Got this hotel through Interval International timeshare exchange.

Good hotel. Located on the strip.

Caught a shuttle from the airport to the hotel.

Rooms good. Hotel opposite Bellagio, in the middle of the strip.

Given some of the review, I had a little trepidation prior to booking a 2 bedroom at the Polo Towers. I am glad that I did though. We stayed in a 2 bedroom in one of the renovated suites in Tower 1. The place is elegantly appointed with LCD televisions in each room. There is a full kitchen in the 1 bedroom portion which was perfect for the family. The studio side has a microwave, sink, and fridge.

The pool on the roof is good since you get a nice view around you. The odd thing I thought was that it is only three feet deep. However, given the number of people just hanging around in the pool with a drink in hand, it sort of made sense.

For families with smaller children there is a water play park. There is a 1 foot deep pool with a shower in the midst and a place to run around with squirting fountains. Kids will love this.

By far the best thing about the Polo Towers is the location. It is steps away from Planey Hollywood (formerly the Aladdin) as well as the MGM. Surrounding the property are the Marriott Grand Chateau as well as some other condominium projects. The location is perfect. As far as food is concerned there is the Hawaiian marketplace adjacent to the property and there are many food choices available.

This is a great place to stay and I look forward to our next trip here.

This is a timeshare hotel that is right on the Las Vegas Strip. It is an old facilities that is well maintained and very clean. Your steps from the Planet Holloway, on the right and the MGM Grand on the left. Lots to do in Vegas.

The staff are extremely helpful. The secruity is good and the housekeeping is outstanding.

It is a condo style timeshare with two and three bedroom, full kitchen with washers and dryers available.

Best investment in vaction timeoff we've had todate. My handicapped daughter loves the place.

I wanted to hire a piano player to play some music upon entering the lobby for my wedding night - I asked them if I could do so. They said yes. It turns out the piano had a protector of some kind over the keys, so the pianist couldn't play - time and time and time again, they were called by the piano player and myself, asking if they could do something so that this could be possible. They never responded - ever, not even once. What a lame group of turkeys.