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Doubletree By Hilton Hotel Las Vegas Airport
A quieter base away from the central Strip, offering professional service alongside steep breakfast fees.
Strong · Deep coverage · read from 15 sources · 52 traveler insights
80
RoomExpert Score
Strong
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Doubletree By Hilton Hotel Las Vegas Airport offers a quieter alternative to the bustling Strip with friendly, seasoned staff. Guests appreciate the clean, spacious rooms and comfortable king beds. However, reviewers consistently complain about high on-property costs, particularly having to pay twenty-five dollars extra for breakfast. 111413
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What travelers noticed
- Guests agree that the location provides a calm environment with less foot traffic than the middle and southern portions of the Strip. 1
- Reviewers consistently praise the seasoned and professional staff along with friendly service at check-in. 11
- Sleep quality gets high marks thanks to plush yet firm king beds and decent closet storage. 1
- There is strong agreement that on-property expenses add up quickly, particularly the twenty-five dollar charge for breakfast. 11
The catch
Who it's for
- — Travelers wanting a calmer stay away from the bustling Strip
- — Guests seeking a quick ride to Harry Reid International Airport
- — Hilton status holders utilizing priority check-in lines
Skip it if
- — Travelers looking for included free breakfast
- — Light sleepers booking rooms that face the echoing pool area
- — Visitors wanting to be in the immediate center of Strip nightlife
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Score breakdown
How the 80/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.
Bathroom
85read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “The water pressure in the bathroom sink was excellent, but the shower water pressure could have been stronger.” 1
- “The Byredo toiletries in the bathroom offered a nice touch of luxury and smelled fantastic (the scent, Mojave Ghost, was the same for the hand soap, lotion, shampoo, conditioner and body wash).” 1
Food
83read from 2 sources · Light coverage
- “At Resorts World, the hallways, art, casino floor, slot machines, table games, restaurants, pool complex and many other common areas are gleaming beacons of modernity.” 1
- “And you had a host that you were expected to tip for saying "sit anywhere you want" and "how's the food you got from the buffet," I mean the guy was super nice and hard working and I was happy to tip him like 40%, cuz of all the crap he was taking from the other customers (one guy walked out cuz they wouldn't make him a personalized egg white omelet).” 11
Location
85read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “For those flying into Las Vegas, Resorts World is a 14-minute ride from Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). This is especially convenient if you're relying on ride-hailing services to get around instead of renting a car.” 1
Noise
83read from 2 sources · Light coverage
- “While Resorts World was busy during my weekend stay, the immediate surrounding area was calm and featured less foot traffic than the middle and southern portions of the Strip. This might not be the most "happening" spot in the area.” 1
- “Half of the hotel faces out to the large pool area which can be so noisy from daylight until after ten. Those facing the pool, all, will never know quite. The design causes a huge echo and you can hear everything, every conversation, every child scream.” 11
Room
83read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “I appreciated that the room was spacious enough for two adults traveling with two carry-ons and two backpacks.” 1
- “The closet - in addition to extra storage space provided by deep drawers - was a decent size for hanging up clothes, and the king bed was slightly plush but firm enough that I didn't completely sink into it, making for a good night's rest.” 1
Service
84read from 1 source · Deep coverage
Bed & Sleep
86read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “The closet - in addition to extra storage space provided by deep drawers - was a decent size for hanging up clothes, and the king bed was slightly plush but firm enough that I didn't completely sink into it, making for a good night's rest.” 1
Value
82read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “The location provides a quieter alternative to the busiest parts of the Strip, but on-property prices for food and essentials can be high.” 1
- “While I'm a fan of the proverb, "If it's free, it's for me," I still thoroughly enjoyed the cocktails my party ordered from Crystal Bar, located in the heart of the casino floor. They were pricey - one Patron margarita and an old-fashioned set us back $50 - but they were tastier and smoother than the complimentary drinks.” 1
Where it is, how to reach it
7250 Pollock Drive
Las Vegas, Nevada
89119 USA
Details checked 2026-09-10
Where it sits
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Stay value
How this property reads against the hotels we cover alongside it. Measured on review evidence, not on a nightly rate.
Right in line
On par with what $ usually buys
Scores 2 points below the modest median of 82, across 404 hotels in the same bracket. In Las Vegas it sits 2 points below the local median of 82.
Price bracket
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Modest
- This hotel
- 80
- Bracket median
- 82
- Index median
- 86
Based on 404 comparable hotels.
