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This hotel was quite nice. I enjoyed the more laid back feel as compared to the strip properties. Drinks and food were reasonably priced and you didn’t have to sell kids to afford alcoholic beverages at the pool. The pool stayed open until 9:00 instead of the usual 4:00/5:00 closing time at strip hotels. If you’re a younger “party animal”, this probably isn’t the spot for you, but otherwise I’d definitely stay here again on my next trip to Vegas. Only con is that the free shuttle drops off at Fashion Place mall which is too far down the strip to really walk to any of the places you’d want to be at on the strip. If they could add or change the shuttle stop to be closer to the center of the strip, it would certainly raise my review even higher. Free parking and valet service was great though. All in all an A+ property.

I really enjoy staying at The Palms because of its location. I love the fact that it is off of the strip. It feels exclusive and less congested. I've stayed at The Palms twice. The summertime is great. They have great pool parties. They also have great lounges like Moon. I recently stayed for my birthday in the winter and it was a different experience. It was a romantic getaway. All of the staff were welcoming. We didn't make much use of the pool but we enjoyed our room and the new decor. The room was amazing and very clean. It felt like our condo for the weekend. Not to mention the pricing was surprisingly cheap. There is complimetary valet parking, a shuttle that goes to the strip, and a small casino that you won't get lost in. I will be back for sure, but this time to get a tan and party at the infamous pool parties! To sum this all up....great room, great service, nice location, cool lounges/bars, and great price = a regular Palms customer.

not too far from the strip (10min walk at most); the casino is always quite well attended. As it is not on the strip there is not a horde of tourists just strolling through it but the people who are there are actually there either to play or to drink. the swimming pool area is also very nice, the only hotel having a better pool is probably the hard rock hotel (but again this is for a general younger audience). the voodoo club on top of the roof is excellent - the views are the best of las vegas strip, also better than from stratosphere (not as high bit closer to strip). many bice chicks (who actually also stay in the hotel) if one would be interested in this :) one floor below the club is a pricy restaurant (as always quality costs something). the buffet on the casino floor (breakfast and lunch) is huge and very good. the rooms are OK; my room on the 5th did not have a flatscreen TV, but hey, who cares - you're not in Vegas to watch TV right?! overall I can recommend it.

Quite a good place to stay provided you are not keen to be 'on' the strip. The hotel has undergone a recent renovation so it doesn't feel dated. The dining table and chairs were thankfully from a few decades back and felt supremely sturdy and comfortable like good old 'back in the day' stuff. Most rooms do not have mini bar or refrigerator but the hotel was kind enough to have one sent over for us to store baby food. We had the Premium King room on 15th floor and the view of the city was amazing. For food, there is the Brass and Fork restaurant ; though the Feast buffet is the ideal bargain given the excellent taste, huge selection and reasonable price. The access to the feast buffet is however only through the casino and since smoking is allowed inside, you do need to rush past the slot machines and roulette tables if you have a child with you or else risk exposing your baby to second hand cigarette smoke! An alternate access to the buffet would have been great. Also, the location is awesome if you intend to visit places outside Vegas as you are minutes from the ramp and exit. Covered parking is in abundance, valet parking is available too. Definitely worth the money and certainly would recommend it to others.

Don't pay double if not more than treble the cost of a hotel room on the Las Vegas strip..!!! We have stayed here twice now, No it's not as modern as the Bellagio or the Venetian, No it's not directly on the strip (but is within a 10 minute walk or use the FREE shuttle bus service), No it's not full of young rowdy hen or bachelor parties, However, it's also not double or triple the price to stay here, Yes it's nice and quiet, Yes everyone is friendly, Yes they have a 24 hour TGI Friday's, Yes they have an all you can eat buffet 3 times a day ( Breakfast only $9.99 plus tax each) COMPARED TO $25 TO $40 each on the strip.....come on people, it's a perfect base and relaxing hotel with the costs or the hassle of being so close to the strip.

Off the strip, but centrally located for our shopping trips. You can see the age of The building and rooms. The food was excellent! The room was nice with comfortable beds. The shower, however left a lot to be desired. Hot was cold, cold was hot and there was no happy medium. At least there was hot water. The staff was friendly, especially the valets. The casino was large and there is a no smoking area which was nice. We didn't go, but heard the buffet was great. We'd stay there again.

