Hotels with Breakfast in Paradise

Everything was top notch. Good value for money. Staff very friendly, and they also have a shuttle service completely free of charge to the airport. The bed was very comfortable to sleep on. Hard-Medium type.

The four seasons still have nothing to say to my satisfaction. The bedding is very comfortable, the overall environment is very good, and the service attitude is very good. There is room service twice a day. There is a place for spa and manicure on the ground floor. You can choose to park by others (Valet parking, more than 30 dollars a night), you can also park at the Mandalay Bay Hotel (free). The hotel can live under 21 years old, this time it is Christmas, there are Christmas tree and Santa Claus! It is in the same building as the Mandalay Bay Hotel. Below the 37th floor is the Mandalay Hotel, and above the 37th floor is the Four Seasons. It has a separate entrance and elevator. You can use all the facilities of the Mandalay Hotel or go to the Mandalay Hotel. Casino play. There is a sense of quietness in the middle of the noisy as a whole, and there is still a quiet and fresh place to live in a city like Las Vegas. The location of the hotel is not on the Las Vegas Strip. People who don’t drive by themselves need to take a taxi, but Las Vegas is really small. A few minutes. Most hotels in Las Vegas charge an additional resort fee of about $30 a day. Except for some express hotels, almost all casino hotels and luxury hotels charge it. Overall this stay experience was really great!

We stayed 15 & 16 of Sept 2022, having booked in March. Immediately things got off to a bad start, the male reception simply ignored us on arrival for 5 minutes. A female receptionist from the back of the office was called out who booked us in, the room was on the ground floor at the front. It smelt strongly of smoke, was much smaller than anticipated and very noisy given the garage opposite. After raising with reception the room was sprayed with a deodorant. After 5 minutes the smoke smell overpowered this. We then asked for a room change and were given one on the third floor. This smelt better and was of the size expected. The hotel has no restaurant, so for evening meal offers a room service, which incurs additional cost of transit, service and taxes, roughly another 20$. The hotel has no adjacent restaurants, there is a Mexican take away, which we used. Breakfast is self service to a very limited scope, the hot offering was only chipolatas, scrambled egg, toast or waffles, the cold is flavoured yoghurts, cereals and milk. The breakfast staff were very pleasant borderline apologetic. You must use a taxi or the bus to get to the Strip in central LV. A good tip is to buy for 8$ an all day access to the bus, so you may use it as often as you wish to go up and down the Strip as well as getting away from the hotel. The second evening, the room had no replacement coffee or tea and in the morning there was no hot water, it was stone cold all morning. At breakfast the chipolatas had been changed for very thin burgers, these tasted awful and were inedible. A second tip is to use their shuttle bus from the airport and back, you'll have to call them on arrival. Otherwise nothing to commend staying here

Embassy Suites has something for everyone, located across from the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, University of Las Vegas, UNLV, two miles from McCarran Airport and within walking distance of the Las Vegas Strip. This location is also just a short walk to the Thomas Mack Center, The Cox Pavilion, the Atomic Nuclear Museum and the Desert Research Institute.Hotel amenities include an outdoor pool and whirlpool, fitness center, 6-story atrium, Starbucks Coffee, complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast, cozy and comfortable Three Palms Cafe restaurant, and the Coconut Lounge corner bar serving delicious beverages. Don’t forget the evening manager’s reception, with complimentary snacks, appetizers and beverages. The hotel also offers room service, concierge assistance, complimentary parking, fitness center, a complimentary business center, valet and laundry service, 24 hour front desk service, and wireless Internet access throughout the hotel.With almost 8000 square feet of meeting space and a sun lit atrium, the Embassy Suites Las Vegas is the perfect non-gaming hotel for your professional meeting or social event. Our experienced banquet staff are happy to greet you and prepare an exquisite event for your attendees, family and friends.Relax in this all suite hotel featuring living areas with a sofa bed, table, and TV, separate bedrooms with a second TV and phone, irons and ironing boards, hairdryers, and kitchens with microwaves, refrigerators, wet bars, and coffeemakers. Make yourself at home at the Embassy Suites Las Vegas, where there is something and someplace for everyone.

The suite has good soundproofing in the building. It is close to the Las Vegas Convention and Exhibition Center. It takes a few minutes to walk. The breakfast is pretty good among foreign hotels and the service is very good.

New hotel, new facilities, high quality breakfast, a small number, homemade yogurt. The room is very quiet and quiet. Unfortunately, the suite does not have a washing machine. It’s actually a little distance from the avenue. You can only go by car. Walking is definitely not convenient. There are buses, free of charge, but tips are generally given. One person a knife. Overall recommendation

This place has the RUDEST employees. I’ll start w/Carlos. Does not smile, didn’t care that we ordered a microwave a day prior to getting here for my daughters medication. We spoke to Lia, she assured us of microwave on arrival and none. We called Carlos from room and he said $25 per day! He couldn’t have cared less about the fact that we were promised one at NO CHARGE. Then we request late checkout, (Lia) 4:15. An employee knocks on door at 9:30 to tell us we need to be out by 10 or 11:00 am. Her sheet said 4:15! ( we were always going to leave by noon)! The place is dirty and only two VERY SLOW elevators. ( Only one is operable, this morning)15 minute wait for elevator. )The rooms smell like smoke and close to freeway so you can hear traffic all night. We were only staying one night as we’re headed to Phoenix from Reno. Would not suggest this place , stay somewhere else. This is owned by Hilton, never again…Back to Marriotts from now on. Proceed with caution! Kristy O. Scottsdale , AZ

We stayed at residence inn next door but went over to courtyard for a late nite bite to eat and a few drinks. Justin was fantastic with making us feel welcomed and a few jokes and I had the grilled cheese and tomato soup and it was the best grilled cheese I’ve ever had. Also the lady at the bar was the most cheerful person ever. Her holiday spirit was amazing. Even Jesus who greeted us when we walked in was super polite and helpful. I would definitely stay at this property again. Thanks again to those staff members who even though we weren’t staying in property still made us feel like on if the family.

My colleague and I flew in late. Upon arrival was greeted and checked in by Ms. Jahmika at the front desk. It was one of the smoothest check ins I’ve ever had. She knew we were tired and covered everything we needed to know expeditiously. Usually I have to ask several basic questions about the hotel, wifi, breakfast, etc. With her, I didn’t have to ask one additional question. She was professional and personable. I nominate her for your management team. In these days, Jahmika is a rare and pleasant surprise to work with. A asset to your team. I’ll definitely stay with you all again.

I have stayed here a few times in the past year. Originally I booked this hotel because of it's location and price. You can literally see the airports runway from this hotel, so if you're in need a place to stay on a long layover, or maybe you need to arrive in Vegas a day or two earlier than an event on the strip then this is a good hotel. Staff has always been very kind and accommodating. Rooms are clean and newly renovated. Even if you have a group of 4 you don't feel cramped in the rooms. They do have a small pool if you're looking to cool off in the Vegas heat. They have a great free breakfast and coffee and tea is available 24/7. But I would not stay here if it's your first time visiting Las Vegas or if you're interested in visiting the strip. There is nothing near by and you will need to uber to sightsee or find restaurant options. Otherwise this place is great for a quick stay!