The Village Lake Las Vegas

One of my favorite places in Las Vegas, actually in Henderson, NV. Love the way this place looks, very Mediterranean. Love walking in the village, especially during the cooler weather ... Love the variety of restaurants there, especially the ones with the lake view. The atmosphere is amazing. On of my favorite gelato places is located in The Village Lake Las Vegas. Also the most beautiful cafe is here , Mrs Coco! Love inviting my friends here! We truly appreciate the live entertainment on the water, and the various festivals during the year. The Water Sports is an awesome way to enjoy the summer months, kayaking, boating, and many water sports and activities. Golfers have multiple options to enjoy the beautiful green golf courses, too. The Seasons grocery store is amazing. Many things can be purchased here! Definitely a great addition to the community. The Village Lake Las Vegas is the center of a huge residential neighborhood here! It's definitely a great place!

Soooo.... Here's the deal. I would 100% recommend this for some people.I brought my dad who was visiting Las Vegas. It is quite pretty at the Village but not a lot to do besides a few restaurants, a water sport place, a salon, grocery store, etc.... I didn't see much in the way of shops or anything else so I wouldn't necessarily come back as a local to hang outHowever, my dad does love to golf and doesn't love the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas so he would actually love to stay at the Hilton and have access to all the golf courses and have the variety of restaurants within walking distance. He may actually stay here on a return trip. Basically, for the right group of people, this is excellent. For me, it wasn't my cup of tea. More details: they had a Italian/pizzeria, Mexican/tequila bar, cafe, crepe/ice cream shop, bar/lounge, sushi. I'd say 5-7 places to eat. Most did not open till noon (weekday). A lot of them had outdoor seating. Some of them overlooked the water. It's a small area so not a lot of walking and the parking ramp isn't too far away, you park near the Hilton and walk partially around the hotel to get to the Village.

The village at Lake Las Vegas is nice and great for pictures. It's unfortunate that there is not much to do in the village. It's my understanding that back in 2008 it was booming and was the place to hang out at. Since that 2008 recession the village never recovered. There is a grocery store and Sonrisa the Mexican restaurant is good. It's a good break away from Las Vegas with greenery and piece and quite.

We always have fun here. I keep hoping more shops will open up here. Regardless we always have a relaxing and enjoyable time listening to a concert, getting some gelato, grabbing a bite to eat and going for a walk.

Tip: Park at the parking garage, go down to the fourth floor, go down the stairs, into the Village.Masks are required, outside, at all times. There are signs posted. Also cannot bring outside food or drinks either.This was a nice little village a decade ago (so many cute little stores to visit), but it's largely unoccupied, now (ok, maybe 20%). Maybe a handful of restaurants were open for business. The Rocky Mountain Chocolate store opens at noon. We decided to come here on January 10th for a little walking outdoors. Since it was morning, it was cold and empty. Our son was a toddler in a stroller, the last time we visited for our wedding anniversary, some years ago. I think that one of the casinos had just closed. This time, we checked out the Village, the Seasons store (nice place for locals and visitors alike), a couple of hotels (the Westin is beautiful!), the nearby waterfall, and a hillside overlooking the golf course. There were two bathrooms here, one was a single one, and the other one was a huge one, down the way from The Pub. It is still a nice place to take lots of pictures. I know that there are also events here. And some water sports too.

Went here with the family to walk around and enjoy the food and scenery. There is a parking garage you can enter before going all the way around the lake which is convenient. It gets kind of confusing if you have not been here before. From the garage you have to go to the fourth floor to walk to the village area. The first floor takes you to a dark empty basement of the parking lot. The village area itself was nice and clean but my main concern was the community. My family and J were minding our own business, but it did not matter where we walked by, almost all the people here talk so obnoxiously loud it is just trashy. Most of the people here were literally just talking negatively about other people. Very judging people go here. I get it everyone wants to feel important, but being humble creates a better more inviting environment. This place is only a go to if you think you are above others and walk to talk down about the people around you. Because of that I give 1 star. This is a toxic community.

Nice outdoor area that over looks Lake Las Vegas. There's water sports such as boating, kayaking, and paddle boards you can rent. There's a few hotels along the lake. The village has shop such as restaurants, clothing, and a grocery store to visit. Parking can be tricky. There's some public parking near the grocery store parking ( it's not marked as public parking so there's no signs to look for) or you can park at the Hilton hotel. I was sad to see so many shops have closed and lease signs thought out the village. There's still plenty of areas to golf and quite a few restaurants were still open.

The village is largely empty stores and seemed pretty barren when I was visiting. Great if you're looking to avoid crowds (when I was there I barely saw anyone else while walking around. Note: this was weekday evenings in December). Good for walking around. Hopefully stores will return to this area, there seems to be a lot of potential. Highlight was seeing many bunnies on the lawn.

Great place to visit. Beautiful setting on the lake. A limited number of eateries. The Pub is an Irish bar and the burgers are decent. The Speakeasy has some gaming machines and a great, eclectic ambiance with a cigar bar upstairs. There is a Mexican, Italian (my favorite) and a French which is mostly Italian food. The wine bar has bites and live music and a lot of fun. The gelato store is very good and very pricey. A breakfast pastry shop, unique brunch spot and pizza place. There is a pasta lab coming and a doggy treat and accessories planned. Season is a small market and makes fresh sandwiches. Check the schedule for live music on the small barge. The adjoins casino has been and still is closed.

Very nice resort with a kind and courteous staff. It has beautiful views of the lake and mountains but it is in the middle of nowhere. I actually got bored but, in all fairness, I get bored easily. No hotel shuttle except to the Village Market. Uber from airport was expensive and to the strip wasn't cheap either. If you want a quiet getaway then this may be your place.