as diamond I was "upgraded" to the 22 column where the rooms are awkwardly shaped as an end room. The room was elongated and narrow because it was an end room and the entire end wall was windows. Since the shades go up and down together, it offers open privacy - no privacy. Their mantra was people think its a great upgrade with strip views - I find that difficult to believe. Their mantra is also that every room has windows, but they know its a long narrow room with an entire long wall with windows, no privacy whatsoever . They moved me to a high level floor (still an "upgrade" by hilton criteria) with mountain/parking lot views. Lesson learned ask for an upgrade not in the 22 column with with strip views. looking back sort of felt like a rip-off for a diamond member in a hotel with many vacancies in the shoulder season compared to other strip hotels. they are probably happy they finagled another customer into an "upgrade".
Good insight. Do you remember what is the category of the room you got upgraded too? I often just politely ask for a suite upgrade so they know exactly what I want.
@@upgradedtravels I don't know the category, but it was definitely not a suite. thanks for the tip about asking for a suite. Just stay away from the 22 column - it is a headfake upgrade.
Nice Video, With your upgrade as a Diamond Hilton Member was there an Executive Lounge available for complimentary food and drinks. Thanks nice informative video
I wouldn’t do it if you have to transfer these points from a credit card. But if you already earned them from your stays, you can make an argument to use points especially during peak travel times when room rates are high.
@@MH_6160 really? well Resorts world hilton is 60K. Waldorf is about $600 night with taxes and fees. 85K seems about right considering a hotel around $150-200 a night is 30K points. I don't have FNC unfortunately.
You are nitpicking… jk I agree and I think in the regular King room it is at the mini bar. Not sure if they moved it or they just have a different placement for king room vs suite. Anyway, great content! 👍
LOL, I know right? I need to stop being so critical haha. Yeah, I've stay in their regular king room before. It's slightly smaller, but other than the walk-in closet, there isn't a big difference. Appreciate the support! Thanks for watching! @@bankofbryan7917
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Nice video! Gonna be using the platinum card hotel credit for this place this year!
Thank you for the support! Yes! The Amex Platinum’s FHR credit is perfect for this property! Right on!
as diamond I was "upgraded" to the 22 column where the rooms are awkwardly shaped as an end room. The room was elongated and narrow because it was an end room and the entire end wall was windows. Since the shades go up and down together, it offers open privacy - no privacy. Their mantra was people think its a great upgrade with strip views - I find that difficult to believe. Their mantra is also that every room has windows, but they know its a long narrow room with an entire long wall with windows, no privacy whatsoever . They moved me to a high level floor (still an "upgrade" by hilton criteria) with mountain/parking lot views. Lesson learned ask for an upgrade not in the 22 column with with strip views. looking back sort of felt like a rip-off for a diamond member in a hotel with many vacancies in the shoulder season compared to other strip hotels. they are probably happy they finagled another customer into an "upgrade".
Good insight. Do you remember what is the category of the room you got upgraded too? I often just politely ask for a suite upgrade so they know exactly what I want.
@@upgradedtravels I don't know the category, but it was definitely not a suite. thanks for the tip about asking for a suite. Just stay away from the 22 column - it is a headfake upgrade.
Great video 😎👍🏻 Thanks for the info .. you are awesome!
Thanks for the support!
Nice Video, With your upgrade as a Diamond Hilton Member was there an Executive Lounge available for complimentary food and drinks. Thanks nice informative video
Unfortunately there’s no executive lounge at this hotel. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the great video! Did you say that the bar near the top floor is closed? I hear they have a great view of the strip.
Thanks for watching! It was closed when I was there in February, but it could be open now. It seemed like Twist is getting some major work done tho.
I checked and it is 85K hilton points per night. I wonder if its worth it.....that is a lot of points..
I wouldn’t do it if you have to transfer these points from a credit card. But if you already earned them from your stays, you can make an argument to use points especially during peak travel times when room rates are high.
Only worth staying her if you are using FNC's.. it is not worth 85k points.
@@MH_6160 really? well Resorts world hilton is 60K. Waldorf is about $600 night with taxes and fees. 85K seems about right considering a hotel around $150-200 a night is 30K points. I don't have FNC unfortunately.
How do you get the free night certificate?
You can get them either from the American Express Surpass card after $15000 spent or the American Express Aspire card as an annual bonus.
You are nitpicking… jk I agree and I think in the regular King room it is at the mini bar. Not sure if they moved it or they just have a different placement for king room vs suite. Anyway, great content! 👍
LOL, I know right? I need to stop being so critical haha. Yeah, I've stay in their regular king room before. It's slightly smaller, but other than the walk-in closet, there isn't a big difference.
Appreciate the support! Thanks for watching! @@bankofbryan7917
How?
You can get a free night stay any Hilton with a Hilton free night certificate. Since Waldorf Las Vegas is part of Hilton group, You can use it here.
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