Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

We are here right now and this is the best Hotel on the Strip. Mandarin Oriental does not compare to the low key wonderful service at the Four Seasons. We love it here.

Four Seasons, as expected, was fabulous and you didn’t even feel like you were in LV (in light of the fact that there’s no casino or smoking). We really enjoyed our stay here and everyone from the valet to the housekeeping staff were wonderfully polite and helpful. The valet staff even left us bottled water in our car for our trip home and asked if we needed any extra. The valet person that greeted us when we first got there walked us to the registration desk and made sure we were attended to before leaving.
The room was clean and fresh. We asked for extra towels and pillows and both were in ample supply. The décor was updated and modern, but still classic. We went for the least expensive room option and there was still a nice view of the Luxor, the mountains, and part of the Strip. Our toddler enjoyed the view very much. The TV had a lot of channels to choose from and the toiletries were from L’Occitane and smelled amazing. Turndown service included bottled water, which was nice and convenient.
The pool, being that it was a holiday weekend, filled up fast and there was a wait list by mid-​morning. I think it would be nice if they had more shady spots as those tend to go fast but the turnover rate was generally pretty good and it was easy to change spots. The pool staff set up our chairs for us and sunscreen and aloe vera were both self service and complimentary, along with lots of iced water (that they frequently topped off throughout the day). It was also nice being able to check out the Mandalay Bay’s pools whenever we wanted and there’s a separate entrance (so you didn’t have to go through the hotel if you didn’t want to). The pool food was average priced for a resort but the serving sizes were larger than we expected. For example, the wedge of watermelon ($ 10) was literally ¼ of a huge watermelon.
Overall, the FS LV is a great value for the service and quality and we would definitely stay here again. The crowd tended to be more families and older couples and less of the drunken/​rowdy people found at other hotels/​resorts on the Strip.

Probably one of the best hotels I’ve ever stayed at! Then again I’m not sure I would expect anything less from the brand. I’ve stayed here three times — once for a work conference and twice on vacation and it has become my go to hotel in Vegas.
Checkin is always smooth and efficient. The line (if there is one) never takes more than a minute or two (compared to many of those other Vegas hotels that have you waiting in line for 30 minutes…).
The rooms are spacious, modern and kept in great shape. They don’t have the bells and whistles that a room does at say Aria but do you really plan to spend that much time in your room anyways???
The best part maybe the pool area. As the Four Seasons is apart of Mandalay Bay you have access to their pool area (including the lazy river and wave beach — both are fun), but the Four Seasons has a private pool area as well that is fantastic. Great service, generally plenty of empty chairs, spots in the shade, etc. You could pay extra for a cabana at Mandalay Bay or you could just stay here — I know what I’d do!
The down side is that it is at the southern most point on the strip meaning you need to cab or walk to many things. It’s still worthwhile however!

Great Hotel
Need to have more then one hotel car.
I had my 17 year old son go down early Saturday morning around 8 am and I told him just ask for the car to take you to the golf course. When he went down he waited 10 minutes only to have the driver and staff tell him just to get a taxi because they have more guests that are going to need to use the car. Mind you this is already after he waited. He was waiting and a group of four came down and the driver told him if he wants to wait another 20 – 30 or but he will give him a ride. Just do to the fact he is younger does not mean you should brush him off. He will remember that and some day he could be a future guest with his own kids.

This hotel was AMAZING! The service was phenomenal and we didn’t want or need for anything. From the first second we arrived we were treated wonderfully. Check in was smooth and took no time at all. We were early due to an early flight and they were more than willing to accommodate us. The room was great, and oh the housekeeping, I am still bragging to others about how great it was. Twice a day turn down with cloths folded, water bottles, shoes organized, toiletries organized, and everything as clean and perfect as the first time we checked in. The pool was great. We’ve stayed at Mandalay bay in the past and the pools were overcrowded and not relaxing. The four seasons has their own pool and it was so much better, the great service even extended to the pool with ice water and great food and drinks.
We used the curtesy car a few times and it was great, sometimes we weren’t able to use it as there was a long wait and we had reservations so we just took the bus. The driver was nice and efficient and drove great. We ate at veranda for breakfast our final day and it was the best breakfast. The pancakes were so light and the French toast was decadent. It’s the little things that stood out like instead of using regular ice in the ice tea they use frozen iced tea so it doesn’t water down.
Overall, 5 star stay and would stay here again in a heart beat. I don’t know that we will stay anywhere else in Vegas. Yes it is pricey but worth every penny and more.

