Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa

This hotel has its pros and cons. One major con for me was the hidden «resort fees». I was never told of these fees until after we were leaving. The hotel looks far better on the main floor. The rooms are mediocre. They workers were really nice and polite. I would not recommend staying here.

About this… i didn’t want to leave. Breath taking view! The staff was amazing. I will return one day

Absolutely wonderful place. Beautiful lake and premises, very well-​kept. Staff was wonderful and helpful. The lake itself has a lot of fun activities, and the village, while small, is quaint and quiet with a lot to do and a variety of different shops, restaurants, and other venues.
Great place to relax and get away, plus it’s only about 20 – 25 minutes from Las Vegas if you wanted to go there for some strange reason. ;P
Disclaimer: My wife and I are a young couple but are done with the late-​night party scene; we just like to relax and do more retired-​age vacationing. So if you’re like us, you’ll love this place. :)

Excellent service, The Hilton Lake is a resort and Spa, the grounds are beautiful to enjoy, the room service was excellent. We enjoyed a party of 150 guest and everyone had nothing but great things to say.
We stayed Friday to Monday in large bedroom suit. The room had living area, closet for his and hers, 2 bathrooms, full tub and shower. The rooms are super quite.
The event was held at the Casino Room, which is only an event center and there is no casino or gambling, which is why we loved it. This place is far from the strip with the loud crazy gamblers.
Our days
Received attentive check in by a gentleman, Friday we enjoyed a cocktail party on the court yard with live music. The food and appetizer were amazing. The drunken fruit bar with ice cream was a first and a good treat. Service by Bar Member Jose was amazing, thank for my special drink we called the night «Jose drink «
On Saturday we had room service, steak –pancakes– fruit plate — eggs that arrived promptly within 20 min. Food Was presented nicely, it was sooo good we did two mornings in a row, Enjoyed outdoor activities like walking lake, watch wake boarder competition. Enjoy the pizza at the outdoor courtyard and chocolate from chocolate factory, everyone was nice and polite. Our party was Saturday night.
Sunday we headed to a Swedish couples message, relaxing clean and everyone offered outstanding service. My messages therapist Kellee was amazing, enjoyed my 50 min. Moved on to all day at pool sun bathing, order chicken sandwich and chicken strips, the serving was large serve hot and with all topping, no need to ask for anything more.
Best weekend getaway ever.
During my stay, we saw photography taken around the grounds, weddings, bachelors party’s
My sister stay at the presidential suite and that was beautiful. The size of 3 – 4 rooms
The shop area is not complete and not all spaces have retail

Lake Las Vegas is about 30 minutes from the Lights of the Strip. It could be a nice hide-​away. However, the staff at the Hilton is horrible and does NO good for the Hilton brand. I am also an owner of Hilton Grand Vacation Club, therefore, I know a lot when it comes to the Hilton’s brand.
The employee Steward at the front desk that answers the phone have a «we are in charge or we own Hilton» attitude. Once I asked for the manager a Steward got on the line and i’m like listen, I have 1 simple question — please do not tell me what was done, etc. when i’m only asking if there was a note left on my account. That is simply a yes or no answer. No, No, No they both where one in the same, I guess that’s why the statement «it starts at the top and trickle down» is 100% correct!
When arriving to Lake Las Vegas — beautiful «skeleton» property with zero staff around with the exception of 2 or 3 front desk clerks.
I must add — on a call the day before to the Hilton to ask of the room location I did speak with a front desk person name Nancy, sweet and knowledgable only if the rest of the staff was like here would have been good.
I will not be staying at the Hilton — Lake Las Vegas again and if so it will not be any time soon!

