Angelica R.
We’ll definitely stay here again and recommend it to friends and family. We got more than we paid for. My wife and I stayed four days in the most basic room, and it had everything we wanted. The apartment-like layout felt homey rather than like a hotel room. It came with kitchen utensils, plates, coffee, mugs, a blender, kettle, pots and pans, washer and dryer, and plenty more. Same-day grocery delivery was a nice surprise. There’s also a gym and golf courses. It worked perfectly for a couple, though I can see how the bathtub setup might be awkward for a family or friends. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom was easy for my wife to use, and there were enough towels that we never needed to ask for more. We were on the 10th floor of Building 3, with a nice view of the pools and mountains. I liked having coffee by the window in the morning. The living room and bedroom windows were huge and opened a little to let in the weather. A couple of spots on the tile in the entry and kitchen were sticky, as was the counter near the kitchen sink. The place was mostly very clean and pleasant. The shower was roomy, but the showerhead doesn’t put out enough water for two people, so one person will be waiting in the cold while the other hurries. It’s about a 15-minute drive to the Strip. We paid $20-$25 to park at Bellagio for up to 24 hours, since a Lyft drop-off was about $40. Southpoint is an easy walk and nearly connected to Grandview; its casino was nice and calm, and we had our best luck there compared with the Strip. Security was visible outside or patrolling in carts whatever the time, and they were friendly, chatted with guests, and gave directions. Gas stations and convenience stores are around the corner, less than a five-minute drive, along with the freeway. Parking was available, though we sometimes had to drive around to find a spot.
