Ulasan The English Hotel, Las Vegas, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

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The hotel is gorgeous. Very clean and comfortable and the staff are incredibly helpful. Had a beautiful meal in the restaurant as well. Would recommend anyone wanting to visit the art district or the old ***** to stay here. Thank you for a lovely time 😊

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Front desk staff was lovely and helpful. Very dog friendly. Nice to have the restaurant on property although we will review the restaurant separately. The rooms are sparse, like a fancy Aloft. No blankets, only sheets. I was quite cold all night and they have wall AC units with no apparent heat. They have gold cocktail making items in the room but no minibar. They advertised valet parking and had none available. The bell staff person was very helpful. For $400/night and no amenities, no bathtub, no minibar, we are disappointed and we won’t be back.

Staycation. We knew where the building was but still weren't sure where the hotel entrance was when we drove up. Self parking only, it's free though. No valet, no bell-cap. At friendly check-in someone was called over that helped us bring our bags to the room. The hotel did not seem busy, at all. The only request I'd made was for a quiet rm. We got to our rm it was right next to the elevator. We didn't even open the door I went back down and they moved us to a room at the end of the hall. It's a new building, the rooms are very nice and very clean. Nice large bathroom. The shower is WAY TOO SLIPPERY, be careful. We'd never been to their restaurant The Pepper Club and had heard good things. In the mood for sushi . The sushi bar is not open and looks like it hasn't been for awhile. They have one or two sashimi items on the menu. We took a Lyft down town for dinner but wow, same restaurant breakfast is fantastic. It's a breakfast/lunch/brunch menu most of the day so the offerings are wide. I had a hamburger, yum! Speaking of food the complimentary coffee in the lobby for hotel guests and the restaurant coffee are the same and it's bad. They have an expresso machine tho, very decent.

The staff were incredibly welcoming and went out of their way to ensure I enjoyed my stay. The beds were incredibly comfortable, housekeeping staff kept the room pristine and the modern decor truly made me feel like I was staying in the “Arts District”. Perhaps the best feature is the onsite restaurant. I had both brunch and dinner there- I’ll be dreaming about their Ube French Toast for weeks to come. Just a short walk away there are amazing vintage shops and hip breweries. I’ll definitely be back here for my next trip to Vegas.

I love everything about the English Hotel! From the beautiful flowers in and around the property, to the pre-packaged bags of ice ready for the taking, and the stylish decor of the room, we will definitely be coming back the next time in Vegas!

We LOVED staying at the English hotel! The decor, amenities, and friendly staff were all top notch! I had the best nights sleep in their super comfy beds. This is our go to hotel every time we come to Vegas! The food at the Pepper Club restaurant is also so delicious and has the most beautiful presentation.

I was a little hesitant to stay here because of some of the reviews I had read plus no gym but I was going to Vegas for work and did not want to stay on the ***** so I chose the English and I’m so glad I did. The hotel was very clean, very nice staff and their ice fridge is adorable. I would stay here again for sure. Yes it is about 15 minutes from the ***** so just keep that in mind. Mini fridge and a remote to control the temp were a huge plus. Thank you for a great stay

We thoroughly enjoyed this brand new hotel. I get to Las Vegas often for business and will be staying here when I can. The room was well designed and very comfortable, the hotel itself is perfect and we enjoyed the pool and restaurant too. I wish they had waitress service at the pool and some more pool friendly snacks, but that is my only complaint. Beside that it is perfect.

I had an okay experience at this hotel. Disappointing in that it was just okay. It is an artsy boutique hotel which has its pros and cons. It is kinda hip and kinda cool, and I am sadly neither of those, so perhaps I could not appreciate all its charms. The good: some neat artwork. Good beds and pillows (that is huge for me). The not so good: not a very good area. Maybe they are hoping more culture will move in, and maybe it will, but it’s kind of desolate right now. Not a great idea to walk around too much at night. The restaurant was surprisingly unremarkable. Todd English is an unbelievable chef so maybe I unfairly had my hopes up too high, but it didn’t seem like a restaurant that stood out in any way. And the rooms and bathroom were realy really small. There wasn’t even enough room near the sink to put my toiletries; my toothbrush fell into the sink which grosses me out. First world problems or what?? So I left a little disappointed.

If you are looking to stay in the middle of ***** action you are not going to like this location. Some people, including me, enjoy staying off the *****, having a car and being able to park close to the hotel entrance. In that respect I thought this hotel was ideal. The parking does get crowded and we did have to park on the street one night but it was still very convenient to us. Also, it was very quiet and we found the staff to be very friendly and great and the snack bags we got...maybe for having Gold status...were a nice touch. The room itself was not functional. There were no good chairs or decent desk space. As another review mentioned, the HVAC blows directly on your face when you are lying in bed. The bathroom was the worst part for us. The shower leaks all over the floor and through a weird crack on the side onto the sink as well. You also can see a shadow of the person showering from the room which might bother some people. There is no counter space at all. There was a shaving mirror on a floor shelf but no way to actually put it up by the sink and light and actually use it. The bathroom is tiny, especially by Vegas standards, and the heavy door is either in the way or hitting you. The door also doesn't shut sufficiently to give you true privacy. We were given tokens that covered one breakfast which we weren't expecting so that was a nice surprise....again not sure if that was because of Gold status or goes to everyone. It was small but for a free hotel breakfast, we were very satisfied and the coffee was really good. The staff again was also very nice. If the bathroom wasn't laid out so poorly this would probably be our new place but it really was bad enough that we wouldn't go back. Maybe a person traveling alone that doesn't need any counter space or work space would be fine but I think a lot of people will struggle with the design being so impractical.

First of all...a high five to Chloe at the front desk!!! Super helpful and welcoming as we were so tired arriving after a long flight from Canada, Chloe made all the differences and we were just so happy to be greeted by a smiling face. This hotel is very unique and artistic...from the exterior...to the lobby...to every little detail in the room...you'll be in for a surprise! (that's why I'm not saying too much...don't wanna spoil it for you) Only negative thing: behind the hotel there are a few homeless people asking for spare change. Nothing harmful nor dangerous. Mind you, there are homeless people in any big cities like LA or NYC, so no big deal. Transit: excellent...just a block from the Arts District bus stop to catch the Deuce (double decker to the Vegas *****) Location: great...walking distance to Freemont and the Premium Outlet Mall Verdict: this hotel is my #1 choice in Vegas...no ******, no smoking, no bright neon signs, very quiet, simply the best!!!

Very poorly managed hotel; avoid this place. The only other guest I ever saw at the hotel was at the front desk trying to cancel his reservation. I had also tried canceling mine, but they wouldn't let me out.