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Wynn Las Vegas
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3131 Las Vegas Blvd SLas Vegas, NV 89109
Neighbourhood: The Strip
(702) 770-7000
- Price Range:
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$$$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- No
- Wi-Fi:
- Paid
Andrew D. said: "Had a great time here. Stayed on a Thurs-Fri. Our 2 rooms were upgraded to a 2 bedroom suite. Living room, dining table, full kitchen, washer/dryer combo, 2 bathrooms. Furniture was good. I would say that it feels like 3.5 star hotel…" read more »
1077 reviews for Wynn Las Vegas
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"The view of their golf course is absolutely amazing." In 97 reviews -
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"Le Reve is here, one of my favorite shows EVER." In 35 reviews
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Review from Terry K.
5/21/2012 2 Check-ins Here
Yelp Challenge 365 # 173/365
This review is about the beauty, class and convenience of The Wynn. I was not a guest of the hotel but did spend quite a bit of time enjoying the beauty of this property.
You walk into a bright lobby which permits you wander into the casino which is surrounded by shops and eateries.
There are cocktail waiteresses passing you in the casinos regularly to see if they can offer you a beverage including bottled water which is readily available on their tray (Imagine toting 6-8 bottles of water on your tray! Yikes)
They have cleaners around, straightening chairs, emptying ash trays, removing used glasses and cups.
They have staffing on the floors asking if they can be of any service whatsoever....
Their valet service is by far superior and very organized compared to other casinos along the famous Las Vegas Blvd (aka the Strip)
The eateries are AMAZING.... I will review the eateries separate of this review as this review is strictly for The Wynn...
Oh, the convenience? Across the street from the Fashion Show Mall.... Perfect!
I look forward to my next visitListed in: Yelp 365 Challenge
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Review from Rashad D.
Redwood City, CA
5/25/2012
We were disrespected by the staff, and we walked away. We complained to the general manager of the Wynn Hotel, and the only thing he could say is Sorry.
If you are in Vegas, and expect a good time at a 5 star resort, AVOID WYNN LAS VEGAS & STEVE WYNN'S RESORTS IN GENERAL.
Unless you want to be suckered into something that isn't what it really is, than go here, but if you plan on coming here with a family and expect 5 star service than PLEASE take my recommendation, and take your business elsewhere, where people would appreciate your business.
The Food isn't as great as it sounds, and the service is crap. The price is fair, however I would never step foot into a Wynn Resort again.
This is coming from a hospitality major, and to be specific, the guy who jacked things up for me and my family was the asian guy, Steve Kuo or something like that, and the manager we dealt with was Chris Fox. Chris Fox was ok, he didn't want to do anything for us, and thats' fine. That's why we are leaving this review.
This is a quote from another review, in May 2012:
"1) Life is too short to have bad customer service and
2) Life is too short to suffer fools."
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Review from tae k.
5/22/2012 3 Check-ins Here
More and more I realize 2 things: 1) Life is too short to have bad customer service and 2) Life is too short to suffer fools.
Here is the breakdown of the highs and lows:
Checkout (1 star): As I waited in line for an eternity, I noticed why it was taking people so long to check out. It was like taking a time machine back to prehistoric times as they were filling out carbon copies of TPS forms and other things for mini-bars and room charge disputes. Receipts took forever to be printed out and apparently someone was scrawling them on a stone tablet.
Here is the worst part, after waiting my turn in line, I finally got to the counter. I asked the lady behind the desk if she would take a fedex pack (already prepaid) and just have it dropped off in a fed ex box. She said this is not her job and I would have to walk across the entire casino to the business center to drop it off. Mind you I was checking out so I had all my bags. Seriously? That is about as bad as it gets. Apparently she forgot she is in a customer service industry *Sigh*. Had I the time or the inclination I would have pointed out to her where she failed.
Valet (5 star): On a positive note, I asked the valet if he could do this for me and he happily obliged so I gave him a nice tip.
Pool (2 star): Getting to the pool is a real hassle which requires multiple elevators and winding halls if you are going from your room to the pool. Pool area is ok and I like the long stretch in the middle which allows you to get a little workout if you like.
Room (4 star): Room is nice with a comfortable bed. The TV takes forever to get to the regular channels. The wifi worked ok but something about this hotel really screwed with my cell service.
Overall: the lady at the check out pissed me off so bad that I left disappointed. -
Review from Lisa Marie M.
