Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World

Lily Wade

I stayed at Resorts World Las Vegas this week and unfortunately the experience fell far below expectations. I arrived on a Tuesday at 2pm, and despite the hotel being quiet — no major events, nothing hectic — I ended up waiting two full hours just to check into my room. For a property of this scale, it was surprising and honestly disappointing. I never felt taken care of or prioritized. I had issues setting up the TV. I called guest services at 10:40pm, was bounced to GetStreaming for troubleshooting, and then sent right back to guest services… who then had me wait 45 minutes for a tech to never arrive. The explanation was that there was a “shift change.” I get that people don’t want to overlap tasks at the end of a shift, but it really felt like a basic logistical miss for a hotel that claims to offer quality care. Any decent hotel would’ve handled this without making the guest feel like the inconvenience was theirs to absorb. The hotel itself is new and visually appealing, which is a plus, but even that was overshadowed by small details that signal a lack of care — like the stains on my curtains. It doesn’t match the level of hospitality and attention to detail they advertise. Overall, I’d rate the service at a 2 out of 5. There’s potential here, but the basics — timely check-in, responsive support, and attention to room quality — just weren’t there.

Jet Fuel Cookies

For a somewhat a new hotel this place was kind of a dump… the strip view I got was hardly a view must of the windows was covered with led advertisement that you couldn’t enjoy any views just a tiny little window everything else was blocked…the carpets in the room extremely dirty had to have socks on at all times or your feet would be black gross 🤮 they need to pay their employees better because a lot of them are begging for tips… or maybe they need new workers… had a horrible experience at sassy sips from buying a single muffin that’s pre packaged and Nilo R being rude because as he said… oh you didn’t tip… dude flagged me down when I was walking with my family saying the room charge never went thru and thought i was gonna run off with the muffin even tho this was hours after purchasing it… ridiculous I left a 450 dollar deposit so people like Nilo R couldn’t say shit….I told him I like to tip for service I’m not tipping on a single muffin that’s pre packages… some workers will asked you for tip so be prepared… rude staff all together went to get food at michos tacos and the Cuban employee was talking mad shit about a customer that was right there in front of me just because he didn’t speak Spanish and was black… but I could understand everything smh I would never go back that’s what’s keeping people away from Vegas service is shit everything is overpriced and the vibes are off.. Wynn was my go to place but it has also lost its touch but 100 times better than resort world. Asking for basic amenities was difficult aswell had to call multiple times just to get some towels waited way over hour and half to receive them. The food court was decent but everything else just not up to standards I stayed at the 59th floor as an invited guest.

Aaron G Beebe

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Review by Aaron G. Beebe — Owner of GonnaHappen The Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World sets the standard for comfort, luxury, and modern Vegas energy. From the moment you step inside, the staff makes you feel at home — professional, welcoming, and always a step ahead. The rooms are spotless, the views are incredible, and the entire property has a sleek, high-end vibe without losing its friendly, approachable feel. What really stands out is the connection between the resort’s entertainment, dining, and hospitality — it’s all seamlessly tied together. Whether it’s relaxing by the pool, exploring the lounges, or attending one of the top-tier shows, you can feel the pulse of the city right here. As the owner of GonnaHappen, I look for venues that blend lifestyle, hospitality, and unforgettable experiences — and the Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World absolutely nails it. Highly recommended for visitors, professionals, and anyone chasing that it's all “GonnaHappen” feeling. #LasVegasHilton #ResortsWorldLasVegas #GonnaHappen #AaronGBeebe #VegasEvents #VIPExperiences

Coffee over wine

Nice rooms. Very spacious. Great size bathrooms. Casino was lovely. Lots of choices with food. Even though you order from a machine (like mcdonalds), you pick up your own food from the counter and you tidy up after you have eaten and return the food tray yourself you still have to tip? er… why? There is no service. They meant to text you when the food is ready but we never received any text so we went to the counter after a long wait to check if our food was there. It was ready and the lady insisted they sent multiple messages but we never received them. With how much we are paying we didnt have a coffee making facility in our hotel room and no complimentary water. I mean, we are in the desert. Never again. Disappointing Hilton.

Aaron Jokela

I had a really good experience here overall. The rooms are impressively quiet, honestly some of the quietest I’ve had in a Vegas hotel. You can hear a little hum from the A/C, but nothing major. Wi-Fi is solid and free (around 30 down / 30 up, which is pretty standard for the strip I guess), with an option to upgrade to 50/50 if you need faster speeds. The TV has decent sound and Chromecast via hotel wifi and a qr code, which was a nice touch. Gotta use apps on your smartphone to stream though. YouTube works! The shower water runs more on the warm side than hot- probably for safety, but the lighting throughout the room is well done and feels comfortable. Check-in took about 20 minutes, but the front desk staff were genuinely friendly and welcoming. Online check-in with a QR code and apple wallet resulted in a room key on my phone, but it didn't work and just gave me a redirect error on their website when I clicked check-in. Reception at check-in was friendly, appologized for the issue with the website, and gave me a physical key without issue. You can sign a waiver to either unlock the minibar, or keep it locked if you have minors in the room. There’s a Starbucks right in front of the theater that opens relatively early (5 AM), though I paid about $16 for a tea and some okay oatmeal. They were out of toppings that day. For a better breakfast, Bagelmania, Peppermill, and Denny’s are just across the street and worth the quick walk. All in all, a solid Vegas stay. Clean, comfortable, quiet, and modern, one of the better experiences you can get on the Strip.