I stayed at the Four Seasons hotel a few weeks back and it was a true 5 star experience. The rooms are amazing and worth the investment. I had a strip view on the 38^th floor and it was unreal. It was without a doubt the nicest hotel room and customer service that I’ve experienced in Vegas.

You just can’t beat the service and quality of all amenities at the Four Seasons. Our room had an amazing view of the strip and the bedroom/​bathroom had the right amount of space for 4 people to stay and get ready each day.
I have to brag on the pool staff, as we spent quite a bit of time down there enjoying the weather. They were so friendly and made sure we were taken care of promptly (whether we were ordering appetizers and drinks or just water/​coffee).

I’m a fan of this hotel — it’s only the top 5 floors of the Mandalay Bay hotel but they’re beautiful and it’s quiet with gorgeous rooms.
It has it’s own private entrance away from the Mandalay Bay but it connects to all the major sections of the main hotel and is an easy walk or elevator ride to the casino.
This hotel also has it’s own private spa, pool and two restaurants. I also especially liked that in order to access the rooms from the main Madalay Bay casino you have to use your key card to get into a small room with the elevators. Nice, it keeps random folks from trying to «sight-​see» the Four Seasons rooms or hallways.
It’s not crowded at all — we rarely saw more than 1 – 2 people in the hallways or downstairs entrance area and we never had to wait more than about 5 minutes for a cab out front.
It’s also only about 5 minutes from the Las Vegas sign so we were able to stop by twice and take some photos without much of a crowd.
The hours for the hotel pool/​spa are not very late as we found on our first day when the pool closed at around 5pm or something — so I wasn’t able to soak in the hot tub as I’d hoped after a long day of missed flights and stress… wasn’t happy about that but it is what it is I suppose since it’s not a huge large resort on its own.
Our room was BEAUTIFUL with a direct view of the Las Vegas Strip — we could easily see all the way down to Paris and beyond and had a beautiful view of the Luxor which is right next door.
We stayed with some other friends and family who didn’t have quite as spacious of a room as ours but their room was still beautiful and tastefully done with lots of amenities like a recessed bar area, two closets and a large spacious bathroom area with lots of counter space.
We ate at one of the two Four Seasons restaurants — Verdana — many times and loved it. Delicious food. I’m sure their room service is also phenomenal if it’s as good as it typically is at Four Seasons hotels but we were hardly in our rooms long enough to order any!
We will be staying here any time we come back to Vegas — service was great, beautiful rooms, no crowds, price was decent for Four Seasons (probably bc they want you to spend the money in the casino and not on the rooms), and we like being further down the strip away from all the hubbub.

Stranded in Vegas for under twelve hours after air traffic delays caused me to miss a connecting flight, every hotel was booked. Except the Four Seasons. And because it is one of my personal goals to never sleep at an airport I splurged and went to the Four Seasons for a heavenly eight hours of blissful sleep in a pristine white and silver room with a fabulous view before returning to my idea of hell — the Vegas airport. At $ 289 a night for a king bed my room was spacious, elegant, and overall made me feel like I’d landed in the lap of luxury. Before it all came screeching to a halt when my alarm rang at 4 am. No question, however, the time I spent having drinks at the bar and on the terrace in the warm night air was worth every penny of a very hefty price tag. If I ever get stranded in Vegas again, I know right where I’ll be headed.

This review is for the VALET:
We were greeted immediately upon pulling up to the front. I told them we were there for lunch and was given my valet ticket. The valet thanked me for joining them, the doors were opened for us and we headed in.
Upon leaving the doors were again opened for us and our ticket was taken. The Four Seasons has both cold towels and bottled water while you wait for your car, very classy. The car was brought around quickly and again we were thanked for visiting. A very classy hotel with excellent customer service.

so the hotel is pretty self explanitory. its the freakin FOUR SEASONS. you aren’t paying for the name but rather the consistency of service regardless of which four seasons you are in anywhere in the world. by far my favorite hotel chain in the world.
also i forgot to check in at VERANDAH but lets just say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. possibly my favorite meal in vegas. absolutely amazing and the service and level of standards you’d expect in a four seasons establishment is clearly represented here. the brunch is absolutely amazing and there’s something for everyone but at a FOUR SEASONS LEVEL. also the outdoor patio is gorgeous

Had a marvelous time. My first experience staying at the Four Seasons. I will be back. These rooms are flawless, the ides of luxury. The rooms start on the 35^th floor of Mandalay Bay, so no such thing as a bad view. Our room was south facing the airport, but I’m a plane enthusiast so it was a treat.
Beautiful hotel and lobby. Friendly staff. Omg I never knew a hotel could be this nice.

