Wynn Las Vegas

I always look forward to staying at any Wynn Hotel. This time I was able to try out the Vegas location and of course I was not disappointed.
The décor, like the other locations is modern, clean and comfortable with a lot of attention to detail. The entire hotel is amazingly gorgeous from floor to ceiling. The lobby/​bar (living room) area is a complete feast for the eyes with lots of available and comfortable seating to patrons.
The staff is wonderful, cheerful and helpful. Everyone that we have had communication with has been a total delight.

Celebrated my 11 years of marriage at Vegas, and honestly There’s no other hotel/​resort in Las Vegas I would want to stay unless it’s the Wynn. Great experience and great service. Will be back soon. Thank you.

THE GOOD
It’s a beautiful hotel, beautiful rooms, lobby, casino area, etc.
The cleaning people are very nice. Management listens so does the front desk.
THE BAD
The Valet people are the worse POS people I have ever seen for such a «5 star» resort.
Avoid the valet people, really shameful to see bad service at the first place that makes an impression for a guest about the resort.
Google or search online for something like «Wynn Valet Rude» and you will see the many complaints about them.
It’s just crazy to experience back to back to back bad service and hostile attitude from these people. I think they used to work at Terrible’s Hotel and Casino and just brought their 1 star hotel experience over to a 5 star hotel.
To Wynn’s credit, hotel management did listen to my complaints about the valet service.
Steve Wynn should go undercover at the hotel and deal with the valet people.

I stayed here again, and a few of the bad experiences of my previous visit were different this time. Check-​in went much better.
The heavy quilt on the bed was, again, unnecessary due to the warm room, but at least there was a sheet this time, which was all I needed.
My quibble about the room thermostat remains, though. I could not get the room to stay at 65. It seems to reset itself to 72 after a short while. In the middle of my first night, after setting it to 65, I woke up sweating and had to reset the temperature again. Every time I left the room, I’d return to a warm room and had to reset it. What a pain.

Love the Wynn. The décor is amazing. The casino is smoky that is the only negative but I’m sure once they read the review they will fix that the rooms are spacious and luxurious. The best sleep I got.

Warning stroller free zone…
I was attempting to go to the buffet and upon attempting to enter from the parking garage I was greeted by a sign stating that no strollers were allowed. I have 2 children under 2 and a stoller is a must. The reason given was that people while inebriated may trip over a standing stroller. I am a Las Vegas local and was appalled by this policy. My family left the property and went to the M buffet (which was great) and ended our night on a great note. Needless to say, I will NEVER go to another Wynn property. Is the Wynn family friendly? You be the judge.

Our stay included 2 tickets to La Reve show a totally incredible show and two passes to The Buffet for breakfast or lunch. The Wynn is totally awesome, my wife and I went there for my birthday, it is like being on a cruise ship and never having to leave, we only took a little walk outside the resort a couple blocks away. Cannot say enough about how fun and relaying the Wynn was.

Stayed three nights in a Parlor Suites, one of their «exclusive» Tower Suites. Suite was beautiful but service was very mediocre; no turndown, inconsistent security at elevators, and no special or personal touches. I expect more when spending $ 1000 a night but Wynn completely failed to deliver. This was a good leading property when they opened but I have had much better experiences at other high end suite properties such as Aria Sky Suites or Mandarin Oriental for about the same money Okay experience at regular room rates but don’t waste your money on the high end suites because the experience will be about the same at three times the cost. Too many other good choices to waste my time on this faded star.

Classy, spacious, luxurious comfortable rooms. Staff is very attentive and friendly
Love the room last swivel tv between bedroom and front room.
Electronic mood settable light and electric curtains. Bedroom has nice sized shower and night lighting.
During our stay many of the bars were not open
The breakfast/​coffee bar is a great place to start the day.
No coffee pots I the rooms.

Just returned (January 2016) from a long weekend in Las Vegas and Wynn now is now my favorite Vegas hotel. I cannot wait to return!
Wynn’s biggest selling point to me is its location with is beneficial for two reasons. First, being at the far north end of the Strip, it doesn’t attract as much foot traffic as many of the other hotels, namely the Bellagio. It doesn’t seem to attract gawkers and it’s no-​strollers policy keep families at bay. Second, its proximity to Palazzo, Venetian and Fashion Mall offers tons of dining and shopping options at all price points. There is something for everyone.
I also love the under-​stated beauty of the common areas as well as the rooms. We had the lowest-​level room and it was still large with amazing views overlooking the strip. The automation allows for easy temperature control and opening/​shutting of window treatments. The bathrooms are huge and the separate water closet is ideal when getting ready.
What I didn’t like… the walls seemed a bit thin. I’m a deep sleeper yet was woken up many times by people talking in the room next door. Comps are tighter than most. With our play, we normally would have been fully comped at the Cosmopolitan (where we’ve stayed multiple times) but instead were only partially comped. Some of the dealers seemed a bit snarky, which I also didn’t appreciate (yet others were great).
All in all, an excellent hotel that lived up to its reputation!

