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  • We stayed at the Jockey Club as part of an exchange through our timeshare program and I have no regrets about it but I certainly do have done reservations about some things. We got there late at night on a Friday and the only room available was a handicapped access room without a tub and with the other ADA accommodations. No big deal! We were stating a week and I like bathtubs so they told us that we could call in the morning and get moved to a different room if we would like. When I called the desk in the morning I was given attitude because I called "too late" in the morning. It was about 10am! Who gets moving early in Vegas, especially when you arrive at 2am?! We were treated so poorly about if that we just decided to keep the room. It was a very clean, spacious, we'll appointed room with a comfy bed. The view was of dumpsters but I get that not every room in a resort can look at something pretty so that's no big deal. The customer service was consistently off at The Jockey Club, we seemed to be putting them out when asking for change or inquiring about services. I'm not sure how comfortable I would have been using the pool here. It seemed nice (but modest) but I don't know about the location. It's nice that the fitness center overlooks it- that would be helpful if I was exercising and the kids were playing in the pool so I could watch them. However, the timeshare sales center also overlooks the pool. There are always a lot of people in the sales center (during the day) and they come and go through the dude of the pool deck. I think that I would kind of feel like I was in display if I was using the pool. It certainly wouldn't be very relaxing for sunbathing but it is a nice enough, basic pool space. Wifi: From the very time we got there we were having a problem using the wifi. We each have iPhones and brought iPads as we'll and NONE of the devices could get on the network! We were told that it "must be busy because it's the weekend" and dismissed without an offer of further assistance. The next day we were told that we must be wrong about not bring able to get on because our room was right by the pool and that's where their wifi signal is. ???? I assure you, we know how to use wifi and The The Jockey Club's simply did not work while we were there! I assume that it worked for some people but they just don't gave enough to accommodate the demands. I was able to log on briefly a couple of times while I was standing in the hallway outside the room but we would quickly get kicked off the network. I was able to get wifi while I was in the laundry room and the signal was pretty strong. Unfortunately, this was on a different floor and a different end of the building from our room so that didn't do me much good besides that 5 minutes when I was waiting for my stuff to come out of the dryer.
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