Desert Rose Resort

Not a bad place if you want is a place to rest, some space to relax and close to the Strip. Comes with a refrigerator, kitchen, table and sofa and small living area. A nice bonus.It's technically walking distance from the Strip but I wouldn't recommend going back to your room late at night, daytime is ok. Highly recommend to Uber/Lyft or get a rental car.The laundry is very useful and convenient. The grounds are decent shape not fancy but will do. Staff is friendly and efficient.Important note if you are a Wyndham member this is best property to use your points... It's typically 7500 much lower than 15K for other properties 30K for Caesars Strip.Recommended for sure.

My family planned a vacation and all of us stayed at the same hotel, reserving five rooms at the Desert Rose Resort. My brother recommended this place as he goes to a week long conference every year and stays here. We are planning another family trip in March, I will not be staying here again, and neither will they. The employees who checked us in were great, no major complaints about the room. The one thing that caused me to give two stars is a missing item, I forgot a big Yeti tumbler in the room while checking out. Within 10-15 minutes of realizing it was left in the room, I went to the front desk and explained to the employee and she was gracious enough to reactivate the key so I could retrieve the item. I went back into the room, it was no where to be found and not turned into the front desk or any type of lost and found. There were three of us who stayed in the room and none of us had the cup. Housekeeping was walking around outside and were in there right after we left. You do the math.

4.5/5 stars. Highly recommend!Took a family trip to Vegas and was looking for an affordable 2 room place. This place exceeded my expectations for the value. Had 2 rooms , 2 full bathrooms, living room, dining room and kitchen. Our family loved the stay here. There was a hiccup with the pack and play. I called ahead to arrange for the set up in the room. It was not set up upon arrival and had to call 2 times before someone brought it up.I didn't check out the other amenities offered but did see there was room to do laundry if you wanted to. The resort has 4 different buildings so finding the right one might be a little confusing. I wish the gate for the elevator was marked more obviously. Just followed the people going in and out to figure out where it was. There's plenty of parking for guests.Overall would definitely stay here again if I come back to Vegas. It's super close to the strip if you wanted to hang out there. We went to places off the strip and took less than 20 minutes to get anywhere.

One of the gems in Wyndham's timeshare collection is the Desert Rose Resort.Plenty of free parking is available, and the check-in process was actually pretty quick and friendly. Get the room key and walk into the atrium style hallways to your room.Upon stepping into the room, I was greeted by a strong, musty smell of smoke. However, as I settled in, the odor became less noticeable. The room boasted a kitchen, a spacious living area, a large dining room table, and a separate bedroom. There was even a balcony, although the scorching heat kept me indoors. The air conditioning worked like a charm, though.The pool area was a welcome oasis, with the water temperature just right. Guests can also make use of the grills provided. Just watch out for the scorching hot pool deck - it's not for the faint of heart it will burn your feet in ways you never imagined. During my stay, the pool was constantly buzzing with kids, but at least it stayed open late.The Lobby has a bar if you're interested, but i stayed the sober course!Overall, it was a decent stay at this slightly older property. I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

Checked in with no problem with Cindy who was nice. Get to our room and had brought food to cook and as soon as we started cooking a bug darts across the kitchen wall!!!! Screaming I leap to the phone and called the downstairs attendant Anthony and Gretta who agreed we could change rooms. Changing rooms in another building we noticed in the second room the weather stripping was absent on bottom of the entrance door so I'm sure any and everything crawling could be your roommate as you could see clear outside. Checking out this 2nd room ants all over the bathroom tub. Calling down tire again talking to Gretta that we need another room and would definitely be the last opportunity before needing our money back. We would have left here but there were no rooms available that would accommodate with the space we needed. So Gretta changes us out of that room and room 3 had no issues but the moving was very stressful lugging all of our luggage, food bags, and packs of water. So to comp the moves yea three moves they truly insulted me with a 25 dollar food credit which sounds nice but when the food is high as heck you can only get one thing and my whole family of 4 was inconvenienced..... we should have all been able to get something!! I got two small appetizers and it was still $5.80 over and instead of comping it all or giving us a better comp fee like 50.00 nope they still charged it to my room. Would I recommend nope at all!!!! This place sucks!!!! Ps there is construction going on as well but they need to do better period with hotel resort maintenance and quality checks. Run away!!!!! Spend your hard earned money else where.

The staff was wonderful and the room was clean. Parking was easy and you're inside a gated area. This is where the good part of my review really ends. It was extremely loud. There's no insulation in the floors above you. I literally woke up in the middle of the night because I heard somebody talking and it was through the floor above me. Scratchy sheets but a comfy bed. Minimal has been done for upgrades. The TVs only have cable you cannot stream or cast to them. You cannot even electronically check out. You have to call the desk or go in.

