My daughter and I love to meet here and shop and spa. The hotel has a world class spa. It's out of the hassle of the strip, closer to the Red Rocks, which I see outside my window. The resort has everything but its also close to LOTS of shopping. Lovely property, lovely room, lovely time. Did i mention great buffet.

Loved it!! Beautiful, modern and zen like feeling when walking in. The entrance is grand but, in an elegant understated way. Well, except for the crystals accents...WOW!! So, nice but, not obnoxious. The check in was a breeze and the people were so friendly. The rooms were luxurious, comfortable and fully equipped with anything you would need.

We had the Thanksgiving buffet and it was crazy busy but, the food was very very good for a buffet setting. We had a great bottle of Central Coast chardonnay for a reasonable $6.50 while at t-day dinner. Good break from some of the other hotels we stay at when visiting family.

Enjoyed being away from the hustle and bustle. You really feel like you are getting away when there. Only down side was the walls seem thin and there was a girls/boys soccer deal going on the weekend of Thanksgiving.. Well, you get the drift..

Cocktails were a bit expensive but, lovely bars to hang out in to sip on your favorite libation. Would go back in a heartbeat. Didn't have much of a chance to try too many of the restaurants but, the bakery treats at the Grand Cafe are yummy and a wonderful late night splurge.

This place has it all.. If you have a rental car it's a breeze to get out there.. Never got on the freeway once...ahhhh! Now that is nice.

Very nice facility. The rooms are beautiful. Make sure to ask for the canyon view. You have the choice of Canyon or Vegas Strip view. You are so far from the strip that you barely see anything but lights in the distance. I loved everything about this place but the distance from the rest of the strip and airport. If you don't catch the free Red Rock shuttle, it's a $78 cab ride. The hotel has shuttles to the strip but they stop too early to catch one back.

That is the only bad thing I can say. As far as the gaming floor, very nice and friendly staff. The restaurants are excellent. We did the Japanese and the Chophouse Steakhouse. The food and service were excellent. Ate at the food court on a couple of late nights. Gotta love a greasy Fat Burger at 2am especially when we don't have them on the east coast. The pool area is unbelievably nice and found out from a local that a couple of movies were shot there.

I would recommend staying here if you've been to Vegas before and don't want to be in the middle of the strip and the normal Vegas craziness. If it's your first visit to Vegas, you may be better off doing Caesar's, the Venetian, or one of the places in the heart of the strip so you can experience that.

Bonus. Close by to the hotel is the Red Rock Canyon (I guess that's where they got their name <grin>), there are horseback riding trips through the canyon that some of the people I was with, took advantage of. They said it was great.

I had a 3 day conference scheduled here and didn't know what to expect. First, I'm not much of a gambler so the allure of the strip casinos would not be a deal breaker for me. On the gambling front, I loved it. I didn't feel the frenzy of the strip that elevates my blood pressure. I like the Blackjack machines and I had fun without breaking the bank. My sister, the gambler, said that there were more affordable table games.
Next, the rooms were spectacular. They were spacious and be sure to get a room with a view of the Red Rock Mountains to watch the spectacular sun rises.
Things to do - I saw the new James Bond - Skyfall on IMAX. There's a great bowling alley and the SPA. Food - There are so many choices from the standard buffet, T-Bones for steak, Hachi for Japanese, Terra Rossa for Italian, 24 hour Grand Cafe and a food court.
They do have a shuttle to and from the airport plus one to the strip if you don't rent a car. I had so much fun that I extended my stay one extra night.