I stayed here for a business conference this last week. The room was nice, the bathroom was really nice, and the main areas were nice as well. Staff was helpful when asked. This is the only reason they get three stars instead of two.
My main complaint is the food. They have a buffet in the main restaurant in the hotel, which is the same food they serve if your conference has a breakfast buffet. Very mediocre food. Horrible scrambled eggs, greasy bacon and tough sausage. Cold bagels and tasteless cream cheese. The hot water holder (for tea) had water that was brown when it came out (meaning it was not cleaned the time before when it was used for coffee). The lunch buffet we had was plain and typical of large volume buffets — Bleh…
The dinner we had at the hotel was one of the worst I’ve had. I am always prepared for rubber chicken at these types of events, and the Hilton did not let me down on this one. The salad served was supposed to be some fancy type of lettuce, but was very unappealing. The rolls were dried out and tasteless. The main course came on a very large white plate with one spear of asparagus and two skinny carrots and a price of chicken that was tough and very bland. Horrible meal. For the price this hotel charged my company, they should be ashamed to serve such mediocre food (not just the dinner, but overall).
The restaurants around the hotel are very good. I did have an excellent dinner at the Italian restaurant nearby.
This place is very out of the way, so if that’s what you want, then this is the place to stay.
This place is now owned by Hilton and they need to finish fixing it up since some areas are nice, but others are really rundown. And they really need to upgrade their food quality.

I had an absolute blast at this hotel. My room was directly over the lake. I’m sharing pictures at this point because these simply doesn’t do the place any real justice.

I’d rather leave a no star review. This place is bad… took 3 calls to get the room cleaned. Ordered breakfast and they lost my ticket. To add to the insult, the place is 45 minutes from the strip. Lastly, the view is miserable.
I’m a Hilton fan but something is very wrong here…

I was worried after reading all the negative reviews about this property and what we will be about to encounter. To my surprise I was put at ease.
As we entered Lake Las Vegas off the main drag, we were greeted by man made waterfalls and a few murky drying up ponds.
The driveway into the main Hilton entrance was nicely manicured. I followed many of the parking tips and found the handy parking on the second floor. But be forewarned, it is still a hike & a maze to our room.
The public areas are beautifully appointed with large display cases of art ware. We were just amazed with how huge/​grand everything is.
The gardens just outside the reception area are nicely appointed and manicured.
Our room 1485 which is a double & adjoining room to match was clean and a huge bathroom suite with a full size soaking tub. We all totally enjoyed our heavenly beds & the bath soaks. I think our room must have been renovated cause the carpet was clean & felt new.
The pool area was clean with a lifeguard on duty. It’s an oversize Olympic lap pool filled with kids today enjoying the warm sunny day. The jacuzzi was clean but not hot enough to our liking. The gym was small but enough to get a little workout done.
Though there was no casino on the property, we didn’t really miss it at all and all that cigarette smoke that normally come with that clientele.
We really didn’t get the chance to try out the property restaurants for being the foodies that we are. We were too busy in town trying out the Restaurants recommended by fellow Unilocalers.
One down fall is the murky lake. Maybe more running/​circulating water could help its flow.
Overall we had a very relaxing 5 days at this resort. I liked the fact that we were away from the strip & out at a remote resort. Looking forward to coming back again.

I debated about leaving a 3-​star review. I prefer to do reviews for really bad services or great, awesome ones. I think I will make an exception to this one.
I wanted a secluded place away from the lights and noise of Vegas, but close enough to drive if I was in the mood for it. The location was perfect as it was 25 minutes away from the strip. The area was secluded and very quiet. It was a great place to unwind and relax.
The hotel offers free parking and free wi-​fi. $ 10 for valet, but the parking structure is a close walk to the hotel. Just park near the stairs and there’s plenty of parking.
I booked the room several months in advanced, 2 double with lake view. I was looking forward to my own bed, unfortunately when we checked in we were told only a king with lake view was available (pretty stupid since we booked way in advance). So I sucked it up and agreed to just take it. I didn’t want my weekend ruin because of a bed.
I was so excited for my view and when I got there it was too dark to see anything. Room was beautiful and very clean. Love the bathroom. The toilet had its own room, separate bathtub and shower stall, and 2 sinks.
I had a good night sleep and when I woke up, I dashed for the windows! To my horror, the view was awful. Everything looked dead and barren. The pictures on the site didn’t look like that. I was so disappointed. The pool was average looking and the lake just look sad. I eventually got an awesome view when the sun was setting and the lights were turned on, but that only lasted about half an hour. Once the sun set, it was just an average view.
Service was mediocre. The staff look very solemn. The girl that checked us in smiled once when she first greeted us. When we checked out, the man was the same way. There was no friendliness, just very robotic.
Overall, this hotel is okay. The highlight of the stay was the room, minus one bed. It was very clean and had an awesome bathroom. The view was disappointing, except for that half an hour when the sun was setting. I was just lucky to catch it on time when I woke up from my nap. Customer service definitely needs improvement. Would I recommend this? Yes and no.

