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  • Great place to stay! My girlfriend and I stayed here over a long weekend (Thurs-Sun) and had an excellent time. The rooms were nice & spacious, with a mini-kitchen (other rooms have different/better amenities), and comfortable beds/furniture. This place would be ideal for a family or people who are looking for a more laid back Vegas experience. The main thing that drew our eye to the Tahiti Village was the pool and lazy river. The pictures on their website make it look pretty spectacular and it definitely lived up to the hype. The pool had music playing & a water-volleyball match going on with a lively group of guests. The only draw back were drink prices at the poolside bar. I understand there's an up-charge, I get it... but when my girlfriend comes back after ordering drinks for her & I and says she doesn't have enough cash and I ask how much... hearing "$38..that's before tip," I was ready to simply go thirsty. $19 for a mixed drink is absolutely ridiculous! I even saw the resort management hassle a time-share owner about bringing beers down to the pool (beers that he had purchased at the resort's on-site store). But aside from that, an excellent place to stay! The shuttle service to the strip is convenient & pretty prompt. There was no way I was waking up at 8am to catch the shuttle to the grocery store on Friday morning though, so I ended up walking. There's a Food 4 Less about 1.6 miles away (straight shot down South Las Vegas Blvd). However, in 109 degree heat (even with 0 humidity), it's not the most pleasant stroll. So, my "pro tip" for anyone else in the same boat, cut through the HUGE outlet mall that's on the way. It's air conditioned and it covers nearly 1/3 of the distance you're going to be traveling. Also, when looking online, it said the only real places for food were the restaurant at the resort (Tahiti Joe's) or Denny's (also located on the resort property). However, just passed the strip mall, there are a number of other eatery options. From subway & fast food to sit-down restaurants & night clubs, you can find a variety of options. All in all, as long as you're slightly resourceful, Tahiti Village was a great stay. The resort staff was polite and did an excellent job. They even let us have late check out because our flight wasn't until 9pm that night. Had a blast, will be back again!
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