Jockey Club

So great location and free parking. Some say the pictures look outdated, but I found my room to be spacious and clean. A bit trucking getting from the attached casino to the club but once you figure it out it's not to bad. Would stay here again it was nice.

Not much has changed since the last time we had a room here (this time, we had a one queen-sized bed and pull-out sofa bed for the four of us), except this time we stayed a couple of nights vice an overnighter. We had the time to enjoy some amenities such as the pool, hot tub and gym. While the gym was okay (some of the equipment was out of commission, and no free weights), the hot tub was enjoyable, and the pool had a deep part (8 ft) that was a nice touch, considering most hotel pools I've encountered do not go pass 4 or 5 ft deep. The lamps near the bed could use some more outlets. Some of us have more (medical) things to plug in besides chargers and/or phones. Also, the towel rack fell off the wall, and judging from the paint chips around the base it wasn't the first time.The shared parking with nearby hotels? I should've read my earlier review and saved getting lost trying to find the entrance!Located right on the strip, close to main highways, but out of the way enough to enjoy some quiet; worth it in our book.

We are so happy that we're leaving this place today and never have to look at it again. I'm an update all the pictures straight out of the 1980s complete crap pit. Also I'm putting a picture You have to put all your bathtub linens into a laundry basket for them You have to clean up for them you have to leave it tidy oh my God are you serious. Also forget about a cart for all your luggage and stuff. All they're going to tell you is we don't have one available. This is the only condo resort that doesn't have a luggage cart and a whole bunch of other things. Do yourself a favor and just stay at The Grandview, The Cliffs The Berkeley

Jockey Club - July 2023Great location on the strip. Nestled between The Cosmopolitan and Bellagio Rooms are well maintained and fairly updated for an older resort.Pool area has lots of shade. A limited number of guests are blue to us the Cosmopolitan pool. Inquire at check-in.Noisy in the morning if on the Bellagio side. Trucks below entering underground area of The Cosmopolitan. As security gate goes up and down it beeps constantly.One luggage cart available to use for entire property. There appears to also be a single bellman who also has a luggage cart. This is not enough for check-in/out day

This review is based on Unit 850. To start, this room is not part of the hotel. It is in Airbnb in a separate tower that is not overseen by the hotel. We were not allowed to check in at the hotel desk, but rather we were sent to a security guard who processed our check-in where waited nearly 40 minutes for a bellhop to show us to our room. We were told we could not call the hotel for amenities, but rather the customer service number in our room associated with our booking. Once up, we were disappointed: we paid for a view of the Bellagio fountain but got the parking lot with a sliver of the fountain. Moreover, after a four-hour drive from L.A., we arrived at a filthy room (see pics) with disgustingly dirty floors and a sink that clogged in the bathroom. We called customer service; they asked for pictures. I told them the entire condo needed cleaning and we had to head to a dinner reservation. After some back and forth, they agreed to clean the room the following morning. Because the room was so dirty (we found crumbs and black dirt when we pulled out the sleeper sofa), we slept in our clothes. The next day we headed off for the day, hoping that the room would be clean (as promised) when we returned. Right before leaving, an announcement came on the P.A. informing us that water would be shut off in the building for 3 hours. Ugh. We returned to the room (around 5:00 p.m.) to our disappointment the room was not cleaned; it was just as filthy as when we arrived. We called customer service and they denied saying they would send someone to clean the condo. To add insult to injury, my friend's 16-year-old son found a cocaine tray in the kitchen. We reported it to security, but nothing was done. Because of the cocaine, the absolute dirtiness of the place--it was long-term, built up filth--and simply out of sheer frustration with a lack of response from the "hotel," (we decided we decided to return to L.A. rather than stay another night. It was that bad.

I loved this place!!! Reasonable tooIn the middle of the strip with an incredible view

We've been staying here for years now. We have never had an issue with bed bugs. The staff is alwaysssss nice and helpful. The housekeeping staff is very sweet. I love that its right in the middle of the strip you can literally walk everywhere. You're able to use the Chelsey pool at the Cosmo, and also take an elevator to their Casino level which is perfect. They have their own parking section in the Cosmo parking lot. The rooms are almost like an apartment setting, so if you go buy groceries you have a pace to store everything. The building has member-only access which is safe. Security is also very alert and vigilant. The pool is really cold but i mean for summer it's great. We enjoy staying there.

