"A Polynesian-themed timeshare resort on the south end of Las Vegas Boulevard — large suites with kitchen facilities, a lazy river pool, and a spa."
Overall Rating
Tahiti Village is a Polynesian-themed timeshare resort on the south end of Las Vegas Boulevard. The lazy river pool complex is excellent. Large suites with kitchen facilities are practical for extended stays. No casino. The timeshare sales pressure is a known downside.
Large suites with kitchen facilities. Good quality for the price.
Lazy river and multiple pools — one of the best pool complexes for an off-Strip property.
How this resort holds up in peak Vegas summer (June–September)
Lazy river pool complex is excellent for summer. Large suites with kitchen facilities. Free parking.
Opened in 2006 as a timeshare resort on the south Las Vegas Boulevard corridor.
Timeshare owners. Extended-stay travelers. Families who want large suites with kitchen facilities.
Uber / Lyft
Rideshare — fastest option
Taxi (Metered)
No shared shuttle service
Tahiti Village is a practical choice for families and extended-stay travelers — the lazy river pool complex and large kitchen suites are genuine assets, but be prepared for timeshare sales presentations.
Independent
2019
The best off-Strip resort in Vegas. The views of Red Rock Canyon are spectacular. The pool is excellent. The casino is the best locals casino in the valley.
The SuperBook is the best sportsbook in Vegas. The hotel is fine. Elvis played here for seven years. The location is close to the convention center.
Reopened under San Manuel Tribal ownership with a $690 million renovation. The art collection is the most impressive in Vegas. The rooms are exceptional.