Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World

Aaron Jokela

I had a really good experience here overall. The rooms are impressively quiet, honestly some of the quietest I’ve had in a Vegas hotel. You can hear a little hum from the A/C, but nothing major. Wi-Fi is solid and free (around 30 down / 30 up, which is pretty standard for the strip I guess), with an option to upgrade to 50/50 if you need faster speeds. The TV has decent sound and Chromecast via hotel wifi and a qr code, which was a nice touch. Gotta use apps on your smartphone to stream though. YouTube works! The shower water runs more on the warm side than hot- probably for safety, but the lighting throughout the room is well done and feels comfortable. Check-in took about 20 minutes, but the front desk staff were genuinely friendly and welcoming. Online check-in with a QR code and apple wallet resulted in a room key on my phone, but it didn't work and just gave me a redirect error on their website when I clicked check-in. Reception at check-in was friendly, appologized for the issue with the website, and gave me a physical key without issue. You can sign a waiver to either unlock the minibar, or keep it locked if you have minors in the room. There’s a Starbucks right in front of the theater that opens relatively early (5 AM), though I paid about $16 for a tea and some okay oatmeal. They were out of toppings that day. For a better breakfast, Bagelmania, Peppermill, and Denny’s are just across the street and worth the quick walk. All in all, a solid Vegas stay. Clean, comfortable, quiet, and modern, one of the better experiences you can get on the Strip.

Aaron G Beebe

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Review by Aaron G. Beebe — Owner of GonnaHappen The Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World sets the standard for comfort, luxury, and modern Vegas energy. From the moment you step inside, the staff makes you feel at home — professional, welcoming, and always a step ahead. The rooms are spotless, the views are incredible, and the entire property has a sleek, high-end vibe without losing its friendly, approachable feel. What really stands out is the connection between the resort’s entertainment, dining, and hospitality — it’s all seamlessly tied together. Whether it’s relaxing by the pool, exploring the lounges, or attending one of the top-tier shows, you can feel the pulse of the city right here. As the owner of GonnaHappen, I look for venues that blend lifestyle, hospitality, and unforgettable experiences — and the Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World absolutely nails it. Highly recommended for visitors, professionals, and anyone chasing that it's all “GonnaHappen” feeling. #LasVegasHilton #ResortsWorldLasVegas #GonnaHappen #AaronGBeebe #VegasEvents #VIPExperiences

Wayne Briscoe

Me and my family really enjoyed our 4 night stay in the Las Vegas Hilton Resorts World. The resort is beautiful, relaxing and nice that it's off the beaten path. I appreciated the comp'd early check-in, pleasant staff, nice variety of food options and enjoyable pool area. I highly recommend a stay at Resorts World. Make sure to take a ride in a Zoox.

katie bounds

Overpriced and Disappointing – Wouldn’t Stay Here Again The front desk ladies were really nice — probably the best part of the stay. Unfortunately, after check-in, you’re pretty much on your own. The biggest issue with this hotel is the pricing. Everything is extremely expensive, and on top of that, there’s a resort tax added to almost everything. I decided to grab a couple of snacks thinking it wouldn’t be too bad, but it cost $13 for a handful of nuts and another $13 for a bag of chips, plus tax! Completely ridiculous. Room service is another letdown — you have to order through Grubhub, and even if you order from a restaurant inside the hotel, you still get charged a delivery and driver fee. It felt like being nickel-and-dimed at every turn. I ordered from a place called Junior’s, which was supposedly a casual restaurant. I got a burger and fries — it came out to $45 total. The burger had no seasoning, absolutely no flavor, and the bun seemed stale or like it had just been thrown in the oven to toast. The fries were the only decent part, and even those were subpar at best. Just awful. If you’re spending $45 on a burger, it should at least taste good — this one definitely didn’t. To make things worse, I had been drinking the tap water and started feeling sick. My flight was delayed until the evening, and checkout was at 11 a.m. I accidentally fell asleep and realized I had missed checkout time. Instead of offering to extend my stay for a few hours, they made me check out and rebook another room for an entire night — just for the remaining six hours. It was my first time in Vegas, and I had a limited budget. This experience left a really bad impression. The room was decent but basic, and honestly, you couldn’t pay me to stay here again. I’d recommend a Holiday Inn over this place any day.

PS “Yogalover” Heng

The Hilton hotel located inside of Resort World. The room is clean, spacious and relatively new. Pity that there’s no coffee makers. It could be there’s Starbucks and other restaurants inside Resort World. Indirectly, the guests have to buy from those restaurants. There’s casino and food courts inside. Surprised with south East Asian foods, especially like clay port rice! Feel like home. Service average from the front office. Location vise, not too far from Strip by car. Walking distance about 20 mins. Btw, the fitness Center is one of things shouldn’t missed. Well equipped and many machines and still it can be full in the morning!