Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World

eli yosef

Amazing hotel. It's just a shame I got a room with a view of the rooftops. A luxurious, high-class hotel, very large and has everything. The prices are expensive for those coming from Israel. The restaurants and attractions are not cheap at all. Even in the casino there is no option for a roulette table with an entry price of less than $15. This sucks for a stay at the hotel for those who love casinos. What did stand out was a guy of Bulgarian origin who was really nice and made us have fun in the roulette area. Fitz, the casino manager, is really nice. All the employees are really nice

Ro

Everything was nice. Don't know when it was built but it felt brand new still. Customer service was great and the room had a great view. Definitely needed those black out curtains. Wish I stayed longer and enjoyed the amenities. Definitely would like to go back.

Luke Celigoj

Stayed at the Hilton at Resorts World Las Vegas from April 24–26 and unfortunately the experience didn’t match expectations for the price. The room itself felt quite basic for what you’re paying. It was missing standard amenities like a coffee maker and microwave, the number of towels provided was minimal, and there were no proper toiletries stocked in the bathroom. Overall, it felt more bare-bones than expected for a hotel at this price point. The most frustrating part was the morning of checkout. Housekeeping entered the room around 9:00 AM without notice while I was still inside, which was pretty intrusive. Then again at 10:00 AM, another staff member attempted to come in and rather abruptly reminded me that checkout was at 11:00 AM—even though I was still well within the checkout window. I was also later charged for minibar items that I did not consume, which I’ve had to follow up on separately. Another downside is that “room service” isn’t really traditional room service—it’s essentially ordering from restaurants within the hotel via an app similar to Grubhub, with very limited options. On top of that, food and drinks across the property are extremely expensive, even by Las Vegas standards. Overall, the property looks great on the surface, but the actual guest experience fell short—especially considering the price. There’s definitely room for improvement in both service and attention to detail.

Elliot Passantino

So in my second time staying here I’ll say the perks are it’s location to a Dennys Fashion Mall Vegas and the arts district. Great pool and gymn and options for in house dining. That being said the service in the restaurants has gone down along with the old school fun Vegas spirit of hearing why you’re visiting or recommending hot spots. The sushi place has great cocktails, La Vida margarita place good food but not great service ahd Red Taiks pathetically closed it’s kitchen at 8 on a Thursday night?? The shops are ok and Suns Out is quick breakfast fun with Juniors a decent dinner spot not as pricey as places around. Lastly the room was so cave like it was depressing at times - why are more lights a bad thing ??? I’m Rambling and overall it’s a good hotel that could be a bit better

AS

Online checking doesnt work on the app. Even if done through their system only works on a iphone so if you dont have a iphone you have to wait a hr in line to get your key. During online checking selecting to prepay for parking does nothing its just to inform you that there a fee for parking that you have to scan a qr code and pay separately even tho its on the check in process they have and they tell you if you call in advance to park and see the front desk to put it on your bill. They have snacks and drinks in the room but to no price guide. If you select to have the mini bar locked they will conveniently leave it unlocked.