Free parking, no resort fees, good price, perfect location!

No housekeeping! Their only form of housekeeping is them emptying out your trash and leaving fresh towels, that's it! They don't do your bed or vacuum. When you leave, you need to clean up the room for them. I also got stuck with a view of the infamous wall, no Bellagio dancing fountains for us.

The location is pretty amazing. It's center strip and I really enjoy that you get a full kitchen. I did some research, and it's essentially a time share suite being sold as a hotel rate. The place was very clean and great for 2 people. It is not a fancy hotel and a bit outdated. But for the price, location, and full kitchen, it's a steal in Vegas. The Bellagio is about a 5 minute walk away from the Jockey Lobby. I went there for some gelato and had a shortcut through some sketchy driveways/parking to go to the center walk into the Bellagio Lobby. And the strip was less than five minutes in the other direction from the lobby. So 10/10 location placement. Some things to be aware of (not being negative): Parking was very hard to find. It is free, but you need to go into the Cosmopolitan and go to level B3 to park there. Later, you'll get a pass you can put on your rear view mirror, and your keycard will let you out of the parking garage as needed. There seemed to be enough parking there any time of day/night when we got in. They do have valet parking for $5 for 24 hours (tip not included) right at the lobby, but we'll take free parking any day. Side Note: they have some 15 min parking spaces near the lobby to unload your suitcases (and a handicap space). It is a medium sized walk from the parking garage to the lobby or your room. Look for large red double doors as the parking garage can get a little confusing with their signage.

Our view. All the room views boast about overseeing the fountain. You have essentially a 12.5% chance of this being true (1 side out of 8 sides). The hotel consists of two large buildings. The one I was placed in was in the back one, and we are literally against the wall. You open the curtain, and it is a wall outside. It was fine, as we weren't expecting to stay in the room a lot, and I enjoyed the darkness in the morning when waking up. But if you do want a view, maybe call the hotel first to see if you can upgrade or something.

The rooms were great! We got a one bedroom suite. The room was clean and had everything we needed. Makes it nice when you have older children. Older child slept in livingroom on pullout, which was actually pretty comfortable. Extra bedding for the pullout sofa sleeper, as well. There was even a walk in closet! Which made it easy to keep things clean and not strewed about. The location was great right in between Bellagio and cosmopolitan. Right across the street with direct access with skywalk to McDonalds, Taco Bell, Dennys and other restaurants. Will definitely book here again.

It was a little confusing walk to get to our tower. Either outside the building or you have to maneuver down different hallways. There is only one access point to get to the inside of the cosmopolitan from inside of the jockey club.

Excellent place excellent staff 👍🏻👍🏻

Location and value for this property is fantastic. This hotel has a convenient indoor parking with easy access to the building. The property is on the strip yet without the hassle and noise of the surroundings. We had a fantastic view on the Bellagio fountains and Eiffel Tower. The place was quite at night and you could not hear your neighbors.The store near lobby had groceries and snacks. We shopped at Whole Foods located about 20 min drive from the hotel and cooked our own breakfasts etc. The kitchen was fully equipped in pots, pans, plates etc.

A hidden Las Vegas gem, nestled in between the Bellagio and the Cosmopolitan. The hotel itself has no restaurant or bar of its own, but there is a small shop with a selection of drinks and snacks, and there is direct access from the Jockey Club to the Cosmopolitan (where there's plenty of choices in that regard), so this is not really an issue. The hotel is located on The Strip, so it can' really get any more central than that.

As mentioned above, the Jockey Club itself has no restaurant or bar of its own, so if you want something more substantial than a snack, you need to seek out the "secret elevator" to the Cosmopolitan, or head out onto The Strip.

We stayed here for the second time. We enjoyed the convenient location near the Bellagio and Cosmopolitan, with a partial view of the Bellagio fountains from our suite (678). The suite was also very clean and the housekeeping staff is amazing. Parking is also convenient.

However, our stay was disrupted by the loud noise from a broken laundry machine near our unit. The 24/7 laundry policy made it worse, as guests ran the machines at all hours, including midnight and beyond. When I reported the issue, the reception staff dismissed it, saying they couldn’t stop people from doing laundry. A simple policy to limit laundry use after 10 p.m. would greatly improve the guest experience IMO. When you check in, avoid units near laundry facilities.

Walking distance from Caesars, the Sphere, Paris, Flamingo, Harrah's. The location is fantastic, it's right on the Strip, nestled in between the Cosmo and the Bellagio. The room was huge, equipped with a full kitchen and a living room. 1 full bathroom, 1 half bathroom. Would stay again. Free parking in the Cosmo parking.

You have to take 2 elevators to get to the parking floor, but it's free, so I shouldn't complaint. The view from the window was a wall :(

Excellent location right in the centre of the stripe. From our room we could see the Bellagio fountain, eifel tower, paris hotel balloon, sphere. It was wonderful. The room was very clean and spacious. We used the kitchen a lot as my kids did not like the fastfood from outside. Kitchen was really helpful to us with all the cookwares. There is community washing machine just outside. Bellagio underground bus lobby is just 4-5 min (nearest place for tour car or bus departure, car rental or uber or you can use the cosmopolitan site as well). There is an inhouse shop and TARGET or CVS is just round the corner for grocery or essential things. We needed a day of extension. Although we needed to do this via booking.com app but staff gave us the same room. I would definitely come to this place. But caution is that one needs north facing room else the stripe view will not be there.

Superb. The door key is too sensitive even for mobile or other card.

Jockey Club Suites may well be the best deal in Las Vegas for location and quality of room. It sits between the Bellagio and Cosmopolitan Casinos on a service road between them that serves as entrance/exit to Cosmopolitan's taxi and self-parking service. The suite is spacious and well appointed, with full kitchen and separate bedroom with walk-in closet. The view out our window was to the Paris Casino's Eiffel Tower, signs for Venetian and Treasure Island and Bellagio's parking garage. We could see the tops of the water jets from the Bellagio Fountains when they fired. Well sound-insulated. Walgreens and CVS nearby for food/beverage staples. Useful and inexpensive valet service for our rented car, just $5 per day regardless of times used. We found the staff friendly. Several reviewers have mentioned the walk down the "alley" to get to Jockey Club's reception (about 100 meters off Las Vegas Blvd). It is unglamorous, but it is much wider than an alley and has a walkway for pedestrians. Part of the adventure.

Just a few things. 1) the stopper on the bathtub was jammed and could not be fixed, but shower was powerful. 2) It took them two days to fix the front automatic doors to our building. 3) The channel guide on the TV did list channels, but supplied "No Information" for the current/near-future programs on the channels -- very odd -- and staff did not seem to understand. 4) WiFi was indeed free and strong, but unsecured. But we paid for personal login through their system to have secure internet. That proved a bit wonky because it limited number of devices -- and the system seemed to be confused as we tried to shift four devices between secure and unsecured login. 5) Check-in was a bit startling when we had to sign/initial various acceptances of cleaning services and rules.