5/22/2012 2 photos
My GF had a business conference in Vegas at The Wynn. She got a wicked rate for airfare and 6 nights here through Allegiant Air.
The hotel is a luxury 5 star indeed. Staff was all super friendly and not pretentious.
Filled with high end boutiques like Dior, Chanel, Alexander McQueen, Rolex, Louis Vuitton, Even a Ferrari dealership!
Everything is bright and cheery, the attention to detail amazing, all the way to the stained glass butterfly mosaic tiles on the floor.
The girl who checked us in was nice & friendly. She gave us a room on the 39th floor since we were staying a week. We had to give a 200$ deposit on the credit card. This later was a 900$ deposit - we never quite understood why. Something to do with the Internet which made no sense.
Our room was a deluxe resort double. Floor to ceiling windows overlooked the spectacular golf course and pools.
The bathroom was huge ! 2 sinks 2 mirrors, a large vanity and shelves under each sink left lots of room for our toiletries & products. Huge soaker tub and separate shower with room to sit down in it.
The room itself was bigger then my entire apartment ! 2 super comfy beds with lots of pillows and sheets with a very large thread count.
Everything is on a control that sits on the bedside table. Buttons to open and close the heavy curtains that blocks out all light, as well as the shears.
It also controls the lighting, which has buttons for all off, all on, night lights, etc.
The air conditioning was also nice in that you could set it to the exact temperature you desired.
There was a large desk, with fax machine, and a few chairs.
The mini bar and snack bar was fully stocked, but came with a warning that 60 seconds of anything being removed would be charged to the room.
There was no coffee maker or fridge, but you can get one @25$ a day.
A resort fee of 25$ a day was also in effect. This coverage WiFi for all devices, local and toll free calls.
The bellman delivered our bags very quickly and even got us ice,
Housekeeping was immaculate, and would service the room whenever they were called.
Lots of towels, nice robes, and the toiletries provided were generous, however I didn't like the lemon grass scent.
We never ordered room service. The menu was vast, and looked really good, with lots of variety and options, but the prices were so high, unless you had an expense account be prepared to pay through the nose.
The rack rate listed for our room was $1500 a night. That's pretty crazy,
The casino was OK, played a bit of slots, won a few bucks. Was never offered a drink. The Encore casino was better by far.
They have a 24 hour cafe and drugstore. Both were pricey.
The pool was huge, and had lots of chairs, downside was it was only open until 6 week nights. Open until 7 on weekends. I was really hoping it would of been open until 11pm, but no such luck. The surrounding cabanas looked nice but pricey.
Be prepared to show your room key in order to get access to the elevator or the pool area. They are quite strict about this.
We slept so good, between the comfy beds, and the blackout drapes, we never woke up until 7 pm the day after we arrived!
The lock on the door however was defective, we were locked once when we tried to leave. They had to send up security to let us out. Thankfully, they were prompt. We were told that they had called a locksmith, and that the security guard would stand by until they arrived.
We left, but the lock was still glitchy. We had to slam it more then once in order for it to lock.
I had a small package sent to the hotel. It went to the business center. It was a $8 handling charge. While I waited, they let me use the Internet on a private computer, and gave me a bottle of water. They were super nice.
Another complaint was on our last night there, at 5am we were unable to sleep due to the people next door. They were super loud. We waited Until 530 am. Between the music and the loud voices, we had no choice other then to call the front desk. We were told they would send up security.
Over 20 Min's past, I called again, they said security was en route. The noise level subsided a bit for maybe 5 Min's, then it was right back. We were getting pissed at this point.
It was after 6am!
We had to get up at 10am to pack, check out, and fly home. I called ( this now was the third time! ) They asked if we wanted to change rooms! As if we would pack and change rooms at this hour, only to check out? If anything, the other people should be made to change rooms - or check out.
They asked if we wanted security back up? Duh! Yes of course.
At this point I was exhausted. I finally fell asleep. Lucky we got a late check out. we asked for a bellman to assist with our bags. 20 Min's later, he still had not arrived. We had a shuttle booked for 1-115pm so we called to cancel the bellman as at this point, it was almost 1 pm. We were able to check out via the phone with a receipt emailed to my GF.Listed in: Shopping!!, Yummmmm, Services, Cocktails a plenty, Hotels
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Review from Helmut B.
