Stayed here for 3 nights in september, really loved this hotel, about 10 miles from the vegas strip, but would sooner be in this area then the strip, it's quite small compared to those big strip hotels, but that suited us better, the staff are very friendly, and the rooms are lovely and spacious, the pool area is small but never overcrowded. The area is very nice with plenty of shops & restuarants nearby. The casino is small & friendly other reviews comment about the smoke in the casino but we didn,t find it that bad & we are non smokers.
Check in was a breeze & to get a box of chocolates each, I thought that was a lovely touch.
I would certainly choose this hotel again if we were ever in the vegas area.

The Sun Coast is the host hotel for the USTA Women's 4.0 Nationals tennis championships in Las Vegas. I would not recommend this hotel for the following reasons: Pool doesn't get sun until 5 PM. "High End" Steak House on site has really mediocre food. Smoke in the casino- which you have to walk through to reach the elevator to the hotel rooms- is ridiculous. Sun Coast really needs to update their rooms and the ventilation system in the Hotel. If my team ever makes it to Nationals again, I will strongly advocate staying at the Marriott located directly across the golf course.

Suncoast is a nice place to stay in the residential area way way off the strip. I went there on business, so sightseeing wasn't on my agenda so this was fine with me. Rooms are roomy and cozy, comfortable pillowtop mattresses. The A/C was weak being a small central unit in the wall rather than the typical large boxes most hotels have by the window. On the third day, noticed that both the sink and the shower clogged. When I was done with my shower, I was standing in a foot of water. The sink never was stayed clogged after brushing my teeth. Nice huge flatscreen TV, although I barely spent any time watching any TV.

Wireless internet is available but unfortunately not free. The cell reception around the hotel is spotty for my carrier (Tmobile) as I noticed at times that my coverage would at times just drop and I couldn't make calls at random places in the hotel. I was talking to a friend that lives in Las Vegas who said that nothing in hotels there are free anymore, so maybe that's just for granted. I noticed that postage stamps for letters cost $1 each, which just seemed ridiculous to me.

Aside from all that, the rate I got was reasonable and the room was clean. Bathroom was very wide open for a hotel. Good place to sleep and stay for business.

We stayed at Suncoast to see friends who lived nearby. I have two school aged children, and the casino part of the hotel was unavoidable because it is located on the first floor. The rooms were clean and relatively large with a spacious bathroom. I was worried that our non-smoking room would smell of cigarette smoke but it did not. In-house restaurants okay but pricey. The pool was nice for the kids to go out for a swim but there is no shade.