Does the Wynn have all the bells, whistles & fluff of a beautiful immaculate blissful high end shopping, dining and High end Casino of course YES, but not worth the Benjamin’s you pay or for the sake of your lungs! It attracts world class travelers who SMOKE A LOT and that ends up polluting the entire Casino where it can be uncomfortable to breath :(
I now enjoy just walking through to see how they decorate during different months, or checking out some shopping but I have not stayed in a while and will not stay because of the air quality inside! Save your Lungs people! Just Breath elsewhere!

All hotels and casino are smoky inside. Walked inside and oh my god this place is like going into a stinky smoke bath. Felt sick. I hate the smoke smell and not to mention it’s so hot and stuffy inside. This is a newer hotel but not a fan of it.

Gorgeous décor, high end shops, a very clean, upscale, and hi-​end everything. The gambling is good here because I feel there’s fewer people (sorry riff-​raff, it just is what it is). Table limits are a bit higher but you get players who know how to play blackjack versus idiots who don’t.
— The casino is lovely, mostly smoke free tables, which is very nice.
— Prices for food are VERY HIGH. Because they deem this property much more posh than others.
— Table limits are higher here, just so you know.
— The seasonal decoration here were gorgeous and so well detailed.
— There’s a ton of food and entertainment options, as well as shops (very expensive shops!)
Steve Wynn did not disappoint when he designed and built the Bellagio… then when MGM forced him out he said… screw you all… and built Wynn and Encore to be his namesake properties… what a great job on the architecture and design, as well as the attention to detail. I love discovering new nuances about all of the properties in Vegas each time I go, and the Wynn never disappoints me… plus, any casino with a Ferrari dealership in it, is my kinda place!
ENJOY Players!

I did not expect to love Vegas or the Wynn as much as I did. Absolutely the best of the hotels I popped into — we didn’t have to leave at all if we didn’t want to. Ridiculously opulent /​gaudy — like a giant stationary cruise ship — but then Vegas is supposed to be! It’s unashamedly over the top, but manages to still feel clean and maintains beautiful service throughout. Anywhere that can provide me with Quiche Lorraine at 4am in-​between clubs gets a lot of points.
They have a couple of clubs full of entirely vegas crowds (to avoid paying entry make sure you instagram a couple of fun photos in the afternoon before you go with a #vivalasvegas and wait for the club promoters to send you all the free entry and drinks deals). There is a family friendly pool but the over 21s is much more fun. Many an hour whiled away with delicious cucumber coolers playing fake or not. The only real bummer is that the towers mean that the pools loose all their sun by about 4 pm.
Not unreasonably priced considering the level of service. We will definitely be back next time we’re in Vegas.

It’s not very often where you see a picture of the room on the Internet and it looks like that in reality. Well, not only did this hotel room look like the picture on the Internet… it was in fact, even better.
I had a beautiful sweeping view of the Las Vegas Strip and I probably spent way more time admiring the view than I should have. The beds are comfortable, the TV is big and adjustable so you can watch it in bed or from the couch. The bathroom was beautiful and the bath tub was luxurious.
The hotel itself is gorgeous. Every time I turned around I saw another picture opportunity. This hotel has upscale shopping and dining. It’s connected to the Fashion Show Mall on one side and connected to the Palazzo on the other. The location is great.
My family and I ate at the newly redesigned buffet twice during our stay and it was the best buffet that I’ve ever had in Vegas (and I’ve eaten at a lot of buffets here). I would absolutely love to stay here again.

Stunningly beautiful interior decorations! We took an express bus to visit this hotel one morning and were so surprised at how spacious and gorgeous the interior was. It’s definitely a bit off the main strip, but well worth the walk/​bus fare to get here. Their «garden» area is so colourful and they even have a merry go round made of flowers! Everything in that area is just so stunning with all the natural light! Their room/​food prices here are a bit more expensive than your average Strip hotel prices though, so take that into account.
Definitely try out their buffet breakfast/​lunch/​dinner if you get a chance to as well!

