For a wedding gift my grandparents gave my husband and I week at the Polo Towers. They have timeshares in Vegas, but I don%26#39;t think that it is with Polo. Has anyone stayed there or know anything about it? Also, it will be our first time to Vegas! Any other advise welcome!!!!
Anyone stay at Polo Towers???
I am curious about the PT myself so Bump goes this post.
Anyone stay at Polo Towers???
';I am curious about the PT myself so Bump goes this post.';
Are you curious enough to look at the 138 reviews of the place posted on Tripadvisor? :)
A friend of mine let me use their weeks time share at Polo Towers this past June. 7 nights and all I had to pay was the 99 dollar exchange fee. Anyways if you have specific questions about the place ask away and I%26#39;ll see if I have any answers based on my experience there. I stayed in a 1 bedroom. I didn%26#39;t have any problem with the place. Hope you have a great trip.
Pook and her bff, Cutiepie are there right now...she is posting her trip report, so you can send a personal message to her if you have any questions.
Pookie and I are, indeed, at Polo Towers this very moment. I stay here fairly frequently, as my folks are generous with their time-share! It%26#39;s great! It is set back a bit from the Strip, but within very easy walking distance of the south Strip area. Many of the rooms have been remodeled in the last few years - admittedly, the ones I%26#39;ve stayed in that have not are dated, but still very clean and comfortable.
What other information would you like? I%26#39;d be happy to help, if I can!
I just stayed at Polo Towers for a week in July. Here is some information that I found helpful:
Suites V. Villas
Suites – MAKE SURE TO REQUEST AN ODD # ROOM IN TOWER 1! These specific rooms face the strip and you%26#39;ll have a great view. The suites were recently renovated and very nice. The suites also have a sofa bed in the lounge.
Villas – The villas do not have a very good view of the strip but there is a murphy bed in lounge.
Studio V. One bedroom V. Two bedroom
(This information is for the suites but I assume it would be the same for the villas)
Studio - The studio in the SUITES has a murphy bed. A couch is placed in front of the murphy bed during the day and then you move it to the side at night (it gets a little crowded!). The studio also has a fairly large balcony that would fit 4 people comfortably. Kitchen includes: microwave, stove top, small frige and kicthen utensils.
One bedroom - The one bedroom has a bedroom (obviously), a lounge, kitchen and good size bathroom. Kitchen includes: EVERYTHING, stove, oven, microwave, large fridge, etc. There is a balcony but it%26#39;s located off the bedroom (not the lounge) and is fairly small, it would fit 2 people comfortably.
Two bedroom - The two bedroom is actually a one bedroom AND a studio, combined. The door that usually separates the two is just unlocked.
The pool isn%26#39;t anything spectacular but it%26#39;s on top of the roof which is sorta cool.
Overall, I would definitley recommend Polo Towers. The location is great, in between MGM and Planet Hollywood. The hotel itself is set behind a one story building, Hawaiian Marketplace, but thats really not a big deal.
Thanks for all the information about Polo Towers..
My DW and I will be staying there the first week in November...
I guess I am a minority here with Polo Towers. I got an older room and the bed was super uncomfortable, I could feel the springs in the mattress, we moved to Treasure Island after two nights there.
We must have had a odd shaped room because we could barely get our luggaged in past the wall and the bed. Had to lift it up to get it to the other side of the room where we could open it.
Pool on top of the roof was okay, neat views and that%26#39;s about it.
My boyfriend%26#39;s parents had the room with the kitchen and extra bedroom, that seemed nicer than ours. But I cannot remember them ranting about it.
Is Polo Towers in the middle of all that construction?
chi-town-yes it is
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