What a terrible experience! I have promised myself to never stay at a Hilton again after last time was a similarly bad experience. Sorry, no third chances.
The manager is incredibly rude. We wanted to use the Jacuzzi at night and were told it is only open 7 – 7. Great, who wants to use a Jacuzzi at night, right? The next day we are planning to hang out in the Jacuzzi. It’s closed for resurfacing. Really, manager? You didn’t know that last night?! That doesn’t make you a very good manager, I guess. He also wasn’t too concerned about how unhappy we were, the smug grin never left his face.
Hotel is pretty outdated and not very nice overall. The surroundings look like a construction zone in a ghost town, pretty much everything is closed.

FIRENZE LOUNGE REVIEW: This lounge (to me it was more like a full service restaurant with bar) is located in the Hilton Las Vegas Resort & Spa on the same level as the check-​in desk/​Main entrance/​Valet.
My husband and I are a week into our 10 day stay. We’ve eaten dinner here several nights and have received EXCELLENT service everytime! Servers Jamie, Dave, and Roxanne were great. Even though there’s a drink menu, Jamie was able to make us any drink we wanted not on the menu, and they tasted great! The food menu is smaller than a regular restaurant (I understand why its called a lounge) but I was able to eat something different each time. They have this Dates wrapped in Bacon appetizer that was so delicious! Yes, Dates the fruit wrapped in fried bacon! I had the Miso Salmon with curry mayo and my husband had a Pastrami BLT tonight, very yummy and my fries were cooked to perfection with the right amount of salt!
The best part of our dinners have been the attentiveness of the F&B manager, Andrew; he’s a managers that supports his staff, we saw him serving food, carrying 6 plates at a time up and down a flight of stairs (kitchen is located downstairs), topping off water, and bussing tables, and still made the time to chat with the guests. Although there are many other restaurants a 30 second walk/​a few feet away from our room, we will visit Ferenze Lounge again because of Andrew and his staff’s great service and good food!

Saw the view from the Lake View Room on Expedia is so pretty and decided to stay here for my birthday! Paid extra to upgrade to a Lake View room and I was very very disappointed to get this view for the room! Was expecting to wake up with a nice view but all I see was the roof of the building and a far away lake view. Room was nice though, clean, big and cosy.

Missing the Ritz Carlton and their excellent service right now… My hubby and I love this beautiful resort as Las Vegas locals we always come but after today we will be going to the Westin. From the 10 $ charge for parking (extremely tacky) to the fact that the staff are extremely mediocre compared to Ritz…
We had the do not disturb sign on and housekeeping comes blaring into our room at 11am not even check out time. Completely unacceptable. We decided to leave early…
The only redeeming factor was that Luna Rosa is a spectacular restaurant and a very close walk… Other than that we will be going to the Westin where they don’t close the Jacuzzi at 8pm and I can enjoy a romantic evening.

My last experience was so awesome I booked here again this week and again I was blown away with the excellent customer service, I did use the valet this time at $ 10 per day it’s totally worth it, brought my bags right to the front desk at check in, reception staff young man was awesome and of course totally stoked with my diamond level upgrade to a suite. I love sleeping with the patio doors open! I had time this trip to enjoy breakfast and I was pleased with the healthy fruit options and made to order omelets. Coming back to Vegas in March and cannot wait to stay here again. Thanks again for a wonderful stay

Sweet little hide-​away from the Vegas strip. Pool closes early sometimes so check in with your swimsuit ready to take a dip! We had a beautiful balcony views! Next time I want to try the paddle boarding, it seem like a good place to learn how.