5/20/2012 3 Check-ins Here
I have stayed up and down the strip over the years and believe that the Wynn is the best place in Vegas to stay. The Encore costs slightly more but I really don't see the difference. For such a huge place everything seems convenient. The rooms are nice sized and well decorated. Housekeeping is thoughtful and thorough. Service is friendly almost everywhere.
Room rates can fluctuate here depending on their occupancy and whether its a slow convention week. Check your favorite travel site before assuming you can't afford to stay here. Last stay I secured $199 and prior to that a weekday rate of $149. -
Review from Mike F.
Las Vegas, NV
5/15/2012 2 Check-ins Here
This is just about as good as it gets in Las Vegas! Top notch service from everyone we encountered.
Granted its not cheap, but you get what you pay for! Wynn sets the standard on the strip. -
Review from Lakieta E.
Victorville, CA
5/25/2012
OK so I have stayed at almost every hotel on the strip. If you want to feel like a queen, princess, king or whatever form of royalty you choose, the Wynn is the place! The room I stayed in was nothing short of opulent. Marble floors, automatic window treatments, luxurious furniture, delightful decor, heavenly bedding top notch service. The Wynn...is an experience, so live a little and experience it!!
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Review from Jill T.
Encinitas, CA
5/18/2012
If I could have given a 10 I would have. I have traveled a lot over the years and this place is by far the nicest hotel I have ever stayed in.
We spent extra and got the corner room with a view of the strip and it was awesome. Floor to ceiling windows on 2 sides with plenty to see, especially at night.
Hotel staff was very friendly they seem to like working there. Housekeeping was far better than normal, they hung up clothes, lined up our toiletries and even left off the heavy bedspread I had stuck in the closet because it was too hot.
The pool is the best I have ever seen. Long in the middle and big at both ends and the best part was that in the afternoon the pool is partly shaded by the hotel so you can go and not get fryed by the sun.
Love the layout, parking near the elevators, elevators near the buffet, pool entrance near everything-no getting totally lost in this hotel or streaking through the casino in a bathing suit to get to your elevator.
Will go again, totally worth the extra it cost. -
Review from Nida K.
5/2/2012
Gorgeous. Breathtaking. Luxurious. Beautiful.
The Wynn is one of the best decorated hotels in Vegas. The interior design is immaculate and when you're there you just can't help but fall in love with your surroundings. Throughout the entire casino from the ceiling to the floor, it can only be described as flawless.
Not only is it beautiful, but it's a hop, skip, and a jump away from Encore, The Palazzo & The Venetian, T.I., & Fashion Show Mall. Tryst, Wynn's popular nightclub is kind of small, but there is an amazing waterfall you can see when you're in the club. The Wynn is probably one of the more expensive hotels to stay at in Vegas, but if you aren't on a tight budget, you might as well bask in the life of luxury.Listed in: Waking Up in Vegas
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Review from Alan P.
Thousand Oaks, CA
5/6/2012
This our hotel of choice. I've stayed here more times than I could count, and they do an outstanding job every time. This last stay here we were fortunate enough to get a corner panoramic view suite at the top of the Wynn. It was outstanding! If you get a chance book one of these rooms you won't be disappointed.
Some of the main reasons we stay here are,the cleanliness of the resort,the beautiful european pools and the fine dining that Wynn has to offer. We've yet to check out the clubs but that definitely is on the list for next time! -
Review from Fafi D.
WINNETKA, CA
5/2/2012
Beautiful, Luxurious, Elegant, Sophisticated, Clean..............
From checking in to checking out, great customer service! The room is beautiful, clean and big. Great view from atop. The pool awesome! They play great music! Loved the King bed suite. Nice big bathroom with tub and shower. Remote control window curtain and lights. The spa has the calming feel to it. very cleannnn....
at night we went to Encore, had a great party! We always go to XS which is also around the building. There are some restaurants open late night after party which is a plus. The Valet was fast.
Pricey, but will definitely go back!!!!!! -
Review from Suzy H.
5/3/2012 20 Check-ins Here
I was recently here to see Le Reve with some out-of-town friends. As they were staying at another hotel down the strip, after walking into another property, you realize how the Wynn really does have to offer.
An outstanding show, amazing nightclubs, award-winning restaurants, and you can't forget, simply a wonderful hotel to stroll into. Service is usually superb compared to the competition, immaculately clean, and just in a class really by itself.
I'm sure like all places, there are a handful of bad reviews. But if you read a majority of them, and walk into this place, you'll know why Wynn do deserve the enormous praise they do receive, also.
