Polo Towers, a Hilton Vacation Club

The Resort & Setting

Polo Towers is a Hilton Vacation Club property (formerly a Diamond Resorts location) located directly on Las Vegas Boulevard South, in the heart of the Strip. Google reviewers rate it 4.2 out of 5 from over 8,200 reviews, and the resort's own description calls it a casual hotel with basic studios and kitchen-equipped suites, most with balconies, plus a rooftop pool. This isn't a resort chasing five-star flash — it's a straightforward, well-located base for owners who want to be close to the action without paying for marble lobbies they won't use. The kitchen-equipped suites matter if you're staying more than a couple of nights, since eating out every meal on the Strip adds up fast.

The Area & Things To Do

Being on Las Vegas Boulevard means you're within a short walk or quick rideshare of most of what the Strip is known for: casino resorts, headline shows, shopping malls and the kind of 24-hour dining options Vegas is famous for. The Las Vegas Convention Center and other McCarran-area attractions are a short drive away, and the airport is only a few minutes from the resort — a genuine selling point for renters who don't want a long transfer after landing. Outside the city, day trips to Red Rock Canyon or Hoover Dam are popular with guests who want a break from the Strip's noise, though those are a car ride rather than a walk.

Selling Or Renting A Week Here

If you own a week at Polo Towers and are considering selling, resale here works through a private, owner-to-owner process on BidMyTimeshare.com: you list your week yourself, set your own asking price, and buyers contact you directly through the platform. There's a one-time listing fee and no commission taken on the sale — unlike a brokered resale, you keep what you negotiate.

A few things specific to this brand are worth knowing before you set a price. Hilton Grand Vacations (which now operates former Diamond Resorts contracts like this one) does not publish a standard transfer or resale fee; owners have reported paying around $250 per contract as of 2024. There's no published right of first refusal on file for this resort, and HGV's club rules state that resale buyers do not automatically become members of The Club, nor do they get access to HGV Max. That matters to buyers: you're acquiring the usage week itself, not necessarily the same club benefits an original purchaser had, so it's worth confirming directly with HGV what status will transfer before you commit to a price.

If you're renting rather than selling, people searching for a week here are typically looking for Strip walkability, a kitchen (useful for longer stays or groups), and straightforward access to the airport — all things this resort can genuinely offer based on its location and room types.

Practical Notes

Polo Towers participates in both RCI and Interval International, so an owner week here can potentially be exchanged through either network if you're not using it yourself and don't want to rent or sell it that year. Transfer timelines for resale contracts aren't published by HGV, so buyers and sellers should build some flexibility into any agreed closing date and confirm current status directly with Hilton Grand Vacations before finalising a deal.