I stayed here four nights for a conference and I couldn’t have been more pleased with the hotel itself. The room was beautiful, comfortable & the bed could not have been better. The bathroom was fantastic and I even enjoyed abath. I appreciated the free Wi-​Fi too.
The amenities left a lot to be desired unfortunately. Most of the Resort was deserted with only a few dining options which one night when I went with my colleagues to find dinner for all full except for the bar. Being out at Lake Las Vegas at the hotel without a car at a resort I really did expect to be able to be accommodated there for all of my meals but sadly was less than perfect.
Still I’m giving the place four stars because of the room itself. I have a lot of trouble sleeping outside of my own home and I was super comfortable at this hotel. I also really enjoyed the conference facilities was very nice and I would be happy to return

Had the most pleasant experience here. Staff is extremely helpful and delightful. Can’t wait to come back. Height recommend!

So we’re here. The spa was amazing! Great massages, we did a 50-​min massage with the scalp massage included it was great! Then we lounged around in the jacuzzi, checked out the sauna and steam room. My mom and I came as a little get away vacation from Vegas. They didn’t give an upgrade or any discount for being a local. And the hotel is completely empty. So why not an upgrade? Anywayyy… We went on the hunt for dinner in the shoppes… Yea that was a bust. Everything is closed down. Taped off etc. the Mexican restaurant that’s closest was closed for a private party :/​so after walking for a while we came back to the hotel lounge the waiter was nice and the food was awesome. Not too bad. Wish the shoppes in the «village» had more going on… The room is nice and cozy. The TV looks terrible though and movies on demand cost 16.99 geeeesh!
The lounge was 5 stars & the spa was awesome, only one mimosa though? Haha. Everything else was eh. Probably going to Mesquite for our next getaway vacation.

I am reviewing the public hotel areas such as the courtyard, lobby, meeting/​banquet rooms, etc. as I didn’t stay here overnight.
Doubt that I ever would stay here after reading the reviews!
I was here for a cocktail reception and buffet dinner in one of the downstairs meeting/​banquet rooms. We parked in the garage and it’s a short walk (through what used to be the corridor to the casino– RIP!) to the hotel. There was no one around when we walked in and no signs for the reception. The place is huge so it was a little frustrating not knowing where to go. I doubt there were any other functions that night, yet placing a sign was somehow overlooked???
There were signs of life at the lobby bar (Firenze Lounge) and that would’ve been a fine place for our function! But no, we ended up in the hallway (maybe a foyer?) for the reception and an adjacent meeting/​banquet room for the buffet dinner. The bar and buffet were set up in that hallway area.
I’m pleased to say the reception food (yummy cheese!) and the buffet was outstanding!
The buffet had the freshest green salads and a mozzarella/​tomato salad (needed basil), salmon (needed lemon and/​or dill), steak, chicken, etc. They had tons of fresh steamed veggies too. We even had dessert with a champagne toast. Classy!
Other than the lackluster venue for the function, it was quite an impressive evening.
I couldn’t help but feel that the hotel (which was originally the Ritz Carlton?) is so underutilized. It’s gorgeous and even has one of the nicest courtyards in the Valley, and has a firepit too. I also felt nostalgic about the long shuttered Casino MonteLago, which is adjacent to the hotel.
Side note–
I used to go to the existing Firenze Lounge when Casino MonteLago was still open and the lounge had a FourSquare deal for a free Bellini with check-​in. That was the best Bellini ever!

Pros:
— Big room, comfy bed, housekeeping on point
— Beautiful views & calming environment
— Nice balcony with loungers
— Coffee & refrigerator in room
— Spacious bathroom with huge tub
— Beautiful property
— Friendly & professional front desk staff
Cons:
— Check-​in was a little long — please create a separate HHonors line or one for those who use the eCheck-​in option
— For food at night — options are limited to room service or the lounge (very basic salads, sandwiches, etc.) — I learned to stop for to go on my way back each night
— Hallway leading from the self park garage to the hotel had a very bad, musty, mildew smell
— Outside of property is poorly lit at night — very spooky
I stayed here for 3 nights while traveling for business. It is a drive from the strip, but a nice one. I stopped on the way in and picked up food each night and was fine. The bed was very, very comfortable. The property is large, so it can be a trek to your room, but waking up to beautiful mountains and the lake made it worthwhile.

