South Las Vegas Holidays from AU$3,231

While there were plenty of restaurants and tables available during the week, I do want to make a few notes about my stay for you to consider. (1) There is a $65 early check-in fee. We weren't aware of this and tried to check in when we landed. I understood and was told to come back at 3. When we came back, the line had about 100 people on it. So, we got on to be safe. We arrived at the desk at 2:50. They tried to charge us the $65. I said it was only ten minutes. They told me I had to pay in order to get my room. (2) The pool does not have umbrellas—not one. If you want an umbrella, you have to pay for a daybed. The main pool was $350 for a half-day, and this doesn't include food. You can find some seats in the shade, but the shade naturally changes throughout the day. (3) The text messaging service is not timely. I texted about my TV not working and four hours later, no help had arrived. Eventually, I just canceled the call because we wanted to go about our day. Just my experience. I'm sure others have different stays to tell you about.

Luxurious, Modern,clean,Friendly Staff, right on the middle of the STRIP ,conveniently CLOSE to the other Main Hotels/ Resorts, and markets too !

This visit marked 20 years with my beautiful wife. The staff at Nobu Hotel are so cordial and kind; we so felt special! We requested an upgrade to the Sake Suite and it blew away our expectations. The location is so convenient to shopping, shows and restaurants. The gym is clean and This our 3rd visit to Nobu and can’t wait to return.

It was my first time there, and it was impressive. It has a great mix of modern and old Vegas vibes. Super cool pool with good music, drinks and food. There is great live music at the Nowhere Lounge, exceptional drinks, and many dining options. The place is luxurious and spacious. Washing Potatoes was an amazing Chinese dining experience. Very enjoyable stay, I highly recommend it. I can go on, and on.

I am a regular at Conrad properties. They are well-designed and aesthetically beautiful. The rooms are a step above most properties that they compete with in their segment. The Conrad Las Vegas is no different. However, The Conrad Las Vegas is a 5-star property with 2-star service. This property does not handle well any situations that are not part of their normal check-in, check-out process. The staff tends to react with "this is the way that things work" instead of being solutions-focused. There is also some inconsistency with how things are handled across the staff indicating to me that training is inconsistent or that they are having the same issues finding staff as a lot of service businesses. I love the Conrad Downtown New York but this is not the same experience as that. Summary: A great property from an "amenities" perspective but not from a "service" perspective.