This is not the best resort we stayed at. If you are planning on spending most of your time on the Vegas strip, I would recommend not to stay here because this place is about 20 miles away from the strip (and takes half hour each way). Plus, it kinda feels remote to the city in the sense, you are pretty much isolated (I guess, that's what a resort is meant to be) from the main land and hence you don't have too many options for dining, etc. All the restaurants within the resort are fairly expensive. One positive aspect is that the Montelago village (an artificial Italian village), which is in the resort area has nice little shops, restaurants, etc. It's nice to hang out there by the retention pond. I am not terribly impressed by the reception desk. They weren't very welcoming. Plus, the room we got was the "resort view" room, which has the view to the front of the hotel, which is not very impressive. The room had a 42" LCD flat panel TV, but no HD signal, which makes the picture slightly worse than normal CRT TV. On the whole, it's an OK resort. If you are going to Vegas primarily to spend time on the strip, I wouldn't recommend staying here. There are better hotels for the money if you book your travel fairly well in advance.

The resort was Beautiful , and the Activities they had for the old and young were Great! There were a few different Resturants to choose from and they even provided some discounts and a free T- Shirt! My three day stay was great , my only complaint is the Pool closing @ 8pm it would have been nice to do some night swimming since you have to pay an extra resort fee a day n not be able to use the resort pool when you want!

Our room was clean and comfortable, but nothing special. The overall resort area is nicely developed and there are a number of what appear to be good restaurants. Unfortunately, the spa in the pool area was closed for maintenance. We stayed here after a couple days in Las Vegas because we wanted to do some sightseeing at Hoover Dam and Lake Meade. The resort suited that purpose, but I do not know who would want to come here unless they were just trying to get away from the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas. This location does not strike me as a "destination." We were a bit surprised by a resort fee that was added to what we had already paid Expedia. After further examination, I did find mention of it in the fine print in our Expedia itinerary. All in all, our room at Cesar's Palace was nicer and less expensive. I doubt that we will come back here. There are too many other nicer places to vacation.