Desert Paradise Resort

This was a Time Share Exchange through Interval International,we exchanged a week at the Dessert Paradise . Wow were we surprised,great front staff NO sales pitches at all they left us completely alone but were always there to help with info.We were there to not really frequent the strip even though it was a very easy journey.We were there with our 13/15 year olds to Sea-Doo on Lake Mead ,which has lots of different areas to it.(Fantastic) The resorts suites were HUGE with walk in closets the size of a single room,we had a two... more

Booked a stay through the "Entertainment Book" that specifcally did not require a time-share sell meeting. When my husband and I arrived we were given a 15 minute talk about reasons why we should attend such a meeting. We indicated we had no intention of attending and not to bother us again. We were not bothered but we did not appreciate the attempt to have us attend a session when we clearly indicated at booking we were not interested. Overall our accommodations were nice. Based on Tripadvisor reviews I had read, I requested a... more

Upon arriving at the Sunterra Desert Paradise Resorts we were met with budget accomadations at best. The property is a time share resort that I am sure has seen better days. The staff was very friendly. Midweek we were scheduled for linen exchange. Upon arriving home the evening of the linen exchange we noticed that a person in our group had their luggage rummaged through. Upon further inspection we learned that some items had been taken. I am glad that prior to going to Vegas we had read reviews posted on this web site and read... more

Our unit was in the back of the building with a view of the back end of a strip center and a huge overflow drainage culvert not to mention that it was also close to the main street. The noise from the traffic was terrible. The major problem is that when we came back to our unit around midnite and being gone since 8:30 AM, our keys would not open the door. (Sounds suspicious). Went to the front desk and they called security. Security could not open the door with their device. He went around to sliding door and found it open (not knowing... more

Stayed in a 2 bedroomed apartment. Staff were wonderful, we arrived after a very long transatlantic flight and although check in time was 3pm the Staff allowed us to check in immediately. The apartment was beautiful and spotless. Having our own washing machine and dryer was a bonus. Loved the location, have been visiting Las Vegas for over 20 years now and love it but we find the traffic on the strip a bit much so it is wonderful to stay "off strip". Cannot stress how lovely this resort is.

The accomodations were ok, somewhat like a larger hotel room. It was not handy to get back and forth to the strip without the extra expense of renting a car. Lots of walking and bus riding going to the main casino areas.

Over all, the Sunterra Desert Paradise was an excellent place to stay. Our party consisted of my husband, my daughter, and one of her friends, and we had a first floor two bedroom suite. The rooms were nice (the girls particularly loved them because this meant that they could hide from me and my husband and not have to be bothered by us constantly as one would have to be in a regular hotel room). We encountered some problems later on in the week, with things such as one side of the stove stopped working when one of the girls was trying... more

We stayed here for 6 nights in October during a month-long trip around the Southwest and was such a contrast to the 2/4 nighters in various stopovers. We found the resort to be first class and extremely comfortable; we pampered the two of us by renting a 2-bedroomed apartment - cost £563BP from Expedia. What you get: apartments are in blocks of 4 (2up/2down),roomy,thickly-carpeted,private entrance (no next door),very clean throughout, lounge,diner,full kitchen,balcony (not overlooked), 3 TVs/DVDplayer, washer/drier (very useful on a... more

My husband and I borrowed a friend's time share and stayed at the Desert Paradise resort from Sept 19 to Sept 26. IT's not on the strip, it's on Decatur, near Tropicana, past I-15. We had a vehicle, so this wasn't a serious problem. It's looks like the Sunterra Timeshare people took over a apartment complex, furnished the units and did some cosmetic upgrades. I have no interest in buying a timeshare. From my research, it became apparent that this is a poor investment. Using the property did nothing to dissuade my belief that... more

The condo was big with a lot of closet space. Kitchen was big. The staff was extremely helpful and courteous. I would recommend renting a car, as it is far from the casinos. We really enjoyed our stay.