If you can afford it, whether you're visiting or a local, stay here, eat here, just stroll around. It's worth it. -
Review from Amaya S.
Beverly Hills, CA
5/3/2012
OK..... One good thing about Vegas is you can stay at topnotch hotels for less! Its bargain town when it comes to 5 star accommodations. I've stayed at quite a few posh hotels, but the Wynn set the standard.
So, like a smart budgetnista I signed up for Wynn deals via email. And BAM the deal of a lifetime came. Well not so much of a lifetime, but you get my point. I digress, so going to the Wynn you can't wait to check in. Its a Status thing. Here I am decked out at the check-in desk. Normally I show up in a sundress and sandals. Long story short we get our room key.
The Wynn has the most lively colors and fresh flower displays anywhere bar-none. The Elevator bouncer greeted us, checked our room key and said "Have a pleasant stay Ms. Sanders". I was feeling special.. Note: I never had to show my room key again, he remembered me AND my name. Now that's service.
Even the elevator was smooth. Have you ever been on a janky elevator where you knew any moment the elevator was gonna plummet to the ground? Well not here lol.
The Room was amazing. 59th floor, picture window, the most amazing bed. Even better then the beds at the W. For an hour I was in the bathroom trying to get ready. Why you ask? Because that damn TV had me distracted. I couldn't leave... captivating programming in the tub!
Room service was.... expensive ($90 for breakfast), but when you are on vacation....vacation. I got Watermelon Juice (my apologies to the black race).
The grounds, pool and restaurants were and are amazing. There is no outrageous noise (which doesn't make gambling too fun). But The Wynn showed me how I need to be treated. Now if the Wynn could show me how to afford it!!!!!!Listed in: Romance in Sin City
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Review from TK M.
Los Angeles, CA
5/6/2012
Excellent rooms, excellent pool area, excellent buffet!
This huge hotel has so much to offer. While some are rating for rooms or bars, I'd like to focus on the buffet which many people are wondering....
Yes, it's pretty good. I'd say, it is comparable to Bellagio. Wynn has seafood, italian, asian, salad bar and cheese and salami bar, desert section... so many to choose from. It's about $25 for lunch and $34 for dinner. We arrived around 2:45 and dinner started about 3:30 so we got to enjoy a little bit of dinner menu with lunch price.
Lunch was pretty good. Very juicy and flavorful roast beef, creamy tortellini, tasty anchovys, mashed potatoes are homemade and buttery (yeah, lots of calories too..), good selection of salad bar, and they served tom yum soup, which didn't seem like attracting many people, but I thought it was pretty authentic and delish! Sushi section needs a lot of improvement.. they had some california rolls and eel roll but not very good.
When dinner started at 3:30p, they started bringing in some shrimp and crab legs... I thought shrimp was very big and pretty good for buffet (Bellagio had the same shrimp in size and taste) and crab legs were big too. I thought they were a bit too salty though, they want you to drink a lot of water to make you full...Many buffet does that trick... to make you full quickly with liquid.. But it had more flavor than just salt so it was a ++.
Wynn buffet is a lot less crowded than Bellagio and many other buffet... In fact, we didn't have to wait for a line so that's a huge +++ for us. The crowed seem more sophisticated and older, which was nice. I've seen many rude people at different hotels, so I really like that atomosphere. If I have only one choice of buffet to go in Vegas, this is my new favorite choice from now :) If you are a sushi lover, there are other places (like makino or sushi on tropicana) you can go!
Oh and did I mention they have good grapefruit and orange juice? It was a nice bonus to the great meal! -
Review from Cassandra L.
Encino, CA
Favorite hotel on the strip! Gotta love it.. It has everything. Nice pool. Cool pool parties in the summer.. Great food at the best buffet on the strip and nice rooms!
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Review from Michael L.
San Mateo, CA
4/11/2012 1 Check-in Here
MILFs? Check.
Old dudes with a lot of money married to these MILFs? Check.
Old dudes with a lot of money married to these MILFs that give me inspiration to who I want to be when I become old? Check... WYNNING! -
Review from Holly F.
Pasadena, CA
5/7/2012
gorgeous hotel with swanky rooms, good nightlife options, top notch restaurants, and THE BEST POOL ON THE STRIP! also a great buffet.
the wynn also has a distinctive smell as soon as you enter the hotel. if you want to bask in the life of the opulent, stay here.
love this place. will be returning. -
Review from Philip B.