I cannot begin to thank the staff of the Four Seasons enough for their service. I was relocated to the Four Seasons from the adjacent hotel (Mandalay Bay) after a conference block at MB was overbooked.
From the moment I arrived until I left, the staff went above and beyond to ensure my stay was excellent.
The hotel is attached to the Mandalay Bay, but completely away from the casino scene. The room was spotless, beautifully decorated and the bathroom is amazing. It doesn’t have the «hotel smell.» The bed is comfy and the windows are floor to ceiling. Television is very large with many channels to choose from.
The housekeeping staff were very friendly as well. I returned from my meetings the first day to find they left me a pretty little mousepad and an eyeglass cleaning cloth; two things I left behind at home.
I had a personal issue come up which forced me to cut my trip short and leave one night early. Since my flight was at 10 pm and I was in conference meetings all day, after checkout on the last day, the FS stored by bag at no cost. As I had a few hours before I needed to depart to the airport later that day I asked if I could use a restroom to change clothes and wash up. I was directed to their spa where I was able to lock my belongings up, shower (their products are so nice) and change clothes before my overnight flight. They also had a little lounge area in the spa where they offered cucumber water and tea.
I was then able to utilize a little workstation off the lobby area until I needed to leave. I enjoyed a drink at Press and was impressed with the bartender. Very knowledgeable and friendly. The valets hailed a cab and I was on my way within 3 minutes.
The Four Seasons is expensive, but if you have the means or if you ever want to splurge, stay here. You will not be disappointed.

We had a great time at the four seasons. It is the best hotel to stay at in Vegas, in my opinion. You can enjoy what vegas has to offer — loud music, casinos and crazy pools with lots of people by walking over to Mandalay bay; but you have this oasis of calm at the four seasons with the awesome private pool and deck chairs. It’s fabulous.
Compared to other lux hotels, the four seasons fairs well. They have all the little extras that make your stay just that much better. Yes we are those annoying customers that call housekeeping to ask if they can bring up something we forgot and they are super efficient! The level of service at this hotel is quite exceptional.
In terms of the rooms — also 5 stars. The bed is very very comfortable. The view from the room is stellar. Everything is clean and spacious.
I very much recommend a stay at the four seasons.

Great view
Not so friendly staff
Great room service
Nice comfortable beds
Nice shower
Great channels to watch tv
There’s a spa in the building and connected to Mandalay bay
Not loud
Overall from my first day here so far so good for Vegas. The room is nice and clean.

Stayed here on July 5−7^th for our very first time in Vegas and first time ever staying at a Four Seasons Hotel. I’ve heard a lot about Vegas and there’s nothing like staying at a Four Seasons in Vegas. I love everything about the hotel, except we had a longer time trying to find the front desk, we found the concierge and could not find the front desk until walking around for five minutes. Besides that, the strip view room is fantastic and guests definitely need to check out Verdana. They have buffets and they make donuts right in front of you!
Also, if you are staying at the Four Seasons Hotel, you have access to the Mandalay Bay pool as well. After staying here, I decided to start saving up to move to Vegas permanently, and will definitely come back to stay at Four Seasons Las Vegas again!

