ziploc bags to the homeless so they can empty out the buffet and stuff it all in their bags.
I inquired of the front desk staff about the situation, and was duly brushed off with a shrug of their shoulders.
No wonder the room rate with the "free" breakfast was higher than other mid-priced properties in the Vegas area - - you will be subsidizing the homeless and the indifferent staff.