Which room to ask for
What reviewers say about where to sleep inside this building — by room number where one is named, and otherwise by floor, wing, aspect and position. Every line opens onto the quotes behind it.
No reviewer has yet described a room, floor or aspect specifically enough to act on at this property. Room intelligence appears here the moment they do.
Where travelers agree — and don’t
The topics reviewers split on most. A wide bar means your experience depends on which room you get — or whose opinion you trust.
Food
73
Bathroom
53
Room
52
Service
40
Noise
30
Value
5
View the 36 things travelers said behind this verdict▾
Quotes run exactly as travelers wrote them — spelling and all. We trim for length, never for tidiness.
Room11 mentions
- “Another offputting fixture in my room was a gray chair with a mysterious oily-looking stain.” 1
- “post by GingerOfTheNorth on Sep 23, 2006 It really depends what you're looking for, Rick. We recently stayed at Mandalay Bay (on the company) and were put up in a high roller suite. I could heartily recommend it - if someone else were paying for it.” 4
- “Rooms are spacious with contemporary touches, though some guests may find the decor dark or certain fixtures dated.” 1
- “The floor-to-ceiling windows alleviated some of this during the daytime, but the room felt especially dark in the evenings.” 1
- “The view from my deluxe Strip-view room was spectacular, though the room itself felt a bit drab.” 1
- “Generally, the dark decor throughout the room felt a bit heavy and at odds with the bright, sunny Las Vegas weather I experienced during my stay.” 1
- “My room at the Hilton didn't make a lasting impression, but it was comfortable for a short two-night stay.” 1
- “I appreciated that the room was spacious enough for two adults traveling with two carry-ons and two backpacks.” 1
- “The only reason I didn't rate it a 10 out of 10 was because the front desk guy wouldn't give me a key that worked until I tried 3 different room keys at 3 in the morning.” 13
- “The closet - in addition to extra storage space provided by deep drawers - was a decent size for hanging up clothes, and the king bed was slightly plush but firm enough that I didn't completely sink into it, making for a good night's rest.” 1
- “Checking out is easy if you're tech savvy - you'll have the option to check out via the Hilton Honors app or the in-room TV - but if you have questions about certain charges made to your room (like the $60 Champagne-flavored gummies erroneously added to my bill) or if you simply prefer a face-to-face experience, you can check out in the main lobby.” 1
Food7 mentions
- “Then with the breakfast, I pay $80 for a room with ammenities that includes free breakfast at quality, while at DT I pay $25 extra for the same thing.” 11
- “According to their website their rooms don't offer a microwave, but if you pay a higher rate items can be brought to the room. $25 for breakfast seems pretty steep.” 11
- “That adds ups quickly. They also charge for breakfast! I'm surprised they don't nickel and dime you more with an attendant at the pool selling swimming tickets, charge for ice and god help you if you want clean towels.” 11
- “At Resorts World, the hallways, art, casino floor, slot machines, table games, restaurants, pool complex and many other common areas are gleaming beacons of modernity.” 1
- “Choice also has free breakfast, while had to pay $25 for the same exact thing this morning.” 11
- “And you had a host that you were expected to tip for saying "sit anywhere you want" and "how's the food you got from the buffet," I mean the guy was super nice and hard working and I was happy to tip him like 40%, cuz of all the crap he was taking from the other customers (one guy walked out cuz they wouldn't make him a personalized egg white omelet).” 11
- “Yea my wife and I stayed at a cambria, and its basically what you said, maybe a step down, and business otiented. But everything was fancy and we got upgraded to their best room, ritzy bar, good food, felt hoppin.” 11
Bathroom6 mentions
- “The bathroom layout is odd in that the counter and sink are in the bedroom, not bathroom.” 11
- “The water pressure in the bathroom sink was excellent, but the shower water pressure could have been stronger.” 1
- “Like the room, the bathroom also felt quite spacious, with enough counter space to unpack toiletries with room to spare.” 1
- “The beds are functionally the same, you get a sink, a bath, DT has a better tv, while quality inn has more plugs for my phone and a desk lamp, etc etc.” 11
- “Like the room, the bathroom also felt quite spacious, with enough counter space to unpack toiletries with room to spare. It was also especially helpful to have double outlets on both sides of the vanity for things like hair tools, clothing steamers or chargers.” 1
- “The Byredo toiletries in the bathroom offered a nice touch of luxury and smelled fantastic (the scent, Mojave Ghost, was the same for the hand soap, lotion, shampoo, conditioner and body wash).” 1
