Hotels with connecting rooms in South of The Strip, Las Vegas

"Here’s the corrected version: Not a bad place to stay with good access to the South Point Casino. The biggest problem was with the elevators. Being on a high floor, there are three elevators in each building, which is not enough for 21 floors of guests. In addition to the guests using the elevators, the hotel staff and the construction workers use the same elevators. During check-in/check-out times each day, the elevator line would start backing up — I waited 30 minutes one day for one to come. During the time I was there, only 2 of 3 were working in our building, then the last day it was down to one, and when I tried to check out, there were no elevators working at all. I had to carry my luggage down 19 flights of stairs to get down. The other thing they will tell you is that you can get a ride on one of the carts from the front of the resort to your building, don’t trust that. It takes forever to find one to ride, and it’s quicker to take the 10-minute walk. If you stay here, ask for a building up front and a low floor, and it wouldn’t be bad for the price. "

"The only issue we had was that the curtains didn't keep out enough light."

"Nice resort, however when we checked in only 1 elevator in Tower 5 was working out of 4. They got a 2nd one working somewhat the 2nd day. It barely worked and finally 2nd one was fixed about day 4 out of 6. One of the owners said one elevator had been broken since January. So if they say Tower 5 ask for ground floor or 2nd floor so you can use the stairs. Definitely not 9th floor lol. Huge lines on weekends on each floor for checkout time, so make sure you time it right or take stairs down. Adult hot tub age wasn't enforced at all so is it really an adult hot tub? Otherwise was great stay. "

"Breakfast was great and fresh each morning. The bathroom was not cleaned thoughly upon our arrival as there was hair in the shower and a dead bug on the floor as well as missing half the towels. Also the safe was not reset and we could not utilize it. But overall it was a great stay and beds were comfortable, pool was nice and staff friendly. "

"Comfortable room / bed. Clean bathroom. Had an issue with the TV and they sent someone within 2 minutes to come fix it and I was good to go."

"Staff was friendly and engaging. Room was not clean - found finger nail clippings in the bathroom. "

"Didn't need a shuttle, had very nice Free parking. Hotel was awesome, had lots of places to enjoy a book and do some work"

"Charged me a smoke free environment fee when i was told where i could use my medicine as a medical cannabis patient i was off property away from doors "

"I’m in good shape at 71, but I don’t think most seniors would appreciate the absolute furthest room from the elevator being assigned to them. Room had a foul odor. I believe it is coming from the shower drain. The carpeting is pretty pathetic for a renovated property. My phone kept losing its wi-fi signal. Sundance and Su Casa were above average. Starbucks was outstanding. I would not dare eating at Johnny Rocket’s, as every time I walked by, there were more dirty uncleared tables than they were customers dining there. Definitely an indicator of management. Gift shop staff are very nice, prices for drinks very reasonable. Front desk staff(Lori and Belinda) very friendly and informative. Housekeepers were very friendly and would greet me every time. Bartenders and waitresses very friendly and timely. Why on earth do you keep Shady Grove closed? It was my favorite place to play. Sports book(our main reason for coming) was serviceable. I know this is operated by Circa, but their programming selections were questionable. It was March Madness and the programming should have better represented such. I feel the sportsbook should be separated from the main stream of people entering and exiting the parking garage. There is too much commotion and creates a concern for safety. At one point an obviously disturbed man came in and began taunting customers. I saw no security presence. I really appreciated the amount of the video poker machines available, and their pay tables. "