Club Wyndham Grand Desert

Some of the rooms are older and didn't look like they were properly taken care of. T

very spacious unit - suitable to at least 6 people spacious bathroom point for improvement - bathroom and bathtub are open to parents king bed

Great place to stay with family

No dining available. The market and snack shop provide pricey food items. If you know you don't want to become a property owner, but you want the free gift for attending the presentation, block out 2 hours of your time. There is no short cut.

There is no restaurant as told by receptionist, only a snack bar.

After checking in, I was stopped by a man who then taking me to the other counter; there I had to answer few questions then the man gave me some wristbands for the pool. But didn’t let me go freely yet. But telling me I got a gift and asked how I would handling it? I was stunned for a minute then said ok I take whatever you give. He told me he will give me 4 sky wheels tickets but then asked for my credit cards 😆 I told him what the heck for how come it’s a gift?

Good resort in Vegas!

Great option to enjoy Vegas

Not good

The property is decent, it is not a five star! It’s reminds you of a condo complex. The rooms are clean and quiet. The rooms come with a washer and dryer which is nice. The downside of reserving a room here is the pushy people trying to get you to purchase a timeshare. You are mandated to go to a 90 pressurized manipulative demand to buy a timeshare TODAY! You speak w a sells person who turns you over to a manager who’s only job is to convince you a timeshare is the way to go. Some people who know nothing about investing, owning, taxes and obligations were manipulated into purchasing. Every time there was a purchase the sells team recited some Tony Robbin’s speech. It was annoying. Outside of that, get out of the complex and see the richness of Las Vegas.