Los Angeles, CA
4/9/2012 1 Check-in Here
This review is based on the Casino and other ammenities as I have not yet stayed at the Wynn.
First off the sportsbook, not too big but WOW just plain beautiful with comfortable chairs and large monitors at each booth that you can control to watch whatever sport you want..There are chairs grouped together as well for viewing games (this trip lots of baseball fans). To the rear is a large bar that opens up into the sportsbook.
As a horseracing fan I have to say the Wynn offers the best future odds for big races as well as daily sheet with some great handicapping info on the reverse side. When placing bets dont forget to ask for drink tickets..
The casino in itself is just amazing with a new flower covered trellis every few months, the place is clean, does not stink like cigarette. There is every video and table game you could want. Tables were not ridiculously high limits either.
And a trip to the Wynn would not be complete without a stop at La Cave wine bar..
Cant wait for my first stay at the Wynn, one of the Las Vegas resorts where I truly believe you would never want to leave they offer top and I mean top quality amenities in such a classy environment that I would not want to leave. -
Review from Alessandro S.
Shaker Heights, OH
4/2/2012
We've stayed a few times at Wynn and had nothing but good experiences. The rooms are super comfortable, with wonderful Strip views, and overall the property is managable in scale so you don't feel like you are walking miles just to get to your room. I like this end of the Strip also -- right across from NM and the mall, and not too far from Caesar's Forum.
The pool area is perfectly relaxing -- love the misters and the meandering pool. For Vegas, the crowd that stays here is fairly sophisticated. A LOT of Chinese at Christmas time.
Enjoyed cocktails in the up and down parasol bars, however we only tried the deli and coffee shop (?) restaurant. The deli is actually quite good, perfect for grabbing lunch after checkout. The coffee shop restaurant (the one above the pool area) however, has atrocious service -- loooong waits, wrong dishes, etc.. While I'm sure the Big Gun restos at Wynn are wonderful, it's not too long a walk over to Palazzo and The Venetian where we always do a Batali place such as B+B.
As for shops: Chanel, Graff, Brioni, Hermes...great eye candy.
Complaints: the check-in is always painfully slow -- each guest seems to take 15 mins. (they NEED more check-in agents or a streamlined process), the route to the pool is rediculous, and the timed mini bar contraption is beyond redic. -
Review from Evan B.
Long Beach, CA
5/24/2012
I would so much have loved to have given Wynn a higher rating, but in all honesty I can't. I'm really not a prima donna when it comes to hotels, and Wynn is certainly beautiful, with excellent restaurants, a terrific spa, and lovely guest accomodations. Most of our experience with the facility and staff were very positive. However, as others have suggested here, Wynn struggles with customer service--which is surprising for a high-end Vegas hotel in a competitive environment.
Here's what happened, as I recounted to Wynn's guest relations in an email immediately following our return from staying there:
"One thing marred an otherwise excellent weekend, and sort of
soured my Wynn Las Vegas experience overall. While most of
your staff were friendly and courteous, we encountered a
security guard at the entrace to the pool outside the
Terrace Pointe Cafe who was remarkably rude and unpleasant.
We were exploring the property on Saturday mid-afternoon,
and took the elevator marked simply "Pool and Spa" (I'd
taken the same elevator up to the Spa earlier that day) to
the pool. The guard in the tent near the entrance asked to
see our room keys, which we showed him. He informed us that
our Red Cards (which are also room keys) were not room keys,
and suggested that we were improperly "trying to get in
here" and should leave. We told him that our cards were in
fact room keys, that we'd been using them to open our room
since Friday, but he kept saying, in louder tones, that they
ere not room keys. Seeing no point in further discussion, we went
back inside.
"We later learned, at the registration desk, that that pool
area is reserved for the Tower Suites. That's fine, and I
have no problem with reserved areas, but nothing indicated
hat was the case, and the security guard obviously had no
idea what a Resort Room key looked like (nor did he bother
to explain, if he knew, what the situation was--had he done
so, in even a professional if not courteous way, we would
have understood completely). Instead, we were made to feel
like trespassers or party crashers, and that's not a
pleasant way for a guest to be made to feel in a high-end
property such as Wynn. Needless to say, I was very surprised
by the event, and it sort of clouded the rest of the
afternoon. I was also surprised that the staff person I
spoke to about the incident at the front desk was, while
polite, not especially distressed by our experience. "Well, some
of our security guards can be a little gruff," I was told.
