Wyndham Destinations Hotels in Las Vegas

The room has a full kitchen with a huge fridge, oven, microwave, coffee machine, juicer, and a four-burner induction stovetop. They provide two frying pans, a soup pot, cutlery, plates, bowls, glasses, various knives, and a spatula. It was super convenient to buy groceries from Costco and cook. The living room is huge, and the bedroom is also very spacious, though the bathroom is a bit small. The surrounding area is peaceful with excellent greenery.

Excellent property, clean and well-maintained. The room was beautiful and very functional, equipped with every amenity (hot tub, full kitchen, washer and dryer). The only flaw: the shuttle service, which was practically never there. Schedules for the return journey to the Strip should be established so guests know exactly what time the shuttle is available. We waited for over an hour and finally decided to walk back.

Be sure to pay attention, don't buy discounted tickets (Cirque du Soleil or cable car) at the hotel front desk. It's a scheme. The whole Las Vegas uses discounted tickets to attract tourists to listen to their recommendation meetings, and then force their installment vacation plans at the recommendation meetings. Avoid it. Facilities: There is no restaurant, only a snack bar. The room has a full set of stoves, large refrigerators, microwaves, ovens, tableware and pots, but no seasonings, you need to bring your own. Hygiene: It's okay, the carpets in the corridors are not particularly clean, but the carpets in the rooms are ok. Service: It's average. Because it's a serviced apartment, it doesn't provide daily cleaning service, you need to call the front desk yourself. In summary, as long as you avoid the hard sell at the front desk, everything else is okay, average.