Hawthorn Suites By Wyndham Las Vegas/Henderson

Ben Reilly

Unfortunately, the worst “3-star” hotel I’ve stayed at. The prices were much higher than what was advertised on Google. The water facet in the shower was dripping all night. The shower floor was extremely creaky. The drain plug in the sink didn’t work. The microwave was not plugged in the socket and given the location of the dresser, I was unable to plug it in. The TV didn’t work, likely for the same reason. The card keys were the worst of any hotel I’ve stayed at, sometimes needing to try them 10 times before they worked. The fitness center was only a treadmill, 2 stationary bikes and 10 lb weights (no other weights or benches) in a room the size of basically a closet. The elevator was also very creaky, unstable and felt like it was made in the 80s with no maintenance since. Although the breakfast was alright for this type of service, the breakfast area was very confined and claustrophobic. This is particularly disappointing because there are other nearby hotels that are apt and similarly priced. You’re much better off going with one of these other hotels instead of this surprisingly poor one.

AJ Supernova

The Hawthorn Suits is a good place to stay. It’s wheelchair accessible. It has a hot tub and a swimming pool that’s open 24hrs. The hotel is non smoking, however there is a smoking area. This hotel is in a great area but once in a while some local homeless man comes to take cigarette butts from the ash tray and I might ask you if you found his phone. (Skinny white guy) clearly on drugs. Anyways did a complimentary breakfast from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM. And a complimentary dinner on Wednesdays at 5PM. The rooms is nice. Bathroom is a little small. The room comes with a microwave mini fridge and coffee pot. I recommend this hotel. @iamajsupernova #iamajsupernova

Roxie Roes

Thiz hotel is close to our family so it is very convenient. It is clean, quiet, and has a great breakfast. We felt safe and secure. My mother-in-law was in a handicapped room and she said it was very comfortable and easy for her.

Fritzwilliam B

The experience has altered our opinion of the Wyndham brand. While it's true that hotels, business and partygoing often appear together, there are limits. Management may holler "FYI, Not my fault!" Well a noisy AC unit might be. And what about a stiflingly hot ambient temperature that resists being changed, along with lingering odors that whisper to your senses "Old hotel?" There are good things but the same can be seen in much cheaper hotels. Kudos though for the desk and executive swivel chair-- a welcome sight for any writer. But then there's the $100 refundable deposit due on signing no matter the payment method. Ugh. This tied up close to $300 for a one-night stay. And the room? Just say it didn't look like the photos. .