Certainly "gruffness" is good when the bad
guys come around; not so much when directed at guests."
What's disturbing to me mostly is that we never received any response to this email. I'm seriously not shopping for comps, but I would have expected some sort of acknowledgment from Wynn management that something inappropriate happened, that a guest's experience was clouded by a staff person's poor behavior, but...nothing. Silence.
That customer service failure takes Wynn right off my list. There are many fine places to stay in Vegas that offer a reasonable level of responsiveness and customer service. I would encourage others to find them, as I will. -
Review from Renee B.
Boulder, CO
5/14/2012 17 Check-ins Here
Lovely rooms, fantastic bath amenities, great linens
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Review from Monique M.
Vallejo, CA
3/29/2012 5 photos
AWESOME hotel!!! Loved our stay here. Came in through the week and were offered to upgrade to the suites. Of course we took them up on the offer. Our suite was on the 58th floor with a panoramic view of the strip. Top quality. Beautiful marble everywhere and the bathroom was just awesome. Service was wonderful!
We had breakfast at the buffet, just so many food selections! You've gotta try the Wynn!! -
Review from John L.
San Francisco, CA
3/26/2012
It may not have cheezy gondolas, scaled down iconic architecture, faux skies or a fancy shmancy water shows on a grand scale, but what it does have is service. We stayed in the tower suites (both the Encore and the Wynn) and have enjoyed our stays.
The service is great, and, for Vegas, it's kinda nice to feel welcome.
Restaurants: The restaurants are pretty good and the buffet is slightly above average. The blue-collar blood in me likes basic food, but not for the Disneyland prices at Zuzu's deli/cafe. But, if you wanted to pinch a few bucks to play that extra slot machine, the location of Wynn gives you that freedom to go across the street for some food court action. Also, it's a great place for the girls to go shop while the boys play that god-forsaken game of craps.
Gaming: Most of the tables are 25+ at might, but you might find a few tables for 15. I like the craps tables because of its social atmosphere, plus the guys running the tables are pretty cool. So if I win a few grand, I leave a nice tip for making my gaming experience fun. Heck, even if I lose, I'll tip them. They're good peeps.
Clubs: XS seems pretty popular amongst the 20 somethings.
Pool: great service but go early to get a spot
Gym: very nice, but there's one lady at the desk who gave me a snippy attitude when I arrived in flip flops. I just wanted use the yoga ball, and I understand the safety issues, but she didn't have to give me an attitude. So wear shoes and avoid getting scolded.
Room: The Tower suites give you access to a separate entrance and check-in desk which makes the wait for your room much more pleasant. The rooms in the tower suites are also slightly upgraded with a separate living space from the bedroom, although there is no enclosure. So if you have guests stopping by, and someone is taking a pre-party nap, they are still going to be disturbed. Turn-down service is a nice touch, and the room has all your expected amenities for a 5 star hotel.
The only issue I had that did not give this place 5 stars is the staff from gym were not super friendly, and the environmental service ladies (the ones vacuuming the lounge) were really rude when I was waiting for some friends in the bathroom. I did not expect that- and I doubt that this would be expected behavior at St. Regis.
But whatever, it's Vegas. It's an adult playground, and Wynn makes it a bit more special. -
Review from Valerie W.
Beaverton, OR
3/13/2012 2 Check-ins Here
LOVED staying at the Wynn.
Awesome hotel.
Awesome and accomodating staff.
The room itself was nothing short of great. Was up on the 51st floor with a view of the Encore pool and golf area. My only qualm was that even being that high up, you could hear the music from club XS bumping past 3am.
The pool area is nice as well. Only sat out there for around an hour, but it was quite relaxing!
The gym I LOVED as well. Towel service, water bottles, free fruit, nice staff, and TVs on all the cardio equipment.
Overall was a great experience. Only tried out the cafe for breakfast but would certainly recommend this hotel to anyone! -
Review from W B.
San Diego, CA
5/14/2012
BEAUTIFUL hotel. I've been to most hotels on the strip and I just can't get enough of this place. The suites are to die for and the room service... Fantastic! I managed to snag a deal for the weekend for a massive suite... Two queen sized beds, kitchen, monstrous t.v., huge jacuzzi tub, beautiful standup shower. I want to live here!!
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Review from Jackie R.
Pasadena, CA
3/3/2012
If I'm going to Vegas, this is where I want to stay. I've stayed at several other places along the strip and regardless of the Wynn being a bit far from the center of the strip, this is by far my favorite place.