Horrible service from Margie at the front desk. As we were checking out, I casually mentioned how cold and dirty the pool was. I let her know the lifeguard said they had shut off the heater because there weren’t many guests here. She had total attitude and said «I don’t know what you’re talking about because our pool isn’t heated». She showed no concern for resolving the situation or making it better. After we paid way more than this was worth, she didn’t even thank us. We were married here three years ago and we will never be back again. What kind of $ 240 on a Monday night resort doesn’t have a heated pool and great service?!

This is a very beautiful hotel. It is very clean and the surrounding area is also nice. The pool and lagoon/​waterfall are both great features. The staff was very helpful. Shoutout to Jun that helped us check in.
–1 star for location. There are places around the hotel to eat, but very few. We ended up driving 25 – 30 minutes to the places we chose to eat. The strip is also about 30 min away, but they do have a complimentary shuttle that runs every 3 hours until 930pm which is nice.
Overall, I would recommend to those who don’t mind driving.

Vegas Resort is within 20minute drive from the strip. Paid few hundred dollars for one night hotel stay through online reservation. Room suppose to be nearby shopping centers. When we arrived, we quickly noticed that this was a ghost town. Every single shop was closed down. Two restaurant/​bar was open but no customers. Highlight of the vacation was boat ride. We bought fast food and rented a boat for an hour. It was fun. Unfortunately boat ride is the ONLY family entertainment available in the entire resort. Kids had no where to go. Casino was closed/​suspended, there are no shops to visit, no fishing, no starbucks! Hotel garden is pretty. This place would be great place to stop by for boat ride but hotel stay is not recommended.
Update 10÷1÷15, thank you for your response. I appreciate your additional information. We wish we were provided with various activities you had available at time of visit. We were not aware of the availabilities of your entertainments at time of visit. We asked various employees but were not guided with what was available in your hotel. It’s very beautiful place but too quite of a place for our kids. I would maybe visit again now that I know you have various entertainments in your facility, thank you for your response.

First off I would like to say that it is obvious based on the interior that this hotel used to be owned by a high-​class hotel chain. It does look very upscale on the inside of the rooms.
That being said, the hotel, and the surrounding village are eerie. The inside of the hotel is filled with large, useless, open spaces, and the hotel itself has very few guests. Moreover, the «village» surrounding it is sad, filled with a abandoned shops, giving it all a CREEPY VIBE.
Also not clarified is that the location no longer contains a casino. The casino that was in the village closed a few years back. And it is terribly confusing as there are still some signs from the hotel that point to the now chained-​up casino!
What bugged me the most, however, was the hotel not informing my cousin, who had his big, two-​hundred family member wedding there, that there would be a jazz concert going on outside the hotel at the same time as the wedding! THERE WAS LOUD LIVE JAZZ MUSIC AND ABOUT A HUNDRED STRANGERS STARING AT THEIR CEREMONY and when they were reading vows!
This is definitely NOT THE PLACE FOR A BIG WEDDING. Not worth it.

We had a great experience at the Hilton Lake Las Vegas. My husband and I were looking for a relaxing get away and that’s just what we got. Our room was nice, we got a room that had a balcony which was a plus. We also got a deal on the breakfast buffet when we booked the hotel, which they have great food there.
We weren’t looking much to go on the strip this trip but the strip is about 20 minutes away which is not bad.
Also our last night there which was a Saturday, they had a 50’s/60’s tribute band playing down at the lake, so fun!
It’s such a beautiful resort and I would definitely come here again
They only thing I was disappointed in was that they shop/​village area didn’t have a ton, a lot of it is closed. But there are a few restaurants and a coffee shop.

