Crockfords Las Vegas, LXR Hotels & Resorts

From the moment we pulled in to the gate to check in I knew this would be a special place. Yes, you have to pull up to a gate that opens upon arrival and that's where the valet is. No hustle and bustle of having to navigate a chaotic valet even on busy weekends. When you walk in the lobby it's a nice respite from the busyness of the Strip. The furniture is nice and comfy and the hotel bar is right in the lobby across from check in. The only thing that was a hassle is getting from the lobby to the room. We had to walk down this long hallway that required key card access and go through the Hilton lobby to get to the elevators for the suites. However, the long hallway that was annoying to walk through was also super quiet and had lovely art on the walls.The room we stayed in was amazing. We had a suite and this was a proper suite. The bathroom was huge and more than enough space for me, my partner, and our daughter. I think the best part of the whole stay was one of the housekeepers gave my daughter a stuffy and "Fluffy" goes to bed with her every night. It's such a big and small thing that'll make me a Crockfords guest for a long time.

Crockfords is a pretty hotel inside Resorts World. It's also a new property. But...The phone in the living room did not work. The mini-fridge was broken and we couldn't open it. We arrived too early for them. We left our luggage with valet. Front desk was supposed to text and/or call us when our room was ready. We went to eat breakfast. We waited patiently and no one reached out. It wasn't until I decided to walk back to the front desk and inquire about our room. Immediately was told: "oh your room has been ready."I don't think the service, amenities or lack therefore match the "hype."They did give me a dining credit for any inconvenience they caused. The living-room phone never got repaired. I had to call from my cell phone once for room service. I will say that the quality of their hair products is top notch. I appreciate the credit and because they tried to right their wrongs, yes, I will be back and give them a second chance. Resorts World is hosting Janet Jackson's residency.So...Yeah! Happy New Year everyone!

This was my second time staying at the Crockfords using Amex Fine hotels and resort.Last time I came early in the calendar year and I was upgraded to a really large entertainment suite. This time I was upgraded to a regular suite. Both times I was still impressed by the hospitality and how clean everything was.I appreciate the chocolates and all the toiletries that are provided in our room. Housekeeping came in while we were at dinner and placed new water bottles for us. The bed is comfortable and the main bathroom is spacious. Amex FHR provides us with early check in, late check out, welcome drinks, free breakfast and dining credit -- I really recommend this hotel to anyone looking to stay in Vegas with a platinum card. It's a bit far from some of the main attractions on the strip but there is a taxi stand that is conveniently located; the Uber stand is a bit far and windy. Much nicer/newer than the hotels that are more central on the strip.

A decent option to stay for those that don't want to be directly on the strip. Out of all the different sections of Resorts World, the Crockfords provides the most luxurious services. These sections of the hotel are through key card entry only. They also have a small selection of pastries and drinks in the lobby for the guests in the morning. The Crockfords west area requires you to walk through the Hilton lobby. The rooms have good bath products and are very spacious. We had a soiled mattress and requested that it be changed, but they were unable to change it so it was off-putting knowing that was what we were sleeping on.

Part of 3 brands under the overall Hilton hotel chain in the Resort World building in Las Vegas, the Crockford is a unique luxury hotel under the LXR Hotels brands, sitting between the top of the line Waldorf Astoria (now that's a name for a luxury hotel chain) and the Conrad (which I've always considered to be a very fancy hotel chain). The Crockford, Conrad, and Hilton brands share a lot of common features within the Resort World complex (opened in 2021 for a cost of 4.3 billion), including a well advertised 'Famous Foods' Asian inspired food hall. Thus the Crockford is considered the highest of the three brands, though I'm certain that a Conrad in a different city would have superior service and amenities.Thanks to my brother, my wife and I got to stay in a 2 queen room for 3 nights early in August (Crockford rooms being floor 59 and above), and took advantage of a lot of the benefits an invited guest gets, along with just being in a luxury hotel-- in room gifts of box of chocolates and bottle of chilled sparkling wine-- thick robes, massage gun, luxury shampoo and lotion (e.g. Mojave Ghost from Byredo)-- lights and blinds all controlled through wall controls throughout the room-- very comfortable beds and large thick towels-- provided without asking, toothbrush kits.-- high speed elevators that we never had to wait long for-- access to a small room that had gourmet chocolate chip cookies, cucumber water, and a decent spread of fresh fruit, muffins.The room had a minibar, but also had an empty beverage refrigerator to put in bottles of water. The bathroom had double sinks, and a large walk-in shower with a standard shower head (not a rainshower head nor much water pressure). It had a decent size flat screen tv with basic cable channels. The air conditioning worked well, even with the huge floor to ceiling windows letting in so much light. We got a view of the Convention Center from our window. Maid service is daily, and noticed that there are shifts so will even fix your room at night if you requested privacy during day.

