Bring the whole clan for fun, food, and relaxation

Tahiti Village is designed to bring many of the convenient features of one’s house to its all-suite, family friendly resort hotel.

Where hotel rooms come with minimal space and amenities, many being limited to a coffee maker and microwave, Tahiti Village’s suites each feature a well-appointed kitchenette. Between the extra kitchen space and the suites’ in-unit washer and dryer, families are especially well-served. No need to overpack to have a fresh outfit for each day during their stay.

Some of the resort’s biggest guest-favorite attractions are located poolside. Its lazy river, which winds around in a circuit stretching 1/8 of a mile, is a hit for the whole family. The relaxing attraction is heated to 80 degrees in the winter, has four different waterfall features, and is immersed in lush and tropical surroundings. The longest lazy river in Vegas is one of the best places to wind down and cool off after a long day out.

Equally prominent is Tahiti Village’s sand-entry pool, which has been voted Best of Las Vegas for five years in a row. This attraction is perfect for kids to build sandcastles and splash around in the shallows. It offers guests the authentic feeling of sand and surf beneath one’s feet.

For dining, guests are treated to the great options available from Arturo’s Village Pizza, one of the best Brooklyn-style pizza places in the city. Its first owner, Artie, travelled to the New York City borough with the mission to bring its best flavors back with him to Vegas. The result is one of the best spots to grab an authentic NYC pie nestled in the heart of a South Pacific themed resort.

Its other dining option, the 17° South Booze & Bites, balances elements that evoke the adventurous spirit of the tropics as well as the relaxing serenity of that environment. It serves an assortment of American casual restaurant eats like burgers as well as a full menu of enjoyable cocktails and other harder beverages.

For a momentary reprieve from the fun and food, the resort offers the Mahana Spa and its many rejuvenating services. Its massage therapists are trained in Swedish and deep-tissue techniques along with many other specialties like hot stones to ease aches, tension, and problem areas.

Mahana’s facials address a number of skin-care concerns, including aging, dullness, dehydration, uneven complexion, texture, and everything in-between. After an expert skin analysis, the aesthetics professionals apply customized approaches that leave the guest feeling refreshed and radiant.

Its personnel know that guests are likely to have multiple problem areas or want more than one service in one stop, so they offer many different packages with treatments that can be mixed and matched to suit the guest’s preferences.

The resort’s host of enjoyable year-round attractions are joined by a list of activities, many of which are seasonal or limited-running. Visitors have had the opportunity to learn to swim with a mermaid’s tail or shark fin, attend a spectacular luau and night market, learn to play the ukelele, join a drum circle with a former member of the Blue Man Group, and participate in more fun experiences.

Between comfortable lodgings, relaxing interiors, luxury amenities, and world-class family fun, there is no better place to bring the whole troop than Tahiti Village.

This article is sponsored and presented by Tahiti Village. For more information, visit tahitivillage.com.

*Updated publish date 03/15