Every time we travel between our summer and winter homes, attend a conference or have a job in the Las Vegas area we stay at the Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort and Spa. It has become our favorite hotel. It is unbelievably beautifully appointed and the rooms are priced so reasonably for the luxury and elegance we enjoy.
Additionally, the staff is so welcoming and wonderful. Ximena, at the front desk was so kind to us and upgraded us to a gorgeous room since we stay there often. We just left the Medici Café after a great breakfast. The service was probably the best we have had anywhere. Karina was warm and welcoming and so accommodating that we will be sure to show up when she is on duty. Hilton sure knows how to pick their staff.
We are looking forward to our next stay and we will definitely choose a King suite again. They are unbelievably elegant and huge with a great view.

READ THIS BEFORE YOU BOOK YOUR ROOM!
For starters you are a solid 30 minutes from the strip which equates to a $ 70 + Taxi Service. If it’s seclusion you want with hardly any amenities or things to do, this hotel is your winner. They had a Casino, it’s CLOSED! They have a number of shops where they say you can get food, however nearly all of these are CLOSED! If your satisfied with Pizza and an Irish pub, this might work for you.
Are you a golfer? Try $ 250 a round. We decided because there was nothing else to do we would try a round. We called to schedule and guess what? CLOSED!
So it gets better… we decided we would enjoy a few days around the pool and take advantage of the peace and quiet… Until a motorcycle gang of over 100 guys showed up. They turned this quiet hotel into a 24 hr party. Police were called to help keep the crowd calm and we were told undercover police would be on site as well for when things got out of hand. We didn’t sleep much the whole weekend with yelling and fighting and who knows what else going on around us.
The hotel walls were paper thin so you could hear every word of a casual conversation next door. The hotel décor was suitable for the elderly but way out of date. The staff was somewhat friendly but I think you get better service on the strip.
I would be really surprised if this place is not out of business in a year. It’s dying a slow painful death. The staff is so scarce you can defiantly tell they are trying not to lose money.
Overall this was a very poor experience. Do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else.

Just like Paris Hilton, Lake Las Vegas Hilton is unclassy, a bit trashy and everyone should stay away.
How did I go from staying at The Four Seasons and the Skylofts to staying at the Hilton? However, since this resort was formerly the Famous Ritz Cartlon I assumed it couldn’t’ be that bad, right? Wrong.
Upon arriving we were immediately greeted by the valet, bellhop and doorman, Checking in at guest services was simple and easy. Everything up until this point was good but all that changed after we exited the elevators.
Looks can be deceiving. The main floor of the Hilton was upscale and embelished in classy décor, however once we arrived to our room floor, it was night and day. The hallway badly needed a paint job, the carpet floors stained and cracks in several different areas. The main floor was just a façade and here the real Hilton was starting to show.
At first glance our 1 bedroom suite look decent. Although it was outdated with the walls painted with the ugliest green color the room included a king serenity bed, separate living, work station, oversized shower tub and free wi-​fi. With the basic amenities I thought a night at the this hotel was doable. It’s when I started to put my stuff away is when I realized how filthy the suite was. There was dust on the cabinets, the work station and even on the bed frame. There were deep stains all over the couches and even a shoe print mark on the comforter. Luckily, I didn’t have a black light with me. After all my findings I immediately went downstairs to talk to the manager.
I talked to the manager and asked for a hypoallergenic room and he said none were available. I asked for a different room and he was unwilling to do a room change. He was only willing to send housekeeping to my room for a thorough cleaning. The manager was unprofessional and unapologetic, when I asked how soon housekeeping could come to the suite his response was «I’m not sure, I don’t know.» At this point it was just a losing battle. Acting as if it was a loss in his own pocket, talking became a waste of my breath and effort. In due time bad karma will take it’s course for this manager. I left guest services and headed back to my five star luxury suite.
After being away from the room for four hours, I returned and housekeeping had never arrived. I called the front desk and the manager had already left for the night. I requested a new comforter, sheets and pillows, which were brought up by maintenance a few moments later. In the morning, I asked to speak with the Director who had not arrived yet but was directed to another manager. I talked to the manager who apologized for the other manager. She waived the resort fees and offered to give points for a future Hilton stay. After this nightmare, staying again at the Hilton is the last thing on my mind.
Location:
It’s located 20 minutes from the Las Vegas strip in Henderson, Nevada. The surrounding hotels include The Aston Montelago and The Westin.
Parking:
$ 15.00 valet with in and out privileges or self parking in the parking structure is free.
Tip:
Daily resort fee is $ 25.00
Experience:
The best part of this Lake Las Vegas Hilton experience was leaving. Stay away at all cost.

