Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa

The Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa is a calm lakeside retreat about a 20-to-25-minute drive east of the Strip, with generous lake-view rooms, a full-service spa, a cabana pool and golf, next door to the Mediterranean-style Village at Lake Las Vegas. It's a quiet, car-based getaway rather than a casino base.

Is Hilton Lake Las Vegas Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

The Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa swaps the Strip's neon for open water and desert hills, sitting on the shore of man-made Lake Las Vegas in the hills east of Henderson. Guest rooms are generous — most run 486 square feet — and many look out over the lake, while the resort leans hard into downtime: a full-service spa, an outdoor pool with private cabanas, a beach lagoon, and golf and a marina within easy reach.

The resort adjoins the Mediterranean-style Village at Lake Las Vegas, which brings its own shops, restaurants, bars and seasonal events, so there's more within a short stroll than the property alone suggests. On-site dining is limited — Medici Bistro, the Firenze Lounge and a seasonal poolside bar — so most guests wander next door when they want more variety.

The catch is distance. The Strip is a 20-to-25-minute drive, and while the resort runs a complimentary shuttle to the MGM Grand, it needs a reservation and runs only a handful of times a day with limited seats, so a rental car is the practical way to come and go. There's no casino, and despite the away-from-it-all setting the resort still adds a nightly resort fee — though it at least covers self-parking, Wi-Fi and spa and fitness access. For couples, golfers and anyone who wants a quiet base on the water rather than a casino floor, it's an easy trade; for a first-timer who wants to walk the Strip at night, it isn't.

Insider tipBook a lake-view room rather than a standard — it's the exact same 486-square-foot layout, so the water outlook is the one upgrade actually worth paying up for. And since on-site dining is thin (Medici Bistro, the Firenze Lounge, and a poolside grill that only opens in season), plan on strolling into the adjoining Village at Lake Las Vegas whenever you want more variety.
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Rooms

2 Double Beds Lake View

2 Double Beds Lake View

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This 486-square-foot room has two double beds and a picture window framing Lake Las Vegas. Each Hilton Serenity bed pairs a custom mattress with an allergen-free down comforter and pillows. There's a work desk with complimentary Wi-Fi, a 42-inch flat-screen TV, and a marble bathroom with an extra-deep soaking tub. Rollaway beds aren't available in this room due to space constraints.

1 King Bed Lake View

1 King Bed Lake View

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A 486-square-foot room centered on a king Hilton Serenity bed, with the same view out over the water. The custom mattress, allergen-free down bedding and 250-thread-count linens are built for a deep sleep. You also get a work desk with complimentary Wi-Fi, a 42-inch flat-screen TV, and a marble bathroom with an extra-deep soaking tub.

1 King Bed

1 King Bed

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This 486-square-foot room features a king Hilton Serenity bed with an allergen-free down comforter and pillows, a work desk with complimentary Wi-Fi and a 42-inch flat-screen TV. The marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and upgraded amenities. It's the same layout as the lake-view king, minus the waterfront outlook.

1 King Bed With Tub - Mobility / Hearing Accessible

1 King Bed With Tub - Mobility / Hearing Accessible

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A 486-square-foot mobility- and hearing-accessible room with a king bed and an accessible bathtub. The Hilton Serenity bed adds a super-topper mattress pad and 250-thread-count linens, and the room includes a 42-inch TV, a work desk with complimentary Wi-Fi and dual-line cordless phones. Visual alarms and notification devices signal the doorbell, a door knock and incoming calls.

1 King Bed Suite

1 King Bed Suite

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A roomy 960-square-foot suite with a king Hilton Serenity bed and a separate sitting area. The custom mattress and allergen-free down bedding carry over from the standard rooms, and the marble bathroom keeps the extra-deep soaking tub. You'll also find a work desk with complimentary Wi-Fi and a 42-inch flat-screen TV.

1 King Bed With Roll-In Shower - Mobility / Hearing Accessible

1 King Bed With Roll-In Shower - Mobility / Hearing Accessible

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This 486-square-foot mobility- and hearing-accessible room has a king bed and a step-free roll-in shower. Visual alarms and notification devices flag the doorbell, a door knock and incoming calls. The Hilton Serenity bed brings a custom mattress and allergen-free down bedding, and the room includes a 42-inch TV, in-room movies, complimentary Wi-Fi and a dual-line cordless phone.

2 Double Beds

2 Double Beds

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Two double Hilton Serenity beds fill this 486-square-foot room, each with a custom-designed mattress, allergen-free down bedding and striped 250-thread-count linens. There's a work desk with complimentary Wi-Fi, a 42-inch flat-screen TV and a marble bathroom with an extra-deep soaking tub. Rollaway beds aren't available in this room due to space constraints.

