Las Vegas resort paradise Tahiti Village thanks our many visitors for helping us achieve the prestigious TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for an eighth consecutive year. As one of the most discussed resorts on the world’s largest travel site, with more than 3,500 reviews as of this writing, we are honored to receive the recognition. We think it is testament to our consistency and customer service that we could maintain our level of excellence over thousands of reviews.
The award is given only to the most exceptional performers and top ratings earners in TripAdvisor’s global business community. You can be sure we’ll work just as diligently to win a ninth straight Certificate of Excellence next year.
In case you didn’t know, we are proud members of TripAdvisor’s Hall of Fame, an honor we received in 2016 after earning our fifth straight Certificate of Excellence.
We truly appreciate your support and look forward to serving you on your next visit to family friendly Tahiti Village, Las Vegas’ favorite tropical resort paradise.
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Best of Las Vegas is now accepting votes for your 2019 favorites, and family friendly Tahiti Village is vying for the top spot. Tahiti Village, Las Vegas’ number one tropical resort, is hoping to win your vote in the following Hotel/Casino categories:
Best family friendly resort
Best Strip hotel pool
Best spa
Best concierge service
Best lobby
Best hotel rooms/suites
If you have ever visited Tahiti Village, situated on 20 lush acres at the south end of the world famous Strip, we think you’ll agree we are legitimate contenders for the Best of Las Vegas.
We are a popular resort destination for families from all over the world who enjoy our nonsmoking, non-gaming environment and appreciate the numerous kid friendly activities.
Once here, they flock to our refreshing aquatic attractions, which include the city’s longest lazy river and a tropical pool featuring a beach-style entry that encourages hours of sand castle-making fun. Tahiti Village is also one of the few Las Vegas resorts whose pool and lazy river are open year-round.
Recently remodeled, our three-story lobby building is an inviting space for guests to relax with an enticing snack and a specialty coffee drink from the Village Café. The lobby sports a fresh, modern appearance and includes colorful chairs and comfy couches, tables to put your stuff on and decorative space dividers.
Across from check-in you’ll find our helpful and knowledgeable concierges. As certified Las Vegas experts, they are happy to answer all your questions and point you in the right direction.
Be sure to ask for directions to Tower 5, where you’ll find our Mahana Spa. Tucked away in an intimate setting on the ninth floor, Mahana Spa is a relaxing sanctuary where worries and stress melt away. Our boutique spa offers a variety of services in beautifully appointed, candle-lit treatment rooms.
Lastly, our spacious one- and two-bedroom guest rooms exemplify what the Best of Las Vegas is all about. Ranging from 650 square feet to more than 1,500 square feet, our condo-style accommodations come with numerous convenient amenities, including full kitchens, steam showers and jetted tubs in select units.
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We are pleased to announce 17˚ South Booze & Bites, the onsite bar and restaurant at family friendly Tahiti Village in Las Vegas, has earned the prestigious TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence. The award is given to only the most exceptional performers and top ratings earners in TripAdvisor’s global business community. According to TripAdvisor ratings, 17˚ South is ranked in the top 25 percent of more than 4,000 Las Vegas restaurants.
“It’s a great feeling,” said Nader Mossavi, 17˚ South’s Food and Beverage Manager. “It lets us know we are meeting the high standards we set for ourselves and consistently providing excellent customer service.”
“This is a great honor,” said Jason Diaz, 17˚ South’s Executive Chef. “It is a reflection on the efforts of the entire team, and I couldn’t be more proud.”
We would like to thank all our owners and guests who contributed positive reviews to TripAdvisor on our behalf, helping us earn a customer satisfaction rating of 4 out of 5. You can be sure we’ll work just as diligently to earn another TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence next year. It has been our pleasure to serve you!
Day and night, family friendly Tahiti Village Resort is the place to be for a great July 4th holiday in Las Vegas. We’re serving up a batch of entertaining activities in and around our tropical beach pool, where you can beat the heat from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. You’ll enjoy a disc jockey for the first part of the day, live music for the second, a face painter and a movie on the beach!