First, the standard rooms are incredible. I suppose the theme is "big". The room itself is big as are the windows and bathroom. There is a couch and table and great televisions - in the bedroom and bathroom.
The pool is awesome-sauce. Get up early to snag your chair and nap as needed. There is a topless pool, too if you're into that. A word to the wise: sunblock is uber expensive at the shops, so bringing your own is strongly advised.
The buffet is incredible. It's pricey, but it does not disappoint. If it's in your budget, definitely go for it!
A booking tip: Use Hotwire. You will know it's the Wynn if you select the 5-star hotel with a golf course on the North Strip...it's the only one. We got our room for $105 per night. -
Review from Albert K.
4/26/2012 1 Check-in Here
I'd say I was charmed by the Wynn's elegance, but I'm a dude and dudes don't get charmed. Like I said, a very elegant and classy atmosphere, the kind that makes you want to Suit Up. Bonus points because my friend won $2,000 from one of the slots!
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Review from Katharine A.
San Jose, CA
4/18/2012 7 Check-ins Here
I loved the Wynn. Beautiful rooms, nicely furnished. I didn't think the linens on the bed were up to par with the supposed luxury of the hotel and I didn't like how the bed was made. There was a weird fold each night that I had to remake so my foot wouldn't get caught in some weird pocket at the end of the bed. There were some great dining options and I like the clubs here. However, late night the music can be heard pounding up to the rooms here even on the higher floors. If you are looking for dead silence when you sleep this isn't the place for you. Pool is beautiful and huge.
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Review from Nick R.
Santa Monica, CA
3/10/2012
My favorite hotel in Vegas no doubt. The rooms are huge with a panel that controls the temp, curtains. lights etc.. Although, I have a free place to live @ now that my friend moved to Vegas, I would not hesitate to book a room @ Wynn if needed.
Steve Wynn tops himself with each hotel he opens. -
Review from Hanisha N.
Los Angeles, CA
4/4/2012 1 photo
My girlfriends and I stayed at the Wynn the weekend of March 30th, 2012 and left HORRIFIED after what happened on our last day there. The last morning of our trip, we ordered breakfast up to our room, which included a hot bowl of oatmeal. One of the girls put a spoonful of oatmeal into her mouth and spit it right out only to find a SHARP PIECE OF METAL in her oatmeal... Not aluminum foil but HARD, SHARP METAL the size of a nickel. We immediately took pictures and completed a claim with the hotel and spoke to the very rude hotel manager, Christopher Fox. He assured us that this was a very serious issue and that we would be compensated for everything. Well, the claims representative contacted us a few days later and told us that they would not assume any responsibility for the metal because it wasn't part of any of their equipment but rather came inside the oatmeal they order from the manufacturer. They ORDER the oatmeal from the company where they proceed to COOK it, PREPARE it, and SERVE it to customers. Are you trying to tell me that it isn't any of the Wynn's responsibility?????
We will be pursuing legal action against this hotel. One of the girls who was there to witness the metal is a reporter in Los Angeles and will be covering this problem for everyone to see and witness. -
Review from jimbo l.
Temple City, CA
3/17/2012 3 Check-ins Here
A step above the rest, setting foot in this place is like coming home.
The difference with the Wynn and other upscale hotels are in the details; they pay attention to the little things that make a big impression. The service, the rooms, everything you can think of, really.
The golf course view is nicer than the strip if your room is in the right location. Another plus is that the cocktail waitresses, from what I hear, are recruited models working another job. -
Review from Curtis S.
Los Angeles, CA
5/1/2012
Wynn has been my home away from home since it opened in 2005. I could never say enough about it. Everything was perfection. The rooms, the casino layout, the restaurants, the employees. However, things have taken a downturn recently. Whether or not it is the economy or Steve Wynn's highly publicized money problems with Okada (which resulted in the removal of my favorite restaurant in the hotel), the service has taken a hit recently. Long time employees are no longer there and the replacements don't have the dedication to service that the others did.
Make no mistake. Wynn and Encore are still the finest full service gaming properties in Vegas, IMO. But unlike a couple of years ago, I wouldn't be adverse to bringing my business to another casino, like the Cosmo. -
Review from Mot Y.
Venice, CA
4/11/2012 1 Check-in Here
I only come to this hotel for conferences. Not to gamble or drink. Its unpredictable. I do like the fact that they always round up the dollar though.