Average room… Not a lot of «extra» stuff. Large closet !! Whoop whoop! No microwave. They do have a mini fridge… empty and smelling like old French fries. The furniture looks like they are trying to hold on to it as long as possible.
Beautiful property!
The check in was a bit long because the property is soooo big (Ton of rooms) I checked in for business travel. Trying to find the elevator to my floor (8^th) was a challenge! I felt like I was going through a haunted hotel to try and find my room. The entire hotel feels weird… Just a bit OFF if you ask me.
The free wifi is nice and the bathroom had a huge tub (I don’t do baths). They also had a vanity mirror which I use at home :) To be honest … I don’t think I would come back here if I was staying by myself AGAIN.

Pleasant change of pace from the strip. We wanted to come to Vegas but wanted a relaxing weekend. This was the perfect spot. The hotel is like being in an Italian village by a lake. Our room was overlooking the gardens with a great view of the beautiful hills behind the hotel. We booked spa treatments, ate dinner in the village and then went to strip for a show. Perfect balance of fun and relaxation. Coming back for sure.

Nice hotel, dropped someone off for convention.
They casino close Hella early. Like Now 7:00 pm :/​
But they had the biggest gingerbread house I’ve seen, I’m wondering who got the job to do it. I no they were full of sweets. Lol

Haven’t even left, I’m sitting in bed writing a review at 6:51 am.
I booked 3 rooms, 2 suites and 1 double bed. Rooms are very very spacious and look very nice however the room is lacking small details such as little things are not clean or taken care of.
The staff is very nice only complaint is we asked for an extra ice bucket cause we had 2 bottles of champagne that needed to be chilled and finally went down and took the one out of my dads room cause they never brought us one.
Finally my main complaint!!! I just got married and I am trying to enjoy sleeping in next to my husband however at 6:20 am I get awoken by a guy using a leaf blower down by the pool … Um you have got to be kidding me!!! When I call down to the front desk the lady answers and states that my dad had just called about the same thing and was not very pleasant with me.
I’m spending so much money here with these rooms hoping I would have an amazing experience but i rather have stayed else where. Sorry lake Las Vegas Hilton you have let lots of people down and we will not be returning!
So sad that lake Las Vegas will be a complete ghost town in no time!!!

Located about 30 minutes from McCarren Airport or from the Las Vegas strip, the Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort and Spa make a nice, low key alternative to the wild pace of Downtown.
The property is definitely still recovering from the Recession years! The on-​site casino is still closed. About half of the hotel is under renovation as of this writing. But, the property is lovely and nicely maintained. It has a Florentine/​Mediterranean feel to it. There is only one restaurant in the hotel, though it serves a very nice buffet breakfast. The nearby ‘Village’ is a bit depressing during the day as nearly half of the properties are still shuttered. But there is a nice selection of reasonably-​priced restaurants and in the evenings, particularly on the weekends, the place livens up considerably.
The staff was very welcoming and helpful in all regards. The spa/​fitness area was very pleasant. The pool and beach/​lagoon were comfortable. It was fun renting a paddle boat and going around the lake.
Two other elements that lead me to a three-​star vs. four-​star review. First, there were birds’ nests under the eves outside our window. On the one hand, this is kind of neat and interesting… some kind of mud swallow. But the birds left a lot of bird poo on the window and windowsill, which was a bit unsightly. Secondly, the shuttle arrangements between the airport, downtown, and the property are rather widely spaced. We ended up renting a car and it worked out well. The parking is ample.
So, we had a good time. I hope, as the economy improves and they bring the property back to its full glory, to try it again in the future.