A few years back I wasn’t a huge fan of Wynn. It was far from everything at the outskirts of the strip. The casino isnt as crowded, so the gambling floor seemed empty. The club scene was better at other places. There weren’t a ton of great food options. The rooms were great, but not as spacious as the Venetian right next door.
Now?
I love the Wynn. Its all preference. I like that its a little more secluded and the gambling floor isnt as crowded as the Venetian, Cosmo, Ceasars, etc. And if you’re not cramming a ton of people in the room (like I used to do at Venetian in my 20s!), the rooms are PERFECT. Great views, modern and luxurious amenities, and one of the most comfortable beds I’ve ever slept in. Top notch gambling and dealers. Poker room is my favorite in Vegas.
The food? I still am not a big fan of the food options. That’s okay, a little stroll to Venetian or Ceasars won’t hurt you.

Beautiful hotel. Modern. Elegant. Beautiful waterfalls. Great pool with lots of seating. Lots of great shopping choices. Love the 30’s crowd.
I love wynn hotel. Not as much as encore. But the hotel is beautiful. Ive always stayed at the encore and just visited the wynn grounds bc its the sister hotel. The vibe is modern elegance. The architecture in this building is amazing. The ceilings and chandaliers are beautiful.
The shopping is great. lots of high end shops in one main hallway to basically make shopping easy. It also leads you from the wynn to encore with plenty of photo ops along the way.
The restaurants are fabulous here. Ive dined at many of them and all of them are superb. Great food. Great presentation. And great service. I personally enjoy mizumi and and the terrace pointe café. Mizumi has a wonderful view of the waterfall while eating. So if you want a special night out. Try it there. The kobe beef is so good and served in a fun way with great dipping sauces. I heard only 3 places on the strip serve certified kobe beef. And this is of of them.
The pool is great. Its quite large. Theres not much shade here. Mostly 5ibo trees and under the bridges if youre swimming. The pool temperture is heated to a very comfortable temperature. Staying at the encore or wynn access to both pools. Staying here is luxurious and there are plenty of amenities so you never have to leave the property!

Wynn and Encore are the best hotels to stay on the Strip. I like it for several reasons: 1) their buffet (enough said). PARKING: if you drive, it is an EASY walk from your car to the hotel. I hate Cesar’s and Bellagio where it is literally a maze through parking and the casino to get to your room. LOCATION: you can easily walk to Palazzo/​Venetian and Fashion mall via the esplanade.
ETC: The rooms are spacious and clean. The elevators are fast. Their shampoo and lotions smell divine (a clean vanilla/​coconut). Front desk staff are quick and helpful (concierge has helped me with everything from tickets, dinner reservations, extra towels…)
I also like how the people in here aren’t all hot messes at night. Sure you will still see escorts and the like on the floor at 2 am, but I don’t have to constantly deal with the obnoxious, drunken groups in other hotels. That was cool when I was 21, but I actually like to relax and will definitely be asleep at night and not throwing hotel pre/​post/​whatever parties in my room.
Note that wifi is included in your resort fee and it was steady and fast the whole time. They have a great gym that you can also use and a spa which I have never been in. They have 3 pools. For some reason they were filling the pools up with water for the majority of one day. That was kind of inconvenient, but then I was thinking maybe there was gross stuff in the pool, so that’s cool they decided to clean it up! Also, our room came with buffet passes, but we couldn’t use them on Sat, Sun or Monday due to the Labor Day weekend menus. Wynn is still a great hotel and my fav in Vegas!

My husband and I came to Las Vegas on our honeymoon and we had no idea what hotel to choose. Unfortunately, we stayed at another hotel a friend recommended.
While we were walking around on the Las Vegas Strip I saw this hotel. We were amazed by so much beauty surrounding us. As I walked in I felt like a Princess walking into a magical castle.
I was not a guest here but the staff was so friendly. They helped me out every time I had a question or needed directions. If I would look at them they would greet me with a smile.
Everything was amazing about this hotel. I loved this little section (I think it’s called paradise) where they had trees and lights all around. It was breathtaking. Everyone that passed by wanted a picture.
They also have these waterfalls that are fascinating. I stood there and just looked at them for about 20 minutes. I also took a picture there, but I can’t find it.
On my next trip to Vegas I hope I get a chance to stay here. It is one of the most beautiful hotels I saw at the Strip.

Excelente hotel em Las Vegas tem um dos resorts de piscina mais disputados com pool parties no verão alem de todas as marcas top de moda. Recomendo.