Our resident DJ will play your favorite tunes from noon to 4 p.m., after which guitarist Nick Mattera takes over for his popular acoustic set from 4 to 7 p.m. Befitting the holiday, get your face painted in stars and strips or the design of your own making from noon to 5 p.m.
Come nightfall, we’re showing a movie by the sand, the appropriately titled “Sandlot.” You’ll of course want to watch the spectacular fireworks display from the Strip, so be sure to head up to our 10th floor Sky View lounge. It’s the best view in the city!
A delicious new drink made from a secret Bacardi recipe and an old favorite reimagined by our bar staff have become the official drinks of Tahiti Village, Las Vegas’ favorite tropical resort. Just in time for your summer imbibing pleasure, we are pleased to introduce the subtly sweet Tahitian Sunset and the zingy zesty Tahitian Mary.
TAHITIAN SUNSET
Our partnership with Bacardi has resulted in a drink that captures the tropical essence of Tahiti Village. When you order the Tahitian Sunset, you’re essentially getting Tahiti Village in a glass. Featuring refreshing Bacardi Lime rum and a mix of proprietary ingredients, the Tahitian Sunset is the perfect drink to enjoy by the pool, at the lazy river, on your balcony – or anywhere!
TAHITIAN MARY
Five years in the making and overflowing with 10 delectable ingredients, the Tahitian Mary – our over-the-top take on the popular Bloody Mary – is more than a match for any Vegas hangover. Garnished with jalapeño peppers pickled in-house and flavored with homemade Bloody Mary mix, the Tahitian Mary will have you feeling like your old self in no time.
The brainchild of our intrepid bar staff at 17˚ South Booze & Bites, the Tahitian Mary is the T-Rex of its species. In addition to the aforementioned jalapeños, it contains house vodka, green olives, lime and lemon wedges, bread and butter pickles, a celery stick, tajin and – as a telling testament to its exquisite excess – bacon! How we manage to get it all in the stylishly salted glass is beyond us.
With its ample spice notes, the Tahitian Mary isn’t a cocktail you would necessarily expect to find at tropical Tahiti Village. All we know is this: you’ll be happy you did!
Summer at Tahiti Village Resort in Las Vegas promises three months of fun and sun for the entire family. To make your stay that much nicer, we have created a Summer Survival Guide that offers helpful tips, guidance and information. We know tips, guidance and information probably aren’t high on your summer reading list, so instead of making you wade through dry text in a forbidding paragraph, we turned them into stimulating works of graphic art. Visual aids are known to aid in memory retention. After you’ve familiarized yourself with the contents below, we think you’ll be more than ready to survive the summer at family friendly Tahiti Village, Las Vegas’ tropical resort paradise. We look forward to seeing you!
Our signature summer event, the weekly Sunday Luau, is back for another scintillating season. Las Vegas’ longest running luau begins Memorial Day Sunday, May 26, and runs all summer long through Labor Day at family friendly Tahiti Village, Las Vegas’ favorite tropical resort.
Don’t miss this invigorating treat for the senses. Our Hot Lava singers, dancers and musicians will thrill, delight and whisk you away to a tropical paradise right here in the desert. Their island offerings include a mix of fun Polynesian songs and hula dances with audience participation. Things really heat up when a master fire twirler hits the stage. You’ll be on the edge of your seat!
Join us at Tahiti Village every Sunday all summer long in our beautiful Island Courtyard for wonderful entertainment and a delicious Tahitian buffet. Chef Jason has prepared a rotating menu of island-inspired cuisine that will keep your taste buds guessing.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. with dinner beginning at 7 p.m. The show will follow shortly after. Leis provided are provided at the door and look great with tropical shirts.
For current VIP and general admission pricing and to reserve your tickets, please call the concierge at (702) 440-6915 or visit the concierge desk in the Tahiti Village main lobby. Book a summer visit today!
We live in a time when even the unlikeliest of subjects can receive a day commemorating their importance. In May alone we have Scurvy Awareness Day, Hug Your Cat Day* and National Lost Sock Memorial Day in addition to the traditional Cinco de Mayo. Here’s our take on the subject: If a lost sock can bag its own offbeat holiday, why can’t something as important to Americans as travel and tourism have an entire week to itself?
