I didn't stay at the LVH. I stayed there under the Hilton Brand a few years ago, nothing bad about their rooms. Does appear LVH has re-done the rooms by the current reviews I've read. I visit Vegas for fun at least twice a year from the East Coast, Oct. 2011 being my previous visit. I always make time to... More

The hotel is tired, the staff is tired, the food mediocre at best and the service was slow and unresponsive. The rooms were in various states of disrepair. I am responsible for sales and marketing for a global telecommunications company and we made the mistake of booking this hotel last year when it was still the Las Vegas Hilton and... More

We stayed at the LVH hotel, because we had an upgrade available to a huge Napa Suite on the 28th floor. The suite was designed so that you could lock out the bedroom from the entertainment area, and had two separate doors to each part of the suite. The door connecting the entertainment area to the bedroom could be locked... More

I had read the negative reviews extensively, and even spoke about them with the female LVH reservation agent. I speculated she was talking about the regular rooms when she strongly recommended the $10 per night upgrade to a "Premium" room. I did the upgrade. So when I arrived, I was pleasantly surprised at the room! Very spacious, newer carpeting and... More

Checked in late on Friday night, was put in a room with a king size bed in the central tower. Room was very large and spacious however there were over a dozen hairs all over the bathroom floor. Absolutely disgusting. Even after we requesting housekeeping (the housekeeper was very, very nice) to clean the floor there were still hairs all... More

The LVH was an average older hotel. Was it a 4 star hotel? No, more of a low 3 star hotel. Location is off of the strip however having the monorail station stop at the hotel was a plus. The rooms are in need of some TLC however nothing was too bad when considering the rate that we paid for... More

The Las Vegas Hilton has undergone some renovation and a name change. It's now the LVH and the rooms are a bit nicer than before. It's no Wynn or Bellagio but for a value hotel in Vegas it works quite well. The number 1 asset of this property is the huge Sportsbook and all the unique wagers they accept. If... More

I was very hesitant to stay at the LVH with reading the reviews. We had a chiropractic conference at the conference centre and decided to stay at the LVH since it's adjoining. We didn't really have any issues except a few minor glitches. First off, the hotel is older and off the strip, but that's mostly it. The monorail station... More

The hotel is huge be prepared for a lot of walking, an older gentleman with me had to stop during walks to his room to rest at times. the casino itself is lacking in gaming area but its also not as packed as on the strip so it equals out. the limits on the weekend are that of downtown so... More