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Review from Ethan B.
Fairfax, VA
3/13/2012 2 Check-ins Here
The Wynn Casino is beautiful and the shops and decor are very classy. I made the Wynn my exclusive place to gamble when in LV because the dealers were friendly, the cocktail waitresses were personable, and the clientele was easy to play with. Also there isn't an over bearing smell of smoke.
The table games are very spread out and the minimums aren't too bad. I was with some first-timers and the dealers were very patient in explaining the rules and helping out where they could. I think they even gave one of the guys a practice round of Let it Ride.
Anyways I highly recommend the Wynn as a great place to gamble and have fun with casual gamblers. -
Review from K. B.
Laguna Niguel, CA
2/21/2012
This was our third trip to the Wynn Las Vegas and I love it as much as ever! The rooms, the service, the restaurants, the buffet, the spa . . . EVERYTHING is top-notch.
Steve Wynn is a hero of mine because he dreams big and successfully executes the dream. He is a true American icon and I always feel inspired when I visit one of his properties. I wish he would write a book!
Just in case anyone from management is reading this, my one comment is that the counter service at the cafe (adjacent to Stratta) is very slow. The cafe needs a "coffee only" line or extra help during the peak morning hours. -
Review from Ron S.
Oak Park, IL
1/26/2012
This Hotel is worthy of 5+ Stars. Their high level of customer service is benchmark to others on the Vegas Strip. Accommodations were excellent. (I was on the 40th floor.) If you're a seasoned traveler the view of the golf course is most relaxing vs. the Strip view. What a great place to stay!!!
The Wynn Buffet is still The Best Buffet in Vegas - the variety of food, preparation and the environment, all were excellent. (Outstanding rack of lamb, veal and 5 different ceviches. All could stand alone at any fine dining establishment and this is their buffet!) Don't forget to get the bar drink menu. They have an unlimited "sparkling wine/champagne and/or mimosas deal for $10. available all the time not just at brunch. A GREAT VALUE.
The Tryst nightclub is one of the best in town. DJ Spider was there performing (he's a Chicago regular at places such as Sub51) Groups of attractive women usually no cover charge. Men on the other hand $$. Drinks $10 - $16. Bottle service $500+ (There are deals to be had if arrangements are made in advance...birthdays, bachelorette parties etc.) Check it out!
Le Reve - the Dream at the Wynn Theater was a fantastic production. Simply amazing 75 minute show.
The location of this hotel is opposite the Fashion Show Mall. During my stay they were having the Miss America Show inside but showing the competition on the "Jumbo-tron" on the front of the mall. Not bad!
Gaming: Craps, Sports Book and Poker all were pluses.
This is a FIRST CLASS VENUE! -
Review from Judd L.
1/4/2012 3 photos
CHRISTMAS AT THE WYNN LAS VEGAS
We were here to visit the Penske/Wynn Ferrari/Maserati Showroom. One of the more interesting features of the Wynn is passing through the indoor garden with the Christmas decorations. Here's a glimpse of what I saw for 2011. -
Review from Ram K.
Kaneohe, HI
1/28/2012 3 Check-ins Here
Sitting and playing the slots and a hostess comes to me calling me by name saying she wants to give me $10 free play for being a valued guest! Heck yeah I'll take it thanks! First time that ever happened at any casino we stayed at!
This is one of the nicest hotels on the strip. Easy to find your way around. -
Review from Kristy T.
Los Angeles, CA
Updated - 3/22/2012
The head wine buyer for the Wynn just called me in response this letter. He said they do carry a few vegan wines, but perhaps the staff were not aware. They are working on adding more and told me to contact him when we plan on revisiting so he can give us an up-to-date list on what vegan wines they have so we know what to order. I am so impressed with the Wynn. Truly amazing customer service and a beautiful hotel to boot!
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2/15/2012
My letter to the Wynn, regarding our recent stay:
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Review from Lucia M.
Las Vegas, NV
1/1/2012 1 Check-in Here
LOVE the Wynn. Love Steve Wynn*.
This place is CLASSY. It's also Modern and sophisticated from the casino floor to the rooms themselves. Great restaurants and nightclubs plus shops like Ferrarri, Prada and Dior. You wanna be here.
It also has tight security at the elevator shafts 24/7. The Wynn has a number of convenient meeting points for men and their mistresses, however, I would recommend the Encore for your extra-marital affairs.
*He hires Transsexuals like they were normal people.