With the advent of National Travel & Tourism Week, now it does!
Spread over seven days in May, we’re celebrating the occasion at Tahiti Village, Las Vegas’ family friendly island paradise and home to more than 40,000 satisfied vacation ownership practitioners.
The theme of this year’s National Travel & Tourism Week is Travel Matters, whereby each of the seven days from May 5-11 is assigned a reason why Travel Matters (as determined by those high priests of the local tourism industry, the Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority).
If you want to read in-depth analyses on why Travel Matters, please click here. You’ll learn why getting off your sofa and going places is so vital to our economy, jobs, health and families among other important reasons.
Kid visitors to family friendly Tahiti Village, Las Vegas’ tropical resort retreat, will scramble for hidden goodies at our annual Easter egg hunt on Sunday, April 21. Young collectors and their parents should meet at 9 a.m. inside the Island Courtyard (behind the lazy river) to receive their egg bags and prepare for the hunt, which will go off at approximately 9:15 a.m. for the first age group (up to five years old), 10 minutes later for the second age group (6-12), and 10 minutes after that for the third age group (13 and over).
Once the first group of intrepid hunters collects the eggs, deftly hidden throughout the lazy river, they will return to the Island Courtyard for games, crafts and live music. There they will be joined by the second and third groups sporting their own candy-filled eggs. Fortune will smile on a few lucky hunters in the form of special Golden Eggs, which will contain a voucher the holder can exchange for a special prize.
Here’s the one time of the year where it’s advisable to put all your eggs in one basket. Here’s wishing you a very happy Easter from all of us at Tahiti Village, your family friendly Las Vegas resort!
Las Vegas is famous for being famous. Visited by 42 million people a year, it is a magnet for adrenaline fiends drawn to its 24/7 excitement, games of chance, possibilities of unexpected and instantaneous wealth, Cirque du spectaculars, scintillating shopping and five-star restaurants helmed by celebrity chefs.
As creatures of habit, the individuals who comprise that 42 million generally don’t stray far from the tried and true. You’ll see only the most adventurous of them commingling in the land of the locals, off the Strip and out from under the Fremont Street canopy.
Perhaps you have felt the inclination to join them, to shed the constraints of your comfort zone and enjoy a Las Vegas experience without all the bells and whistles (with apologies to the Pinball Hall of Fame).
With this article as a guide, you too can take the road less traveled by tourists and partake of the many attractions known mainly to residents.
Go ahead for once. Live it up like you live here on your next visit to family friendly Tahiti Village, Las Vegas’ tropical resort retreat.
Bells and whistles indeed! Located on East Tropicana Avenue just minutes from the Strip, the Pinball Hall of Fame is home to the largest collection of pinball machines in the world. The machines belong to collector Tim Arnold and range from 1950s up to the 1990s. Paying homage to the heyday of pinball, the collection features mainly older games from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. You’ll find are no “ticket spitters” here, just pure pinball (and a few arcade novelty games) from the past. You ain’t seen nothing like this in any amusement hall.
The Neon Museum, encompassing a two-acre outdoor museum space in downtown Las Vegas, is home to more than 150 donated and rescued signs dating from the 1930s to present day. The nonprofit organization is dedicated to preserving the history of the city through its art form, the neon sign! The Neon Museum’s collection consists of three components: the Neon Boneyard, the Downtown Gallery and the Las Vegas Signs project.
The Downtown Gallery (Fremont Street at Las Vegas Boulevard) and the Las Vegas Signs Project (located on Las Vegas Boulevard between Sahara and Washington avenues) feature 15 electrified, restored signs installed as public art throughout the downtown area. These signs are available for viewing 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Neon Boneyard is available for guided tours Monday through Sunday starting at 10 a.m. Tours routinely fill up, so guests are encouraged to book a tour time in advance on the museum’s website.
Combining a factory tour with thousands of pounds of chocolate equals a must-see (and sample) destination. Located in suburban Henderson, you’ll have to travel just outside of the city limits to visit the factory and take the tour. But trust us, it’s totally worth it! Ethel M also created an amazing botanical cactus garden that adds another dimension to this worthy visit. With over 300 species, it’s one of the world’s largest cactus gardens!
