Book this if You want a luxurious, resort-style Vegas experience with stunning desert views, top-tier dining, and a massive pool complex, all without the Strip's chaotic crowds.
Stunning 3-acre pool backyard with cabanas and swim-up blackjack
Incredible on-site dining options like Lotus of Siam, Osteria Fiorella, and Yard House
Proximity to Red Rock Canyon for hiking and outdoor adventures
Quick Take: It's a gorgeous, high-end resort that rivals the Strip, but the steep resort fees and 20-minute drive to Las Vegas Boulevard mean you'll need a car or Uber to see the main sights.
Reviewed by @lindsayvtravels: My stay in this Red Rock suite was exactly the upscale Vegas escape I needed. Having a massive living room to unwind in was great, but soaking in that gorgeous marble bathtub after a long day was the absolute highlight. Highly recommend for a relaxing getaway!
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
The hype
A beautiful, relaxing alternative to the Strip with excellent food, a fantastic pool, and a high-end local vibe.
Reality check
Housekeeping and maintenance can be hit-or-miss, and the extra fees add up quickly.
You prefer a more relaxed, upscale suburban vibe away from the Strip
You plan to hike, bike, or rock climb in Red Rock Canyon
You want excellent on-site dining, a movie theater, and a bowling alley without leaving the hotel
Cleanliness & Maintenance
7
Housekeeping: Generally good, but some guests report missed spots, dusty surfaces, and inconsistent daily cleaning.
Bathroom hygiene: Mostly clean, but there are alarming reports of black mold in some older room bathrooms and hair left in drains.
Maintenance: The property is beautiful but showing its age in spots; complaints include peeling wallpaper, loud AC units, and some rusty spa amenities.
Linens & towels: Usually fresh and fluffy, though a few guests have encountered stained sheets or worn towels.
Odors & scents: The casino floor can smell of cigarette smoke, but the rooms are generally fresh; some older rooms have a musty scent.
Sleepability™
8SILENT
SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
Sandbar pool concerts during the summer
Hallway foot traffic near the elevators
Occasional loud or rattling in-room AC units
Before you book
Good to know
Self-parking and valet are completely free, which is a rare perk for Las Vegas
The hotel is not pet-friendly (only certified service animals are allowed)
There's a massive 16-screen movie theater and a 72-lane bowling alley on-site
What to pack
Hiking shoes for exploring the trails at nearby Red Rock Canyon
A swimsuit for the 3-acre pool complex and lap pool
A light jacket for the cool desert evenings in spring and fall
Room Genie
Best picks
Canyon Suites for gorgeous views of the Red Rock mountains and extra living space
High-floor rooms in the newer towers for better views and updated bathrooms
Rooms to avoid
Rooms directly overlooking the Sandbar pool if you want to sleep early on concert nights
Corner suites if you have mobility issues, as the curved hallways make for a very long walk to the elevators
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“Hi team, I'm so excited for my stay! If possible, I'd love a high-floor room facing Red Rock Canyon, away from the elevators and pool concert noise. Thank you!”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is there a resort fee?
Yes, expect to pay around $50 per night in resort fees on top of your room rate, which covers Wi-Fi, fitness center access, and phone calls.
Is parking free?
Yes, both self-parking and valet are completely free for guests, and there are EV charging stations available.
Are pets allowed?
No, the resort is not pet-friendly. Only certified service animals are permitted on the property.
How far is it from the Las Vegas Strip?
It's located in Summerlin, about 11 miles west of the Strip, which translates to a 20-30 minute drive depending on traffic.
Does the hotel have a pool?
Yes, it features a massive 3-acre pool complex with multiple pools, cabanas, and a poolside bar.
What time is check-in and check-out?
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM, and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Early check-in and late check-out are available for an additional fee.
Insider Tips
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Head to the on-site Oyster Bar for some of the best seafood in Vegas—it's a local favorite and won Best of Las Vegas.
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Take advantage of the free parking and rent a car to explore Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, just minutes away.
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If you're an early riser, you can score a fantastic steak and eggs breakfast for $9.99 before 6 AM at the casino.
5 things to know before you go
💡The hotel has a 72-lane bowling alley and a 16-screen movie theater, making it incredibly family-friendly for a casino resort.
💡The corner suites require a very long walk down the curved hallways, which can be exhausting after a long day.
💡There's a dedicated VIP section at the Sports Book Bar with personalized seat-side service.
💡The 35,000 sq ft spa is massive, but some guests have reported it feeling a bit dated with rusty amenities in certain areas.
💡Downtown Summerlin is within walking distance and offers great outdoor shopping and dining if you want to leave the casino environment.
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