I agree with the previous review by Stace120. We arrived on a Thursday for one night only and had reserved 2 studios (hopefully connecting) due to my snoring husband. I think the same gentleman in Stace120's review may have checked us in as well.

I asked if there was a chance of being upgraded to a 1 bedroom connecting with the studio (in order to provide the 2 bedrooms) since we were Hilton Honors Silver members. We had also stayed 10 nights last December at their Orlando Vacation Club Villas. He said sorry nothing was available, but thanks for choosing them again. He was pleasant but not overly friendly. Our rooms ended up being on opposite sides of the hallway and about 4 doors down from each other. Maybe this was due to the configuration of the rooms allowing for the 1 bedrooms to connect with studos.

The property is beautiful and very large. Our studios were comfortable with a fridge and microwave. The bathroom was large and the shower worked well. I could have used additional counter space. The TV was older, but had all the cable channels you would desire. The air conditioner worked well during the day, but at night it seemed to not come on enough to keep the room at the desired temperature.

The parking garage is a very long outdoors walk from the property, especially when bringing in luggage. I regretted not using the valets. They were very friendly and helpful too.

We used the Marketplace for breakfast. We purchased an Egg McMuffin-type sandwich with coffee that seemed a bit high priced.

We enjoyed our stay at the Hilton Grand Vacation Club, but considering our specific needs plus the long walk from the parking garage, I think we would return to the Residence Inn Hughes Center on future visits.

First off- and this is important, if you stay here, make sure you pull your room door all the way closed and confirm it is locked each and every time you leave the room. Like other reviewers, we had a problem with our door automatically locking- in that it didn't. If I hadn't read the other reviews we may not have noticed and an unlocked room could have led to a big problem.

The property is beautiful (it is quite new after all) but the service we recieved was not as stellar as I have read in other reviews. We were here in the middle of a very quiet week, but were not given an upgrade to a larger room despite being avid Hilton Honors members. Maybe you have to own one of the timeshares. Or maybe it all depends on who checks you in. The young man who checked us in was not at all concerned with customer service and, while he didn't actually say anything rude, his tone and attitude were on the condescending side.

Also, the free shuttle to the Wynn sounds terrific. Only nobody ever told us about it. We would have absolutely used that service if only we had known.

The studiio we had was richly decorated and having a fridge and microwave was nice, but overall it felt very cramped. Good thing we didn't go to Vegas to hang out in the room :-)

We enjoyed not being in a casino hotel and enjoyed the sandwiches from the Marketplace on the lowest level. The pool was wonderful- it was so quiet and we pretty much had it to ourselves.

The valet parking probably would have been worth the extra expense as the parking garage is quite a trek with luggage, etc. That's par for pretty much any large hotel in Vegas though.

I love Hiltons, but we probably would not stay here again. The room was just too cramped and the service was unpredictable.

This hotel is great for people who love Vegas, but need to get away from the craziness from time to time! There is not casino so the hotel is pretty quiet. We have a 1 bedroom suite that was great! Full kitchen with everything you need to cook meals, great bathroom with a separate jacuzzi tub in the bedroom. For the price, this hotel was amazing.

My biggest complaint is that the windows didn't open at all! If you cooked something, such as bacon, you could not get the smell out of your room. It's also kind of far up the strip from everything so you either have to take a cab or ride the deuce. The Deuce stops right in front of the hotel about every 15 minutes.

The pool was great the BBQ's were even better. We cooked steaks one night and they were great! The pool are is also not overly crowded like the bigger strip hotels.

Overall, the stay was great! Will definitely consider again!

Everyone told us to make sure we were "on the strip" when we went to Las Vegas. However we didn't want to be in a casino, so we chose Hilton Grand Vacations and we were very pleased with our choice. On arrival we were very impressed with the room size - it is a fully contained 1 bedroom apartment with excellent kitchen, bathroom , TVs and internet services. We were in Tower 2 and the room felt new.
We travelled as a family ( 20 year old daughter ) so the room provided plenty of space for the time that we spent in the room. In addition to the room itself the other good points about this facility were the conceirge desk (for booking shows and assistance on any travel tips e.g. Grand Canyon ) , small super market for snacks. Also Internet was free !!!
Whilst we went to the pool on one occassion we found it jam packed. Given it was summer and we were there on a weekend with a public holiday Monday the hotel was full and so the pool was uninviting just becasue of the crowds.
We were within walking distance of the big hotels - Venetian, Bellagio etc - although it is a long walk. We had a car and the hotel is conveniently located for travel to the Fremont St precint, the premium outlet mall and more importantly to I-15 which we used a few times as we did day trips to some of the natural parks in the Las Vegas vicinity.
From a sheer value for money perspective, we couldn't fault the hotel - weekend at $169 per night and weekdays at $139 per night.
Small downside was the walk to the car park it is too long !