I traveled with my family of 7 and stayed in this wonderful resort. I was blown away by the amenities and size of the room. We booked the two bedroom suite and wow! The rooms were very spacious and the living came with a pull out sofa bed. The room came with two bathrooms which were a pleasant surprise. It had a kitchen with all the utensils, stove, sink, refrigerator, and microwave. Moreover, the pools were wonderfully heated for those winter getaways. It was 2 miles west of the strip on the east side of the strip. Meaning, it was close enough to enjoy all the neon lights and sounds of the strip but very quiet at night. It was close to an international market so people can buy their food there and cook it in the hotel to save money. The streets were not busy and it was very easy to get around and explore the area. It's also very close, within walking distance, to the Orleans hotel and casino. This resort is definitely one of the nicest hotels and resorts I have been to. You definitely get more bang for your bucks here. Great resort, pleasant staff, great and clean rooms, and very peaceful. This place has become our go to place for our accommodations. Highly recommended!!

I had the best time in Hampton Inn Tropicana! My bed was king-sized and the comforter was so so clean and superiorly comfortable. They gave me a room with the Strip in view. This is one if not the best hotel that I've ever been in. Really great hotel. The water in the shower was great too! Only cons was the buffet breakfast. Didn't like the choices of bread. Too fattening. Overall, I had a satisfactory stay. Will recommend this to anyone. 👍 They have no resort fee, the pool area was not crowded. It was also spacious and private. They have shuttle buses taking you to the airport and tropicana hotel. The drivers were really helpful and went the extra mile. The receptionists were friendy and helpful too. They gave us utensils and basic necessities when we needed it. 😊

I stayed here one night because it was the cheapest option closest to the airport. I was a little surprised when I was in the middle of doing something in my room and a guy walked in. Apparently he had been the occupant of the room before I arrived but there was some confusion with his check out day and they have removed all this stuff. Apparently he's key still works because he walked right into my room! To say it was a little alarmed was it an understatement. I went directly down with him and get the situation taken care of but I didn't feel comfortable in the room for the rest of the night even with a lock on. Otherwise it's your standard. Motel that will do the job for a night but I just couldn't really vouch for the security of the place. It just felt a little rough around the area

I had seen all the negative reviews of Wild Wild West before I booked the room but didn't want to stay on the strip, so I decided how bad could it be. The only negative I found with the Days Inn was the smoke in the registration area which is right in the casino and the putrid smell of smoke permeates the air. But it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be and it was tolerable. The room was very comfortable and the bed was one of the most comfortable beds I've ever had in a hotel. Nice big flat panel TV which good selection of channels. The WiFi in the room was good, the free was even better and faster than the premium WiFi I had initially bought ($7.99 a day). People complain about the $7.99/day facilities fee but this is standard in Las Vegas and much more at the 5 star hotels on the strip (the 5 star hotels even charge for the gym there). Yeh, the Days Inn isn't a 5 star hotel but it was an easy 10 minute walk to Excaliber where I could catch the free tram to Mandalay Bay or walk across the street to NY NY and MGM Grand and buy a ticket for the monorail. The staff at the Days Inn were excellent, helpful and always nice when I asked a question. The servers at breakfast in the Denny's (attached to the casino) were very nice, cheerful and nice. I really did enjoy my 6 nights at the Wild Wild West...oh, please get some craft beers at the bar!!! I'd give it a 9/10.

The staff was very polite and helpful, specially the lady at the front desk on the morning of Saturday June 15th, and both ladies attending the breakfast area. We arrived early, and we greatly appreciate the fact we were given a room as soon as posible and allowed us to settle right in as of that moment. Breakfast was good too, specially the yugurt (it would be nice to have the milk at a cooler temperature and run breakfast a bit later).

We were looking for a nice, quiet place off the Strip. The location was good, within walking distance to a supermarket and about 10 minutes from the Strip (driving). Check-in was easy, and we quickly paid the non-included taxes and $100 deposit; the latter was refunded in a timely manner after our stay. Be prepared: they will try to hook you into a timeshare spiel, but they only do this for married couples. We aren't married, so we were on our way within 5 minutes. The room was pleasant. It was clean, stocked with all the necessary amenities, and sufficiently spacious. We were in a studio type room, so no balcony. The bathroom had a nice-sized tub with jets, always a plus! The kitchenette was smaller than I expected. There was a smallish fridge, microwave, sink, and cabinets, and dishes and cutlery were provided. I may have made a mistake, because I was under the impression that there was a stove top. However it was a fine setup. They do offer breakfast, but it's just plain bagels, fruit, and coffee and tea...nothing special. However, Chris, the guy working breakfast when we were there, was super cool and friendly. The pool was being repainted, so I can't comment on that. But we did go to the sister property to play tennis. They also provided racquets and balls which weren't the best quality, but they were definitely usable. The properties are landscaped beautifully, and overall the stay was nice. A caveat: the room we stayed in had an adjoining room with a locked door. Some extremely loud people were staying in that room. Being Vegas, they were probably drunk at night when they were so loud, we kept waking up. I called the front desk and complained, but nothing was done about it. Be warned that the sound carries terribly, so it may be best to bring earplugs. It's a good value if you know what to expect!