The Desert Rose is a resort that features suites with kitchenettes just off the strip. It has a pool, a gym, and onsite kitchen for room service. I chose this lodging based on its proximity to the south end of the strip and Allegiant stadium. I was also looking for a hotel without the smoke and crowds of a casino. There weren't any unexpected "resort" or parking fees. The room was relatively clean, however, it seemed like the housekeeper got distracted while preparing it--the bed was half made and there were some prior tenants clothes behind the dresser. The kitchen was clean and there were enough pans/dishes to make dinner.Now the negatives: my room was located on a busy street and traffic noise was audible throughout the night. Most of the rooms are back from the roadway, I'm just lucky I guess. Another minor annoyance were the doors. None of them seemed like they were hung by professionals. They all had huge gaps. The main entrance door locked fine but I could see light and feel the cold air entering. The bathroom door was the same. The latch barely caught the strike plate to keep it closed. Finally, this resort is owned by a timeshare company. It's not a deal breaker but just be prepared to be approached by their salespeople who call themselves concierges when you check in. They will offer you a Vegas show or attraction in exchange of sitting through a sales presentation.

This was my Fiancée and my wonderful treasure in Las Vegas, Nevada. However, as in life, everything changes and so did the Desert Rose Resort. I would rename it the Ghetto Rose Resort Now! If you enjoy a nice resort, pleasant clientele, security for your personal items and your vehicle, then DO NOT GO HERE!The front lobby, yes looks like as always, but we stayed in the very last building. I noticed right aways the dying shrubbery and plants as compared to the first building. It says smoke free resort, but that doesn't stop the hallways smelling like POT at times in the evening. Our shower, literally, had dirty grout that the both of us noticed immediately. The both of us noticed immediately, that this was definitely not the same type of guests as usual staying here. We had a late check out, that they offered and we accepted. However, that didn't stop the cleaning crew and a handy man from trying to enter our room early in the morning on check out day while we were still in it. We even at one point called the front desk to make sure we did have a late check out, which we did.Now lets get to the straw that broke the camel's back. I expect with a timeshare security! A resort, security! Empathy, even if you have to fake it! Taking our bags to our vehicles, my own Vehicle was vandalized! As was five other cars staying at their resort. Which they found out about it, but decided to wait until we walked out to our vehicles. Do they have camera's? Their answer no! Supposedly they have security patrolling, although, in all the times I've stayed I've never seen security "Patrolling". Their make shift security person, has me write a statement on this simple form titled by another company with no address, phone number, and the resort information no where on the form. The Manager (Maybe that's who it was), DEAN, comes out and is empathetic for two seconds until he realizes we want the damage fixed that day or money / check issued. Then he passive aggressively explained that their cash clientele got refunds, but because we are time share OWNERS we get basically a food/drink voucher and some points back. We tried to explain that my Genesis is vandalized and I have to drive across a state and want compensation. He then goes to offer a list of local places that I can fix at my own expense (Which they were all closed). When my Fiancée went to the desk, the young lady literally smirked at her as she was expressing her frustration. I guess the front desk people think this is funny. Outside talking with this passive aggressive, DEAN, he tells I just need for you to "Acknowledge" that I gave you options. I explained what you need to do is go get me your business card. At one point, he curtly pointed at the sign on the wall that basically says the customer is liable for parking there, etc. etc. They have no cameras supposedly, but they knew a car with young people speed through the parking lot taking time to vandalize their clientele's cars.Thanks Ghetto Desert Rose Resort for a memorable time. My suggestion, if your are vacationing in Las Vegas, don't trust these people, the employees, or the security....

I love this resort! It's super clean, their staff is super friendly and they make you feel right at home. The pool is amazing and drinks are affordable!

Overall, My family of three arrived prior to check-in and Kiana was able to get us to our room a little early. She was so welcoming and warm, making sure we had all of our needed info, the nifty RFID key bracelets, and even a duo of complimentary champagne pours from the lobby bar. Our room was in building 4, at the end of a hallway on the third floor. Our balcony and windows faced the rear lot and had a view of the Strip, including the Luxor.Overall cleanliness of the unit upon entry was adequate. Beds were nicely made and sheets/mattresses/pillows were pristine with absolutely no evidence of unwelcome 'guests'. There were a few little bits of debris here and there on the floor, though nothing from our standards that required a second pass from housekeeping. The one bathroom had some wear and tear on moldings from water damage. Both bathrooms and kitchen were dated but absolutely functional. We really liked having the two separate bedrooms and the center room was great for lounging and watching tv to unwind. We grocery shopped and ate 2 out of 3 daily meals in our room. There were plenty of dishes, utensils, and other necessities to meet most meal needs. The pool area was nice overall. At the times we visited (later afternoon to early evening), we had no problems getting chairs or enjoying ourselves in the water. Pool temperature was about 10 degrees warmer than I like it, but I'm a Northerner. Shade was a little difficult to come by while the sun hit certain angles and the umbrellas were difficult to adjust. Though we did not take advantage of it, the grilling set-up was cool and the folks using them looked like they were cooking up feasts!Parking was never an issue. We always found a spot directly under our room. Getting to and from our daily destinations was easy because the resort is close enough to the Strip but also to the expressway and the airport.It was honestly too hot (up to 105 with heat advisories) for us to have attempted to walk anywhere from our room, so we didn't attempt it and just drove wherever we needed to go. In cooler temps, we may have tried to walk to Excalibur/Luxor etc because it really is quite close.Our first night was super quiet at night, impressively so for a resort with many interior courtyards. Subsequent nights were not as quiet, as we could hear party people in the hall, courtyards, and parking lot, but the combo of our a/c unit noise and earplugs helped. We may be old and in bed before midnight, but we came to Vegas fully aware that people come here for fun.