Polo Towers, a time share resort, caters not only to owners, but to resort guests as well.

There's location, and then there's location. Polo Towers enjoys the latter -- a plum spot on the Las Vegas Strip, almost halfway between the MGM Grand and Bally's hotel-casinos. Unlike its neighbors, however, the only timeshare resort on the Strip prefers to keep a quiet and intimate house.

Polo Towers' 512 rooms bring all the comforts of home to your Las Vegas vacation -- full kitchens, private balconies and a sedate, warm décor that feels as removed from Sin City as one can get. A rooftop pool and whirlpool offer peaceful respite from the bustle of the Strip; a tennis court and workout room is available to those with a need for activity. An attached mini-mall offers restaurants, a mini-market and a Starbucks location, which makes Polo Towers more convenient than some Vegas hotels twice its size.

Finally, there's Polo Towers' star attraction: the 19th floor Polo Lounge, a sedate, glass-walled room that offers live lounge jazz and a view of the Strip that's one of Vegas' must-sees. You can watch the Bellagio's fountains or the New York-New York's roller coaster in action with cocktail in hand, and then when you've seen enough, you can walk back down to your room and continue to relax in America's most exciting city.

FEATURES:

• · Number of rooms: 512.
• · Average room rates: Towers I & II range from $85 to $195 per night; The Villas at Polo Towers range from $159 to $449 per night.
• · Casino: No.
• · Race & sports book: No.
• · Restaurants: No. However, Polo Towers offers order-in dining from neighboring Nicorino's Restaurant in the Polo Plaza.
• · Attractions: No.
• · Entertainment: 19th Floor Polo Lounge offers live Jazz in the evenings.
• · Pool: Yes, outdoor heated pool and whirlpool spa.
• · Health Club: Yes.
• · Spa: No.
• · Shops: The Pony Express Market/Logo Shop.
• · Wedding Chapel: No.
• · Parking Garage: Yes, underground.
• · Convention rooms: No.
• · Business Center: Yes.
• · In-room computer data port: No, but laptops in every room.
• · Wheelchair accessible rooms: Yes.
• · RV park: No.
• · Children allowed in hotel: Yes. No one under the age of 21 is allowed in Las Vegas casinos.
• · Child care facilities: No.
• · Pets allowed: No.
• · Room service: No. However, Polo Towers offers order-in dining from neighboring Nicorino's Restaurant in Polo Plaza.
• · Shuttle Service: Shuttle service to the airport available for a fee from an outside company: Fully appointed kitchens, televisions in each bedroom, private balconies, 19th floor Polo Lounge featuring a 270-degree view of the Strip, tennis court, rooftop pool and whirlpool spa, Polo Towers Fitness Center, organized activities for owners and resort guests.

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