Tahiti Village Resort & Spa – Las Vegas

Our Vegas experience would not be complete without great hotel accommodations. I was lucky enough to win a week-long stay at the Tahiti Village Resort & Spa, making our trip really affordable! The resort is gorgeous and relaxing. It is conveniently located less than 3 miles from the heart of the strip.

Tahiti Village Resort & Spa sits on 20+ acres and offers 876 suites divided among 3 towers. The grounds show no signs of being in the Las Vegas desert, instead you are surrounded by lush greens, a beautiful zero entry beach pool, and relaxing lazy river. The kids will have a blast making sand castles while you catch some rays. The heated lazy river with tubes included is a great time!

Tahiti Village offers three room styles including the Moorea, Bora Bora, and Royal Tahitian. Our room accommodations were in the Moorea, the smallest of the rooms offering a king bed in a private bedroom, queen sofa bed in the living room, and kitchenette with granite counter tops, microwave, mini fridge, and coffee maker.

The bed was very comfortable and the suite was spacious. It offered a flat screen television in the bedroom and living room. Although the bathroom was large in size, the sink area was small and did not offer much space for housing necessities.

The Bora Bora style suite is a spacious 971 sq feet and offers a king bed in a private bedroom, queen sofa bed in the living room, full kitchen with large refrigerator, dishwasher, stove & oven, microwave, stackable washer & dryer, and granite counter tops. The bathroom has double vanities, jetted tub, and steam shower. It also offers a balcony. It’s a grander room than the Moorea.

The Royal Tahitian is the Moorea and Bora Bora combined, offering one large suite that sleeps 8.

The lobby is inviting and always has someone available to assist you at the conceirge or front desk. The conceirge can offer you discounted rates on many of the shows on the strip and I highly recommend using your hotel for assistance versus other places on the strip. The resort has a Denny’s and Tahiti Joe’s restaurant on site. Tahiti Joe’s has a full bar and even offers pool-side service.

One of our favorite hotel amenities is the shuttle service. It offers round-trip service to the Las Vegas Strip, as well as scheduled trips to the grocery store, and Fremont Street (downtown Las Vegas). The service is included with your stay and saves you a ton of money in taxi’s. When on the strip, I recommend purchasing a monorail pass. It is a cheap and convenient way to get around while on the 3.9 mile trek.

The grounds also include a large bbq area with plenty of seating and multiple hot tubs, one is even adult only! There’s a convenience store, meeting rooms, 24 hour fitness center, gaming center, and very large lounging area on the top floor of Tower 5 where you can get an amazing view of all of Las Vegas, plus it offers free wi-fi.

During our stay the resort was undergoing a big transformation by offering wi-fi throughout the entire 20+ acres of property. Sometimes we were able to get wi-fi in the courtesy of our own room, other times service did not pick up. It was a work in progress still as we departed.

One area we felt lacked luster was the Mahana Spa. The spa was a very small room with just 2 private rooms for services. They only offer massages, facials, and waxing options. I would love to see them make this space more tranquil and relaxing like the rest of the resort and offer nail services for guests.

Overall, we were impressed with Tahiti Village Resort & Spa and felt it was the perfect place to unwind after many full days and nights on the Vegas Strip.

Disclosure: All opinions are my own and may differ from yours. I won a free week stay at the resort. No compensation was received for this candid review.

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