It is said that when Gambling... The House Always wins. But what If...The reason you're loosing is not because you have bad luck or that the house is rigged, but maybe, just maybe you are betting on the wrong horse. Well...Imagine I'm as genius as the rain man, as handsome as Danny Ocean (George Clooney), and have the strapping body of Alan (Zach Galifianakis) er.. I mean Phil (Bradley Cooper) from the hangover...Now let my Brilliant, handsome ass share the secret to winning Vegas without loosing all of your chips on a room that you are only going to sleep in anyways. Welcome to the Jockey Club!! Heard of it? Nah... I didn't think so. What if I told you that this hidden gem is located right on the strip, and is just slightly tucked behind the Beautiful Cosmopolitan Resort. What if I said that you are actually closer to the Bellagio water fountain show staying at The Jockey Club, than you'd be if you stayed at the actual Bellagio itself. And what if I let you in on a little secret that you can stay at the Jockey club and not only use their private pool and spa on the property, but you are able to use the amazing Cosmopolitan resort pool and amenities all because you are a guest of the Jockey Club. Ok here me out...I've stayed in Vegas countless times and I've stayed all over the strip from the best to the...I will NEVER stay there again! (Cough cough, the Rio)Yes, for your 21st birthday, attending a bachelor/bachelorette party, celebrating your Anniversary, or staying in the high roller suite all because your friend wants to show off and tells everyone he's a Doctor when he's really just a Dentist (The Hangover), I say splurge and go all out. But for those of you who've done Vegas and know that as long as you have a clean bed to crash on after a long night of partying, why spend all that money on a room, when you will only just sleep there a few hours a night anyway. It's all about Location!!!The Jockey Club is positioned right behind the Cosmopolitan resort which happens to be the front and center stage of the Las Vegas Strip. Being in the middle gives you a greater advantage to seeing more of Sin City than you would if you were to stay on the ends (I.e. Mandalay Bay or Sahara/The Strat) Did someone say food?? Yes, we all know that the Food in Vegas is Everything! From celebrity Chef restaurants, to the over the top buffets to the culinary fusions created to appease the tourists, Vegas knows how to make a Foodie feel good. Being center to the strip, staying at the Jockey club will once again give you the advantage of being right in the middle and allow you to not miss any of the food action. You will be oh so close to places like...Secret Pizza. (Shhhh it's a secret) Eataly. (Take me to Italy and lock the door) Eggslut. (What did you call me!!??) Hattie B's Hot Chicken. (After a long night of booze) China Poblano (Chinese/Mexican Cuisine!!!) Get it! Yes, these are all either within Cosmo or a short walk away. (Eataly located at MGM Park). Convenience with a Capitol "C"Staying at the Jockey Club is easy...Getting access to the Cosmopolitan gambling floor, Glamorous Pool, & high-end eateries is even EASIER! There is a shared Elevator (Jockey Club/Cosmopolitan) that will allow you easy access from where you stay to where you will DEFINITELY want to play....All for a fraction of the price of actually staying at the actual Cosmo. Living like you own the placeThe Jockey Club rooms are like a hotel, but better. They all come with a full size kitchen, which includes a fridge, stove, microwave, coffee maker; basically everything INCLUDING the kitchen sink. That's right folks! Don't feel like going out to eat?? Bring your own groceries and make yourself comfy. Load up that cooler, bring that rack of lamb from home and dust of that 2014 Chianti you've been saving; you can literally make your own 5 star meal all from the privacy of your room.So the next time Vegas is on the mind and you are feeling your luck is on a high, I say bet on a new horse.. The Jockey Club and see what it feels like to 'Break Maiden' versus 'breaking the bank.'

