Las Vegas Hotel Guide - Harmon Hospital hotels in Las Vegas, United States of America.

"The coffee shop is excellent. Most of the staff was very nice and helpful. The rooms, we had three of them, were clean and the cleaners were great."

"It was great! And was helpful when I needed something fixed "

"Affordable right on the Vegas strip made getting to everything easy. Hotel was clean and felt safe"

"My room was clean but very bare. Didn't come with any type of fridge or microwave so if you're planning for a long stay you have to pay extra per day which $25 a day per item but who has $300 to spend on a fridge and a microwave which I assumed came with the room. Also be aware if you were staying in the West Tower which is where the dog Suites are that you will have to listen to dogs bark non-stop. He believed them in their rooms and don't come back for hours on end my dog didn't bark one time we were there but I had to listen to someone else's dog bark for 5 hours straight the first night and five and a half the second night then when I tried to switch my room there weren't any available so I just had to deal with the noisy neighbors and get absolutely no sleep."

"The room was clean but the couch had parts that were shredded. We stayed in the Versailles tower which was nice but a long walk from everything."

"Great and the front desk help me check out early."

"Perfect location on the strip. The hotel is connected to the Linq Promenade and the High Roller. Both of the pools were a great time. I highly suggest a daybed at the family pool for $50 plus drink minimum. By the way, the drink minimum is not a problem if you were planning on buying drinks at the pool anyway you will definitely meet the minimum between two people. If you have a family not an issue. It’s a bargain."

"Clean room"

"Don't come here unless you are willing to pay double what the app says. Then they will blame you and say you didn't read the fine print. So if you are staying here for 7 days, be prepared to pay an extra $700 and get treated like a peasant for not having it in your account."