Service5 mentions
- “I mean there's a bar, the staff seems a little more seasoned and professional, and the building seems a little better maintained, but I'm paying double just for the room what I could pay for a quality inn, even without my friends and family discount.” 11
- “We recently stayed at Mandalay Bay (on the company) and were put up in a high roller suite. I could heartily recommend it - if someone else were paying for it. Excellent service, immaculate housekeeping, but sort of out of the way down at the end of the strip.” 4
- “Hard to rate. Staff friendly. Rooms clean and big enough.” 11
- “The Golden Monkey is a great spot for preshow or predinner drinks thanks to its moody but warm ambience, attentive service and eye-catching decor.” 1
- “Thanks to the complimentary Diamond status I get as a Hilton Aspire cardholder, I was able to check my party in using the designated Gold and Diamond member line, which was empty upon arrival. This was a welcome sight, especially because the regular check-in line was quite long.” 1
Location1 mention
- “For those flying into Las Vegas, Resorts World is a 14-minute ride from Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). This is especially convenient if you're relying on ride-hailing services to get around instead of renting a car.” 1
Noise2 mentions
- “While Resorts World was busy during my weekend stay, the immediate surrounding area was calm and featured less foot traffic than the middle and southern portions of the Strip. This might not be the most "happening" spot in the area.” 1
- “Half of the hotel faces out to the large pool area which can be so noisy from daylight until after ten. Those facing the pool, all, will never know quite. The design causes a huge echo and you can hear everything, every conversation, every child scream.” 11
Value3 mentions
- “The location provides a quieter alternative to the busiest parts of the Strip, but on-property prices for food and essentials can be high.” 1
- “While I'm a fan of the proverb, "If it's free, it's for me," I still thoroughly enjoyed the cocktails my party ordered from Crystal Bar, located in the heart of the casino floor. They were pricey - one Patron margarita and an old-fashioned set us back $50 - but they were tastier and smoother than the complimentary drinks.” 1
- “If you want to take a budget-friendly trip, you can certainly find good deals on rooms at Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World. Nearly everything else, however, is pricey - I paid almost $9 for a single bottle of water at the on-property convenience store and just over $20 for two Starbucks coffees.” 1
Bed & Sleep1 mention
- “The closet - in addition to extra storage space provided by deep drawers - was a decent size for hanging up clothes, and the king bed was slightly plush but firm enough that I didn't completely sink into it, making for a good night's rest.” 1
What we still don't know
What we can’t tell you yet, said plainly. These close as we read more coverage of this hotel.
- No reviewer has named an individual room number here yet.
- Nothing reliable said about room types.
- Nothing reliable said about floor level.
- Nothing reliable said about building or wing.
- Nothing reliable said about which side it faces.
- Nothing reliable said about view.
- Nothing reliable said about position on the floor.
- Food rests on 2 sources — too thin to rely on.
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How much we read
Deep coverage · 49/100We read 15 sources for this property, and pulled 52 traveler insights worth knowing. Last checked 2026-09-11.
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Freshness
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- 7Best hotel for early AM flight? : r/LasVegasreddit.comForum thread2026-04-22CurrentRead originalreddit.com
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- 13Review: Tropicana Las Vegas - A DoubleTree By Hilton ...flyinghighonpoints.comReview site2024-12-10Ageing1 quote used
“The only reason I didn't rate it a 10 out of 10 was because the front desk guy wouldn't give me a key that worked until I tried 3 different room keys at 3 in the morning.”
Read originalflyinghighonpoints.com - 1My review of the Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts Worldthepointsguy.comReview site2024-09-24Ageing32 quotes used
“Another offputting fixture in my room was a gray chair with a mysterious oily-looking stain.”
Read originalthepointsguy.com - 3Travel - DoubleTree hotel near Las Vegas airport trades handsneon.reviewjournal.comReview site2022-10-04AgeingRead originalneon.reviewjournal.com
- 4Las Vegas hotel reviews? - In My Humble Opinionboards.straightdope.comReview site2006-09-23Ageing3 quotes used
“post by GingerOfTheNorth on Sep 23, 2006 It really depends what you're looking for, Rick. We recently stayed at Mandalay Bay (on the company) and were put up in a high roller suite. I could heartily recommend it - if so…”
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