The Jockey Club, Monarch Grand Vacation Cancun Resort, Grandview, and Westgate Flamingo Bay Club: Las Vegas Decisions "The Strip" and "downtown" are compact, and even the most superficial-minded visitor cannot help but accrue the necessary information to pursue his/her passion. Everyone who has visited Las Vegas seems to have favorite casinos, restaurants, buffets, theme hotels, and their own unique finds. Besides the Las Vegas visitor's centers have provided both print and digital information:Las Vegas is so small that it is very easy to "learn" about the aspects of Las Vegas that one has an interest in. For the novice visitor, any good guidebook is recommended. The first-time visitor with or without family will really need to spend a little time navigating the web sites and reading a guidebook. The veteran who requires a specific strip hotel, or who is provided a complimentary room has already made these decisions. I have an annual spring conference in Las Vegas that requires the presentation of a paper, and my accommodations are always a Las Vegas timeshare. Interval International offers 16 properties. Several of these properties are premier and select resorts. During the past decade we have opted for the new Marriott Vacation Villas. However, Las Vegas has numerous time-shares. And Interval International may not be the best trading company to use for Las Vegas. A Las Vegas exchange may better occur through the advice of TimeSharing Today or RedWeek.com.Our ten-year experience with trades into Las Vegas has resulted in four nice properties: The Jockey Club, Monarch Grand Vacation-Cancun Resort, Grandview, and Westgate Flamingo Bay. There are several other properties that deserve a visit, and perhaps, in the future, we will experience some of these properties. My wife and I do not drink, smoke, gamble, and are not interested in the "sex-shows." But we still find Las Vegas to be an "adult Disneyland." The monorail, trolley, buses, and cabs provide inexpensive transportation; however, I always am more comfortable with a rental car in Las Vegas. I have selected four time-shares to discuss in this article. The Jockey Club or 3700 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109, 702-798-3500 800-634-6649) is obviously defined as a select resort due to a prime strip location. This time-share seems to be in the very center of the strip. The Jockey Club has studio and one- and two-bedroom units although the tourist should count on a one-bedroom unit. The Jockey Club is immediately south of the Bellagio, and an easy walk to the gardens, art, and restaurants of the Bellagio. For several years, my wife and I enjoyed one of the nicest views in Las Vegas of the famous "dancing fountains. The units are utilitarian and provide no aesthetics of their own; ever room seems to be minimal in size and utility. Please take note of the Spartan furniture that is provided on the website. The workout room is miniscule, and often the machinery is in non-working order; the pool is less than a pleasurable experience. The website clearly states the following: "Major construction and renovation are ongoing in and around the resort." This means that there is virtually no parking, and a seemingly endless day of loud construction noise. Any exchange counselor from any company will be certain to guarantee a trade to this property but do ask if construction has been completed. Once the noise has ceased, and parking is restored, the tourist may consider the Jockey Club again. Check in is speedy, and the small on-site grocery store is sometimes necessary in an emergency.The Monarch Grand Vacation-Cancun Resort at 8335 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89123, 702-614-6200) offers suite, and one- and two-bedroom units. The one-bedroom units provide two bathrooms, and this is a useful feature. This time-share is a premier resort, and the website photos confirm the premier status. However, contrast the 8335 Las Vegas Boulevard South address with the 3700 Las Vegas Boulevard South of the Jockey Club, and the tourist will realize that an automobile is essential in staying at this resort. The following statement is from the website: The Cancún Resort is located just three miles south of the heart of Las Vegas. Guests will enjoy penthouse, and one- and two-bedroom villas with private balconies, all decorated in contemporary Mayan design. The resort boasts a six-acre center court featuring a Mayan ruin waterfall, swimming pool, waterslides, whirlpool spas, lounge, and poolside restaurant with room delivery. On-site amenities include a fitness center, concierge, game room, ATM, day spa, Internet kiosk, wireless in-room Internet, and gift shop/convenience store.

Friendly staff and an excellent location! The room had everything we needed and was very clean. The kitchen allowed for simple cooking, and the separation between the room and living area made it ideal for a family of four.The only drawbacks were the lack of bottled water and the pool. The pool was small and too deep, making it unsafe for children to play. Although staying at this hotel allows access to the Cosmopolitan pool, there are restrictions, and we did not have the opportunity to use it.Aside from these issues, everything was perfect, and if given the chance, I would definitely consider booking this hotel again.