I stayed here in summer 2013. The rooms are clean, if a little small compared with some places I have stayed in Vegas. The staff at a Four Seasons is always really nice and professional. They offer you a small bottle of water when you check in; Yup, It’s a first class joint alright.
I have to say the big draw for me was the pool. There are shady options at the pool, which is nice because a lot of Vegas hotels force you to sit in the sun all day.(You can get a partially shady spot at the Mandalay Bay Beach too, maybe even for free if you are lucky, but you have to get there really early.)
It never seems that busy at the pool in the Four Seasons and it’s really pretty quiet all day. You can use Mandalay Beach if you that is what you prefer. I would go over to the lazy river in the early morning when it’s less crowded. Then, I would sit at the quiet Four Seasons pool and relax until I was really hot in the mid afternoon (Vegas in July is so hot it’s more or less the off season). They pass out free samples of the «juice of the day». I bought one once because it was really good. They also give you free pitchers of water. I think overall, if you were going to rent a chair (and umbrella since those are extra) at Mandalay Bay Beach to sit in a relatively quiet environment, the free chairs, shade and the quiet pool at the Four Seasons make it worth it, even if it is still more money.
I did feel a little weird, as I think I was the only adult staying there who brought an inner tube from home. (Mine is really big and the prices they charge at Mandalay Bay are outrageous.) Anyway, they were too classy to give me more than slightly surprised glances as I dragged my gigantic inner tube through their lobby. (The Mandalay Bay beach will blow up tubes for free, although I’ve noticed they appreciate even a small tip, and since I am not paying through the nose for the tube I give them one.)
The restaurant in here is called the Veranda and it’s another one of those «expensive, but not a waste of money» type things. The food is really good overall, just as good as one of the chef owned places they have all over Vegas. I loved the outdoor seating. Of course, since the Four Seasons is on the Mandalay Bay property you can also very easily eat in the large selection of restaurants there, or in the adjoining mall too, without even taking a cab.(One summer in Vegas I was with someone who wanted to walk the Strip. The glue on the shopping bag I was carrying melted causing it to fail mid-​intersection. Now, I usually cab it, unless it’s really a short walk or getting dark.) In conclusion, I had a really good experience at the Four Seasons and I would definitely stay there again.

I’m a fan!
If you want luxury, relaxation and not have to deal with all the drunk people roaming around, come here. Its directly connected to the Mandalay Bay, in fact its right upstairs. So even though this property does not have a casino, you have easy access to the Mandalay Bay. Additionally, even though the Four Seasons has a variety of amenities — pool, spa, etc. you have access to all of Mandalay’s amenities which includes their wave pool, etc.
I have stayed in the South Side (Palazzo, Venetian), Center (Cosmo, Aria) and the north side, I have had positive experiences staying over here. If you don’t have a car, you can easily walk over to the Luxor and take the tram to get to the other side.
The rooms are spacious, modern and the customer service is superb. They were very accommodating. If you need a fridge or microwave, you can request it upon arrival. If you need a rollaway bed, its $ 50.
We got a 1200sq. feet, 1 bedroom suite and it comfortable fit the 6 of us. I would highly recommend this property.

This is my absolute favorite place to stay in Vegas! Everything about it is top notch!
It combines the best of both worlds! In a short elevator ride you can be in the mandalay bay casino enjoying the hustle and bustle of Vegas, then when you get tired of that you just enter through the secret unmarked door and take the elevator back to your room!
This hotel is super luxurious, swanky, classy, and quiet. No gambling, no smoking, no vegas riff raff. The beds are super comfy, rooms and bathrooms are spacious, and the service is impecable! The shower is stocked with l’occitane products which I love!!!
The spa is amazing! My husband and I did a couples massage (which you can book online). It was excellent!!! The massage therapists didn’t try to sell us any useless products and actually sent us home with free gifts! There was a baithing suit dryer in the locker room too!
We will definitely be back! I absolutely enjoyed our stay!!!

While I hate Vegas, I absolutely loved the Four Seasons Las Vegas.
Quiet, tucked away as part of the Mandalay, but with its own driveway, entrance, lobby, valet, pool, restaurants and that Four Seasons aesthetic, I really enjoyed the lack of casino noise, the lack of casino enthusiasts and all that they drag with them.
Most of all, I liked the fact that Four Seasons has created this rather exclusive, peaceful sanctuary for people who aren’t into that lifestyle. Its like a peaceful respite within the madness of Vegas, altogether separate from the Mandalay Bay, yet only an arms length from it should you care to visit.
The pool, quiet and separate. Same with the Spa, gym and everything else. All at Four Seasons quality. I had an engagement over at the SkyLofts and the valet demanded they drive me there in a black Audi A8 house car.
Again, Four Seasons — but in Vegas.