The Vegas Hilton Hotel is a nice, but unperonal hotel. Rooms are clean and big, we were on the 23rd floor so we had a nice view. The pool is ok. Only drawback is that the hotel isn't on the strip. The monorail is quiet expensive, you are better of taking a cab. Next time in Vegas I would pay a bit more to stay in a hotel on the strip.

Moved 3 different rooms...all 3 rooms were noisy, from the elevators as explained by registration. The beds were all old and inclines towards the pillow side. The restaurants were all over-priced...even the snack bar with counter services offers a $5.00 hamburger with a patty that have no meat texture. $25 to use the outdoor tennis courts. In these economic times, you can easily find better hotel, entertainment, and food values at most hotels on the strip or downtown.

I think this hotel survives by ripping off conventioners. Pais Hilton wouldn't be caught dead or naked in this boring, tired and overpriced dump.

This was my second time staying at Las Vegas Hilton, the first time being back in 2005. In return for a reasonably priced stay off the strip, at LVH you get a clean room in excellent condition in a well maintained hotel. The cafe is good, it has a place for coffee, a couple of casual places to eat an an essentials shop that keeps late hours which is a good thing. It doesn't really have any major attractions, and isn't going to keep you busy and walking around looking at shops like many of the hotels on the strip, but it's a good place to stay if you'd rather spend your money on gambling than you would a room on the strip.

The casino is significantly improved compared to what it was back in 2005. It's larger, has more table games and more slots to play than it did. In 2005, they were remodeling when I was there, and it was nice to see they did a good job.

Service-wise, everyone I encountered was courteous and friendly, and that is a welcomed change in light of the bad experiences with customer service I've encountered at Atlantic City lately.

The only potential down side I can see was the parking situation. The parking lot and garage is quite a hike from the hotel rooms, so if you rent a car be prepared to do some extra walking in addition to the walking you'll do around other places.

Overall I'd say that if you're looking for a reasonably priced, decent hotel to rest your head in between seeing all the sites and places Vegas and the vacinity has to offer, then Las Vegas Hilton is a bargain and well worth the stay. If you're looking for one place in Vegas to stay, play and spend all your time in, then it's not the place for you as you'd be better off at a place on the strip such as MGM Grand or Mirage, where you can do all your gambling shopping and dining in one place.

Our rooms were not well cleaned during our stay. Hairs left from a previous guest were still on the bathroom floor when we arrived..and were not cleaned out at all. Bath not cleaned during our stay. Beds not made properly..just the top cover pulled up whilst the undersheets were left totally crumpled .
The food in Paradise Cafe was lovely...but the snacks and drinks from the lobby bar were utterly tasteless.
The hairdressing salon was outrageously priced and having to pay to use the internet was disgraceful....I've never had to pay before in any other country, not even Peru.
Very disappointed as our first visit a few years ago was great.