1 King Presidential Suite

1 King Presidential Suite

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The resort's top suite spreads across 2,400 square feet, with a king Hilton Serenity bed and wide views over Lake Las Vegas. A separate dining room provides a sophisticated spot for a meal from in-room dining, and there's a work desk with complimentary Wi-Fi. The marble bathroom keeps the extra-deep soaking tub, and a 42-inch flat-screen TV, plush bathrobes and allergen-free down bedding round out the stay.

2 Double Beds Mobility/ Hearing Accessible Tub

2 Double Beds Mobility/ Hearing Accessible Tub

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A 486-square-foot mobility- and hearing-accessible room with two double beds and an accessible bathtub. Visual alarms and notification devices signal the doorbell, a door knock and incoming calls. Expect premium linens, in-room movies on a 42-inch flat-screen TV, complimentary Wi-Fi, a dual-line cordless phone and a marble bathroom.

1 King Suite Mobility/ Hearing Accessible

1 King Suite Mobility/ Hearing Accessible

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A 960-square-foot accessible king suite built around a step-free roll-in shower. Visual alarms and notification devices flag the doorbell, a door knock and incoming calls, and the layout adds a separate sitting area. It's equipped with a king Hilton Serenity bed, a 42-inch flat-screen TV, in-room movies, complimentary Wi-Fi and a dual-line cordless phone.

Location

1610 Lake Las Vegas Pkwy.

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Frequently asked questions

Does the Hilton Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa charge a resort fee?

Yes, about $33 a night on top of the room rate — but unlike many Strip resort fees, this one earns its keep: it bundles in self-parking, Wi-Fi and full access to the spa and fitness center. Individual spa treatments are the only thing charged extra.

How far is the resort from the Strip, and how do I get there?

It sits about 13.5 miles out in the hills east of Henderson — roughly a 20-to-25-minute drive to the Strip with no walking option. There's a limited complimentary shuttle, but a rental car is the practical way to come and go on your own schedule.

Is there a shuttle to the Strip?

Yes, a free shuttle runs a few times a day, but it drops only at the MGM Grand and seats are limited with a required reservation — so reserve yours at the front desk when you check in. Because it's MGM-only, you'll still walk or rideshare to reach any other casino.

Is there a casino on site?

No — and no race and sports book either. This is a deliberately gaming-free, quiet lakeside property; the Village next door has bars and live events but no casino, so for a gaming floor you'll head to the Strip 20-to-25 minutes away.

What's the on-site dining like, and is breakfast included?

Breakfast isn't complimentary. On site you'll find Medici Bistro (which serves breakfast and other meals for a charge), the lobby Firenze Lounge and a lobby Starbucks coffee bar, plus a seasonal poolside grill. For real variety, most guests walk next door to the Village at Lake Las Vegas.

Is the resort a good fit for families?

It can work, with caveats: the minimum age to reserve a room is 21, and there's no child-care on site. But the two-double rooms sleep up to four, and the sandy beach lagoon, bicycle rental and lake water sports give kids plenty to do away from a casino floor.
Rating

3.8

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Number of rooms347.
CasinoNo.
Race & Sports BookNo.
RestaurantsYes. The resort's main restaurant is Medici Bistro, alongside the Firenze Lounge in the lobby and a seasonal poolside Lagoon Bar & Grill; a lobby coffee bar serves Starbucks. Several more restaurants and bars sit next door in the Village at Lake Las Vegas.
EntertainmentNo, but special events and live entertainment can often be found in the Village at Lake Las Vegas, just outside the hotel.
NightlifeNo, but there are bars in the Village at Lake Las Vegas.
AttractionsBicycle rental is available at the hotel, and you can take part in a variety of water sports on Lake Las Vegas.
PoolYes — an outdoor resort pool with private cabanas, plus a sandy beach lagoon on the lake.
Health club or fitness equipmentYes, there is a fitness center.
SpaYes, there is a full-service spa. Spa and fitness access is included in the resort fee; individual treatments cost extra.
ShopsNo, but there are several boutiques and galleries in the Village at Lake Las Vegas.
Wedding servicesYes, a variety of weddings can be held at the hotel.
Business centerYes, with wireless internet, copying and mailing services.
Convention roomsYes.
Child-care facilitiesNo.
Room serviceYes.
Pets allowedNo. The resort does not allow pets; only trained service animals are permitted.
In-room Internet accessYes — complimentary Wi-Fi is included in the resort fee.
Hotel amenitiesValet parking, wake-up calls, ATM, baggage storage, concierge desk, laundry service and safety-deposit box.
Parking garageYes. Self-parking is complimentary; valet parking is available for about $20 a night.
Shuttle service to the airportNo.
Shuttle service to the stripYes — the resort runs a complimentary shuttle to the Strip, with drop-off at the MGM Grand. Reservations are required and both times and seats are limited, so book ahead at the front desk.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.
Check-in time3 p.m.
Check-out timeNoon.
Minimum age to reserve a room21.
PoliciesNon-smoking property.
Incidental chargesA credit or debit card is required for incidental charges.
Prices From$113
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