Located in suburban Henderson, about 10 miles east of the Strip, Ethel M Chocolates Holiday Cactus Garden is one of Las Vegas’ favorite holiday attractions. The three-acre Botanical Cactus Garden, adjacent to the Ethel M Chocolate Factory, is a sight to behold during the holiday season and features more than one million lights. Open through January, the annual event is free to attend. Visit us on select nights for choir performances in the garden and photos with Santa!
Las Vegas is for the birds, you say? You may be right. The Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve sits on approximately 140 acres and is home to thousands of migratory waterfowl as well as numerous resident desert birds. There are nine ponds available for birding, surrounded by both paved and soft surfaces. The paved path is approximately 3/4 of a mile long and is accessible by wheelchair. The soft surfaces are mostly level and allow for easy walking. When you visit, expect to do a lot of walking and allow yourself adequate time to visit the area.
It is recommended that you wear appropriate clothing and comfortable, sturdy shoes. Bring water, a hat, and wear sunscreen. If you do not have binoculars, the Preserve will loan you a pair. Please do not feed the birds or wildlife. The Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve is located on the eastern edge of the Pacific Migratory Flyway and many of the birds that come here are temporary visitors. Feeding wildlife disrupts natural feeding behaviors and encourages an unhealthy association with humans. Pets are not permitted at this facility.
The National Atomic Testing Museum documents the history of nuclear testing at the Nevada Test Site (NTS) in the desert north of Las Vegas. The museum operates as an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution.
The museum covers the period from the first test at NTS on January 27, 1951, to the present. Among its exhibits covering American nuclear history is a “Ground Zero Theater” which simulates the experience of observing an atmospheric nuclear test.
Other exhibits include Geiger counters, radio badges and radiation testing devices, Native American artifacts from around the test area, pop culture memorabilia related to the atomic age, equipment used in testing the devices. Other displays focus on important figures at the facility, videos and interactive exhibits about radiation.
In 2012 the museum added an exhibit about Area 51, and expanded the exhibit two years later.
The Mob Museum, officially the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, is a history museum located in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada. Opened on February 14, 2012, the Mob Museum is dedicated to featuring the artifacts, stories, and history of organized crime in the United States, as well as the actions and initiatives by law enforcement to prevent such crimes. The museum is housed in the former Las Vegas Post Office and Courthouse, which was built in 1933 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The museum is located on Stewart Avenue, two blocks north of Fremont Street, the main artery of the downtown casino district.
The Burlesque Hall of Fame in downtown Las Vegas Arts District provides an inside look at the popular art form. The Burlesque Hall of Fame pays tribute to all elements of burlesque: comedy, theater, dance, music and, of course, costumes. From its controversial debut in the 1950s to its modern-day revival, you’ll have a greater appreciation for the art. Read a timeline of notable events and get an up-close look at costumes through the years. There’s even a “Peek a View” view master kiosk, where you can look at photos of the early days.
The Lion Habitat Ranch is a nonprofit educational zoo that functions as an exotic wildlife refuge center and is permitted by the Department of Agriculture to exhibit lions and other wild animals. It costs about $10,000 per year to feed a male lion, and $8,000 to feed the average female each year. The $25 fees from visiting tourists and from special events go directly to the care of the animals. While lions usually live 7 to 12 years in the wild, the 36 cats that inhabit the sanctuary can reach ages 20 years or more.
An anonymous strip mall whose storefronts are as often vacant as occupied, John Helfer Plaza at 4545 E. Tropicana Avenue may be the only place in town with a store selling Columbian lady pants. Get `em while you can!
Las Vegas resort paradise Tahiti Village thanks our many visitors for helping us achieve the prestigious TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for an eighth consecutive year. As one of the most discussed resorts on the world’s largest travel site, with more than 3,500 reviews as of this writing, we are honored to receive the recognition. We think it is testament to our consistency and customer service that we could maintain our level of excellence over thousands of reviews.
A delicious new drink made from a secret Bacardi recipe and an old favorite reimagined by our bar staff have become the official drinks of 
