The English Hotel, Las Vegas, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Recommended

This review is for the wheelchair accessible room. There is 1 room that is accessible and you need to specifically book it. It has a king bed, pull down bench in shower, hand held shower, large bathroom and bigger room area. I would recommend.

The hotel bedrooms are very nicely decorated, the bed very comfortable , very nice bathroom and the place is very clean and well maintained. The front desk employees and the housekeepers are very welcoming and very pleasant. The outdoor pool is very well maintained and clean . We went for breakfast à couple of days and the food quality and presentation was excellent. The food was very well seasoned and we savored every bites . The first day for breakfast at the restaurant our Hispanic waiter was miserable, rude and couldn’t care less . He never interacted with us , took our order and slap the plates in front of us . No butter was served, no coffee refills . After slapping the plates in front of us we never saw him again. He ruined our day . What a miserable person. He needs to change job . I still left him a very good tip . What a shame because the restaurant is beautiful and the food quality and presentation is excellent. The second day at breakfast it was the complete opposite our waiter from Vietnam was a gentleman. He was very professional and he made our day . He did an excellent job waiting on us and he is an asset to your restaurant. I hope you reward him because he is one of the best waiter I have ever met in all my years of traveling. I am sorry I do not remember his name but tell him thank you again. He is a gentleman.

I was here for business with Clark County because they offered a state government rate. When I requested cancellation flexibility for a third night, they didn’t respond right away, and the general manager insulted me in front of the front desk staff and assistant manager for asking. So while this hotel has conscientious support staff and comfortable beds, don’t ask management for any favors! I could hear the room next-door to me up all night playing loud video games, so you might need those earplugs. There is nice outdoor space. Swimming pool is small and shallow. The Todd English name brand over everything feels a little excessive. I am a Silver Elite member and I stay at Marriott hotels monthly. The room was comfortable, but the treatment of management stained my experience. Tip: Check out Chin Chin across the street, excellent sushi, friendly servers and great happy hour. I heard the Pepper Club's new menu is delicious too. Limited parking, walk to Bungalow coffee and Arts District restaurants and bars

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.