Oh I can't even start to say what a horrible experience my few hours at "Tahiti" were. They put us in a room that was NOT clean. There was toothpaste in the sink and used toiletries and towels in the bathroom. Then they transfered us to another room, which quite literally had an ash-tray dumped out in the middle of the room and it reaked like cigarette smoke. Finally on the THIRD try we found a place to sleep. Horrible experience. You can count on me NOT coming back.

We stayed here 2 nights with our kids and my mother in a two room suite. It was a bueatiful suite, very roomy, with everything you need. The hotel was very quiet and nicely located. I could not find a better deal for a two room suite in town. Both bedrooms had queen beds and both bathtubs had jacuzzi jets. The pools were very well set up but I would not call them heated very well. They are in the shade most of the day and the kids were not in there long before they were shivering. I would say the time of the year had to do with that. I would say they would be excellent in the summer. I will definately stay here again next time I am in town.

We stayed at Tahiti over Easter weekend for an annual event we attend at the Orleans Hotel (Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Reunion). We dont really like staying in casinos and needed a place close to the Orleans - Tahiti was it! It is a couple minute drive, or about a 10-15 minute casual walk a couple lights East on Tropicana.

We arrived at Tahiti earlier than the stated check-in time (4pm) and they had us checked into our room immediately (3rd floor, pool view at the end of the hallway). Due to our budget constraints due to the event this year, we booked the Jr Studio room - which was perfect for us! The bathroom was a good size with a single vanity and a heavenly jacuzzi bathtub! The room was very open for being a studio room so that my boyfriend and I had no trouble getting ready or preparing meals. The kitchenette is decent - sink, dishes (plates, bowls, cups, coffee cups, utensils, etc), small microwave, toaster,coffee-maker and small fridge (practically no freezer space, but held our food and drinks perfectly fine). We used the BBQ grills by the pool to cook dinner one night (there are three grills). As others have mentioned, since Tahiti is part time share your room doesn't get regular housecleaning like you experience in a standard hotel. We were only there a few nights so we didn't need to request any new towels or sheets. Unlike the One and Two-Bedroom suites, the studio suite does not have a fireplace, washer/dryer, full kitchen (full-size fridge, oven/stove, etc), and patio/balcony. The pool area looked pretty relaxing, however we weren't really able to utilize it due to my need to be at the Orleans for modeling jobs during the day. I was able to check them out briefly though. There are two pools (the beach entry pool with real sand was heated, the other was not), a rock feature water fountain, and a jacuzzi with a rock waterfall into it. The grounds were kept clean and the parking was decent. Tahiti does not offer free internet - I think it was something like $10 a day so we did without it.

We utilized the hotel's free shuttle a few times to get to the Orleans. The shuttle was timely, the driver was friendly, and the ride was only a couple minutes to get to the first stop). There is a shopping center just next door to the hotel with a Starbucks, restaurants, grocery store, etc. so it is very convenient. Being a time share location we were worried about having to sit through the sales pitch but it was never once brought up to us...thank goodness! If you don't mind being off the strip and you don't want to stay in a smokey casino - this is a great choice! We'll definitely be back next year!

We stayed at Tahiti from February 27 - March 7, 2010. The place was very quiet at the beginning of the week and then as the weekend approached got a little bit busy. John at the front desk was great and did whatever he could to accomodate us. The pool and hot tub area are very nice. There is a Walgreens and a couple of restaurants within walking distance, and don't overlook the Orleans...they have a reasonably priced cafe.