Tahiti Village

First of all, I wish I could give this place 3.5 Stars in lieu of 4. Just return from here 06/13 to 06/20/09. Be aware that during the time of our stay Consolidated resorts laid off 900 sales staff members and any expansion of this property is on hold until market conditions improve. How will this affect the level of service from this point forward I am not sure. It did cut down on the volume of people doing the presentations that others have complained about so, in that sense, an improvement was noticed.

The resort is nice, the room was clean, our 9 and 5 yr old loved the lazy river. It just seemd to be a bit of a mob scene. But I guess thats Vegas in general.

One other person noted the lack of internet service which I was fine with because I just use my phone for that. What got me was the 20th century room charge system. It is not computerized at all. First you have to give a $300 deposit to be able to room charge. And then it's done the old fashion way whereby they fill out a 3 part slip of paper by hand and then you sign. No place on the form to leave a tip either.Plus you have to carry this hand filled out card and a photo ID to do the room charge. HASSLE... For me this sucked. I never take cash or credit/debit cards to the pool area. But here it's practically a must. I think it's killing their sales too. You have to make it easy for people to spend thier money or the won't. There are no servers and the poolside food selection is minimul but reasonably priced.

I don't do any grilling while on holiday but did notice that the grilling area (5 grills) was almost always busy from lunch time through 8-9 pm. They are cleaned daily.

The shuttle service to and from the strip was very reliable and often the buses are beyond full. But it's FREE.

The pool / lazy river are clean and loaded with chlorine. Given the volume of people in them and the fact that chlorine burns off quickly in hot sunny areas it's probably required.

Next trip to Vegas I will probably just stay in a Hotel. Heck you can get a room a the Trump or Paris for around a $100 a night this time of year.

We spent a week at Tahiti Village during the 3rd week in Sept 08. We absolutely loved it ! Beautiful pool, grounds and rooms. The Bora Bora room is very spacious. Our guest found the sleep out sofa to be very comfortable.

Unfortunately, the lazy river was not yet completed due to construction delays. The time was very relaxing. Continental breakfast in the morning or across the driveway for Denny's. Be careful, fancy pool side drinks were very expensive, but you got to keep the glass. Enjoyed the pool aerobics classes. It would be nice if they had some music playing on the grounds.

Spent the entire time there without a car. Utilized the shuttle service at every chance. Keep in mind that the shuttle only runs until 11pm during the week and 1 am on the weekends, after that it is usually a taxi ride that cost an avg of $20 from the strip.

The staff is very friendly but not totally informative regarding the local bus services or restaurants and deals in the area. Looking forward to our next trip where we expect more construction to be completed.

Just got back on the redeye from NJ and wanted to tell everyone we had a wonderful time at the resort. Resort is on Las Vegas Blvd but just south of the hubbub. We enjoyed having our own car but shuttles are available. Enjoyed the fact that no casino on property so was more family oriented. Don't have to walk through a casino to enjoy the amenities. when we wanted to gamble or go to shows, just a minor trip by car or shuttle. Reccomend when travelling to take roads parallel to Las Vegas Blvd as Rte. 15 or adjacent roads for expediency. Would go back only disappointed in that left a phone charger and was charged to ship back to me, but was handled efficiently.