My wife and I have stayed at this apartment hotel on numerous occasions.

The accommodation and set I've has been first class without reservation.

I must say that we have been treated in a first class way.by Bill Becker.

He has now departed to another hotel however I am sure that all will be fine when we return for February..April and May 2012.

Watch this space and I will advise in a true English way.

Stayed for 3 nites, just before Super Bowl Sunday, in a studio unit which seemed to have been just remodeled as everything seemed new from the bathroom to the king size bed and even the coffee maker and toaster. We liked the off-strip location that shares the parking structure with the LV Hilton hotel. Parking was easy and convenient and it was about a 10 minute walk thru the parking structure to the hotel casino and restaurants. The staff were all friendly and helpful - check in/out was a breeze.

Stayed for week. Room was a suite with full living room and kitchen. Bed was very comfortable. No restautants in this hotel so either plan on eating elsewhere or get morning sandwich from hotel deli/store. Concerge and hotel staff extremely helpful and Friendly. We took monorail to strip it was right next store at the Vegas Hotel which has a great buffet for breakfast.Plenty of parking and very easy to get to highways and to airport(4 miles straight shot).

For several years I have worked an annual industry trade show in Las Vegas, and for the last three years I have spent the week at this property, which is a 7 minute walk to the convention center. The one bedroom units are clean, quiet and good sized, and it is great to have some room to relax in after a day on my feet. There is also a good sized Jacuzzi tub to soak in, and the beds are comfortable. The suites come with a complete kitchen with utensils, serving plates and cookware with dishes for four and there is an Albertson’s Market less than a mile away. (East on Karen Ave to S Maryland Parkway, located in the plaza on your right) I will usually cook several meals in the suite rather than fight the crowds, and breakfast without having to get dressed is always nice. There are also a couple of gas grills in the pool area to grill on. My total food cost for the week was just over $100.00 because I like to cook, but the restaurants and casino at the LVH property are less than a three minute walk if you are in the mood for more activity, unlike the Vacation Club on Las Vegas Blvd which is somewhat isolated. There is also a monorail stop in the LVH which can get you to the busy part of the strip for $5.00. I highly recommend this property if you are looking for a quiet, comfortable place to stay while needing access to the convention center..