I didn't stay at the hotel because my friends booked the wrong hotel. But the registration manager went out of his way to call the other property and got us a room for the same price, for a hotel with better location. It was so nice for him to do that. I will highly recommend this hotel.

It's a timeshare property, but that just means that you may get a suite w/kitchenette, wash machine & dryer & a full-sized fridge for the price of a nice hotel room. (On this particular trip we stayed in a studio--which is pretty comparable to any standard hotel room).

My wife & I are big fans of packing our own beverages and snacks whenever we stay at a hotel...and although the studio suite only came with a refridgerator and microwave...it was still very convienient.

The hotel is a short walk from the Hilton Hotel/Casino, and if you're there to gamble you only need to make that walk once a day, because the monorail is right next to the entrance to the Hilton. A 24 hour pass on the monorail is $9 and it takes you to a dozen casinos. The first night we rode all the way to the end of the line and then worked our way back...and just scratched the surface. Between the monorail and a couple of taxi rides (the Wynn looked like it was too far to walk to) we felt very satisfied with both our location and our transportation solutions.

The hotel property was clean and well appointed, if not spectacular. There is an onsite coffee shop/deli/convenience store. What most impressed us was how friendly each and every one of the hotel staff we interacted with were. Good job on that. We did eat one meal at the adjacent Hilton Hotel Paradise Cafe, and it was a good, reasonably priced meal (breakfast).

We had also recently stayed at a timeshare property in Scottsdale for a Christmas party and loved our room there too. We're definately going to add timeshares as a "good value" when looking for hotel rooms in the future.

Stayed here for a conference at the Hilton Convention Center. It was extremely convenient to stay at the same place as the conference. The hotel was nice, the casino was considerably smaller than the others, but was very luxurious - with crystal chandeliers and all.

The hotel has several restaurants to choose from. Paradise Cafe was great for a lunch, the Buffet was decent and included wine and beer, Quark's Bar was really fun and had great drinks, but the Chinese restaurant was absolutely fabulous.

We enjoyed the room; unfortunately, we were in an older room that had not yet been renovated. The room was still spacious and clean and the bed was very comfortable. We did have issues with the hot water when taking morning showers - I guess because so many people were going to the conference early in the morning.

Having the monorail station there was great and it is truly the best way to get around Las Vegas - especially since the Hilton is so far from the strip.

We did go see a concert in the theatre (not Barry Manilow, but another headliner) and the theatre was very nice, but could definitely use some updates.

I would consider staying here again, but, next time, we will stay on the strip.

We are members of the Hilton Club and stayed here while attending a conference at the Convention Center. We had a 1 bedroom suite. The overall room was great and the small kitchen was reasonably well appointed (fine for making breakfast; wouldn't want to make a meal here). The facility has a pool, a food store, and a very small gym (1 stepper, 2 treadmills, and a universal weight set). If you want a place that has peace and quiet and no casino noise, this is great. It is within walking distance to the Monorail at the Hitlon (across a long parking lot). You don't really get any discount or advantage at the Hilton itself but if you want a nearby casino the Hilton has one.

The Hilton (hotel) spa is nice; the gym is pretty small (several treadmills and steppers and several weight machines but relatively spartan by Vegas standards.

Overall the Hilton Grand Vacations Club is fine if you want a quiet place to stay but it's not anywhere near a "Vegas" experience. One significant downside is that it's hard to get a cab here at night. During the day they call a cab for you and one usually comes. At night you are just out of luck (even if you call a cab, they don't come). It's 2 blocks from the strip and far enough away that you just can't flag one either. We ended up going to the Hilton hotel across the large parking lot and waited in the long cab line there. Leave yourself plenty of time if you have a reservation somewhere.