The hallway carpet buckled under the weight of our wheeled luggage making it extremely difficult to roll them to our room. Anyone can enter the building any hour of the day and walk the halls. What looks like black mold was on the windows and ceiling near the entry area closest to our room of special note, this door and other access points have zero security. Lobby/Access Points: The hotel is not built for access for those who are physically challenged.

The burnt residue on the ancient iron I tried to use left a black stain on my light-colored pants. The balcony was the size of a postage stamp and had a lovely view of the parking lot and dumpster. Other 'lowlights' include the large gap under the door that let in a ton of hallway light and noise, and the fitted sheets that didn't fit the beds and further dislodged overnight. Room: Standard 2 queen with a slow-draining, cloggy sink, peeling faux wood floor panels in the bathroom, and buckling floor panels throughout, a rusty tub and a repulsive patio - green slime pooling under and near the air conditioner. Not at all the experience I thought I'd have based on the hotel's slick website and communications from them. I wanted to like the place, but on leaving the property I felt duped and ripped off. Hilton Grand Vacations Club on the Las Vegas Strip.

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