This hotel concept is a bit confusing, there three hotels in one which don't mesh well because of the set up. It's a bit of chaotic lobby and check in process, for example when staying at the Crockfords the entrance and parking was for certain floor levels vs that being the basic hotel entrance.The vibe feels like a too open of a mall overall, doesn't have that awesome Vegas vibe. The food court area is nice as they have a lot of options.The rooms aren't anything super special vs other properties. The pool area is nice, no issues there.Overall they hype this as unparalleled luxury on their website, I don't feel it lives up to that.

Had an incredible stay at Crockfords Hotel. From the pull in to check out, I felt well taken care of. Opulent stay, and thank you staff!

This 5 Star Property, part of Resorts World is a gem. It's pricey and definitely geared towards the peeps with money. The rooms are super comfy, plush and tastefully decorated. Views are amazing from any point and the staff are friendly and welcoming.Parking is tricky as they do offer valet as well as two parking garages none of which are free unless you're a Genting Member. The available amenities are amazing. A massager, facial masks in the restroom and the dual shower heads help make your stay enjoyable. My only problem was that my key didn't work on multiple occasions. I had to change them out five times and it took almost an hour and a half to get access to my room - mind you, it was 2am and I had a meeting at 8am sharp! The hotel manager offered me a dining credit for the inconvenience. Which I appreciated. Would really like a complimentary stay for future use. No real explanation as to why it happened or what caused it so I hope this doesn't happen to anyone else. Must have been a glitch. I do plan on returning again though. If you're on the fence about choosing where to stay in Vegas and you want to feel rich, this is the place to be. Thank me later.

Read the reviews in Trip Advisor and many people were confused but I think the Resort World is broken into 2 properties, the Hilton Conrad, and the boutique Crockfords.The Crockfords is the boutique version and it has its own entrance that you have to get scanned entry to. The hotel is beautiful and its exclusive lobby will leave you in awe. Parking was $18 per night or $35 valet but the reservation rep told us it was free..boo! They said we couldn't check in and leave our car in the driveway and we weren't happy about that but they finally let us.The room has toothbrushes, facial masks, shampoo conditioner, mouthwash a mini-fridge for you to use, robes and slippers a lighted magnifying mirror and just about everything you'll need. We loved it and can't wait to go back. We had a strip view room with a bonus view of the red mountains. So nice!

Crockfords was a former gentlemen's clubs founded year 1929 in London, UK. The Uk casino has been closed since 2023 and now the brand attempts to cross over to the Americas yeah?Parent company Genting Group is a hospitality conglomerate headquartered in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. They own all of the Resorts World and Crockfords brand. To make things even more confusing Conrad Hilton is the great grandfather of Paris Hilton and founder of Hilton Hotels. Luxury tier includes Waldorf Astoria, LXR Resorts, and Conrad. Hilton Honors reward program manages the 3 hotel properties but everything else with gaming is owned or managed by Genting. Crockfords is the top dog here with less than 300 guest rooms. March 2024 weekday check in around 18:00 was smooth and fast with nobody else in the lobby area. Saba? From front desk was friendly and efficient. Pool open 0900-1800. Google maps will take you to the south valet which is wrong. If you are checking into Hilton Conrad the valet is north side on Resorts World Ave. Crockfords has its own private entrance. Just drive up to the gate and it will open automatically. Galen the bartender is dope. Our room 1250 sq ft entertainment suite on the 62nd floor was lit. My only beef is that the drapes didn't close all the way. I also wish RW would have something similar to the Bellagio Botanical Gardens. Decor is on par with Wynn/Encore and it cost them $4.3b to built in 2021 so splurge a little and all in on red only if you live once.