Pros

  • Away from the Strip for a quieter and more family-friendly stay
  • Free, reliable shuttle to and from the Strip
  • Spacious, clean apartment-style rooms
  • Tennis courts
  • 24-hour outdoor pool
  • Miniature golf on premises
  • Hangout room with ping-pong, a TV, and computer
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Cons

  • Not on the Strip (pro for some)
  • Not much within walking distance
  • Rooms aren't cleaned daily
  • No Wi-Fi in the rooms -- only the lobby
  • Resort fee
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Bottom Line

For those looking for a reasonably priced, one- to two-bedroom suite who don't mind being off the Strip, the Club De Soleil All-Suite Resort is a solid option. But keep in mind: this is a time-share property that also rents rooms. That means guests won't find a resort atmosphere and services, despite the name. For instance, there is no bar and no restaurant. And it's hard to avoid at least one sales pitch. But if that's OK, then guests can get a clean suite or studio apartment style for a bargain price by Vegas standards.

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Amenities

  • Cribs
  • Fitness Center
  • Internet
  • Jacuzzi
  • Pool

Oyster Hotel Review

Club de Soleil All-Suite Resort

Scene

Families and couples who don't need the glitz

The hotel is designed to resemble a French Mediterranean resort, but a nice apartment complex is a more apt description. Because it's at heart a time-share property, there is no restaurant and no bar. That means there's no nighttime social scene (unless you count a midnight dip in the 24-hour pool). Families tend to be attracted to the apartment-style rooms; couples frequent the property as well, along with the occasional business traveler. Those looking for a party or single scene will need to take the free, reliable shuttle over to the Strip. Bear in mind the return shuttle cuts off at a pretty early hour (especially considering that this is Vegas).

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Location

A busy spot convenient to the Strip and airport

The hotel is located in a partly industrial, partly residential area, but right on Tropicana Avenue, a main drag. A large trailer park is just across the street. There isn't much within walking distance except a Denny's, a diner, and an Ethiopian restaurant. Walgreens (where wine is sold) is a five-minute drive away, as is a grocery store to stock the kitchen and a Starbucks. The Strip is a 10-minute shuttle ride away, provided free. While not a glam location by any stretch, it is safe and convenient. The airport is about five miles away.

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Rooms

Clean and spacious suites with kitchens, though they're sometimes a bit noisy

The Club de Soleil has 86 rooms, including one- and two-bedroom suites that each include a kitchen and living room area with sofa bed and gas fireplace. However, the only thing that differentiates the Studios from a standard hotel room is the small kitchenette. Because this is a time-share, there is no daily cleaning service. If you're staying for a week, rooms are cleaned twice, once for your arrival, and again halfway through your stay.

All bathrooms have big whirlpool tubs and most have double sinks. Kitchens are fully equipped with toasters, coffeemakers, pots, pans, cutlery, dishes, and glasses. Wi-Fi is not available in rooms, a serious downside for most. Guests can pay for Wi-Fi to be used in the lobby.

Some rooms seem to have a noise problem, both from the street and other guests. Rooms on the third floor are quietest, thanks to the fact they are farther from the street, and that there are no guests above. They also have a view of Mt. Charleston.

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Features

Midnight swims, mini-golf, and tennis -- but no full restaurant

A minimal resort fee covers use of the Strip shuttle, tennis courts, mini-golf, fitness room, business center with Internet access, and "Hangout" lounge. The best perk is the 24-hour pool -- not offered at some Strip resorts, where they want you gambling at night. There is a barbecue for guest use right next to the pool. The front desk can provide recommendations for babysitters. They can also arrange tours of Red Rock Canyon, as well as painting lessons by a local artist, complete with wine and cheese. Guests are on their own for meals — most cook right in their suites — though a basic breakfast (waffles, bagels, or muffins, fruit, and coffee) is provided in the community room.

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Oyster Hotel Review

Club de Soleil All-Suite Resort

Scene

Families and couples who don't need the glitz

The hotel is designed to resemble a French Mediterranean resort, but a nice apartment complex is a more apt description. Because it's at heart a time-share property, there is no restaurant and no bar. That means there's no nighttime social scene (unless you count a midnight dip in the 24-hour pool). Families tend to be attracted to the apartment-style rooms; couples frequent the property as well, along with the occasional business traveler. Those looking for a party or single scene will need to take the free, reliable shuttle over to the Strip. Bear in mind the return shuttle cuts off at a pretty early hour (especially considering that this is Vegas).

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Location

A busy spot convenient to the Strip and airport

The hotel is located in a partly industrial, partly residential area, but right on Tropicana Avenue, a main drag. A large trailer park is just across the street. There isn't much within walking distance except a Denny's, a diner, and an Ethiopian restaurant. Walgreens (where wine is sold) is a five-minute drive away, as is a grocery store to stock the kitchen and a Starbucks. The Strip is a 10-minute shuttle ride away, provided free. While not a glam location by any stretch, it is safe and convenient. The airport is about five miles away.

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Rooms

Clean and spacious suites with kitchens, though they're sometimes a bit noisy

The Club de Soleil has 86 rooms, including one- and two-bedroom suites that each include a kitchen and living room area with sofa bed and gas fireplace. However, the only thing that differentiates the Studios from a standard hotel room is the small kitchenette. Because this is a time-share, there is no daily cleaning service. If you're staying for a week, rooms are cleaned twice, once for your arrival, and again halfway through your stay.

All bathrooms have big whirlpool tubs and most have double sinks. Kitchens are fully equipped with toasters, coffeemakers, pots, pans, cutlery, dishes, and glasses. Wi-Fi is not available in rooms, a serious downside for most. Guests can pay for Wi-Fi to be used in the lobby.

Some rooms seem to have a noise problem, both from the street and other guests. Rooms on the third floor are quietest, thanks to the fact they are farther from the street, and that there are no guests above. They also have a view of Mt. Charleston.

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Features

Midnight swims, mini-golf, and tennis -- but no full restaurant

A minimal resort fee covers use of the Strip shuttle, tennis courts, mini-golf, fitness room, business center with Internet access, and "Hangout" lounge. The best perk is the 24-hour pool -- not offered at some Strip resorts, where they want you gambling at night. There is a barbecue for guest use right next to the pool. The front desk can provide recommendations for babysitters. They can also arrange tours of Red Rock Canyon, as well as painting lessons by a local artist, complete with wine and cheese. Guests are on their own for meals — most cook right in their suites — though a basic breakfast (waffles, bagels, or muffins, fruit, and coffee) is provided in the community room.

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Amenities

  • Air Conditioner

  • Airport Transportation

  • Balcony / Terrace / Patio

  • Business Center

  • Cable

  • Concierge

  • Cribs

  • Fitness Center

  • Full Kitchen

  • Gameroom / Arcade

  • Internet

  • Jacuzzi

  • Kids Allowed

  • Laundry

  • Meeting / Conference Rooms

  • Pool

  • Rental Car Service Desk Onsite

  • Room Service

  • Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space

  • Supervised Kids Activities

  • Tennis Court

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