Tahiti Village Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Gross

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33rd

Out of 481

Tahiti Village Las Vegas	Average Price: $108 Check Rates

Hotel Class:

7200 South Las Vegas Blvd

Las Vegas, 89119 View map

3-Star Hotel Rank: 8 of 92
Average review rating: 3.69

OpinionWell Value Index: 5

Traveler reviews analyzed: Expedia (83) , TripAdvisor (613) , YahooTravel (10)

SAFE TO BOOK ? (2/5 issues found)

Is this hotel safe to book? See the trends in negative comments below to find out the real deal before you commit:

Construction:	There are recent comments about Construction.
Noise:	Recent comments complained about noise.
Room Smell:	No recent comments about room smell were found.
Parking Fees:	No recent comments about parking fees were found.
Bed Bugs:	No recent comments about bed bugs were found.

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1. that means he went to the kitchen to find something to unplug the drain, went through our foodstuffs on the counter and decided that our green plastic knives were the proper tool for the job? gross factor: EXTREMELY HIGH.