3 étoiles seulement, ça semble sévère pour un hôtel qui fait le job et le fait bien, mais mon premier séjour à Vegas au Mandarin Oriental avait mis la barre très très haut.
Et cette barre, le Wynn né la fait même pas trembler :
— c’est un casino: peut-​être faut-​il le rappeler, tous les hôtels de Vegas né comportent pas de casino, il n’y a donc pas de fatalité à devoir traverser un hall enfumé, bruyant et clignotant pour accéder à sa chambre !
— conséquence aussi, le bling-​bling est partout dans les parties communes, avec les magasins de luxe (sans clients, d’ailleurs: sont-​ils là seulement pour ajouter du prestige à l’endroit ?) et la déco over the top
— les chambres sont dans les inévitables tons crème, beige… beurk
— le WiFi est payant, 15 dollars par jour, bonjour l’arnaque
— c’est absolument immense, à tel point qu’on vous remet un plan au check-​in, et malgré ça vous vous perdrez !
Pour compenser, on a les avantages de la taille, notamment de nombreux bars et restaurants, et des économies d’échelle et des revenus du jeu qui font que la nuitée n’est pas très chère au vu du standing de l’hôtel. L’ensemble est relativement récent (2005) donc ça né fait pas décrépi. D’ailleurs, esthétiquement, le bâtiment vu de l’extérieur, avec son faux jumeau le Encore juste à côté, est peut-​être le plus beau de tout Vegas.
Le service est super pro, que ce soit en chambre, à la réception, dans les bars… ce à quoi on s’attend.
J’ai eu une chambre «accessible», c’est-à-dire adaptée aux handicapés, car il né restait plus que ça lorsque je suis arrivé. Ça n’est pas un inconvénient, au contraire, puisque les lieux étaient je pense plus grands que la moyenne. On peut saluer les efforts faits pour le confort des handicapés, avec un système de treuil et de rail au plafond pour transporter les personnes entre lit, toilettes, douche et baignoire.
Pour résumer, un hôtel parfaitement adapté à la clientèle américaine venant s’encanailler dans la capitale du vice, mais, pour le même prix, il y a plus agréable et (beaucoup) plus classe.

Gerade auf Tripadvisor kann man oft das Wort «teuer» lesen. Wenn man nicht rechtzeitig oder last minute bucht, kann es teuer werden. Das gilt aber nicht nur für das Wynn sondern für alles. Dennoch: solch ein Luxus und Top-​Zustand außerhalb von Vegas wäre dann noch viel teurer. Daher ist das Wort «teuer» hier meiner Meinung fehl am Platz.
W-​LAN ist in der Resort Fee enthalten und das Valet Parking ist gratis (natürlich gegen Tip bei der Abholung).
Das Wynn und auch das Encore sind sicherlich die «geschmackvollsten» Hotels am Strip und in Top-​Zustand. Die großen Designer sind en masse vertreten. Für einen Aufpreis hatte man uns die Tower Suites angeboten und das ist wirklich einmalig, denn diese Zimmer sind abartig groß und schön.
Auf englisch sprachigen Rezensionen kann man nachlesen, dass man im Casino schnell sein Geld los wird. Tja, dazu kann ich nichts sagen und tut auch nichts zur Sache, denn ich sehe das als Hotelbewertung.
Würde wenn ich in Vegas bin und eine vernünftige Rate ergattre wieder in Wynn oder Encore fahren.

Idéalement situé sur le Strip, dans la partie la plus animée, cet hôtel incarne le luxe absolu!!! Je n’ai jamais vu un hôtel aussi beau, chaque centimètre a été décoré… Tout est dans le détail, c’est juste somptueux! Cet hôtel est digne d’un palace français.
Il est immense, des dédales de galeries avec des boutiques de très grand luxe (Chanel, Dior, Rolex…), beaucoup de restaurants excellents (mais cher!). Le casino est magnifique.
Pour accéder à l’ascenseur menant aux étages (où plutôt aux 7 ascenseurs), il faut montrer sa carte d’accès à la chambre.
Nous avons pris la chambre «Deluxe panoramic view» pour 3 nuits à la fin du mois de septembre et surtout en semaine (350 dollars la nuit). Un conseil, n’allez pas à Las Vegas le weekend, les chambres d’hôtels sont beaucoup plus chères que pendant la semaine.
La chambre était magnifique, très calme, au 34e étage. Elle était immense, le lit faisait 2 mètres de large avec un matelas (et un surmatelas) ultra confortable. Une vue imprenable sur le Strip. Rien de mieux que de profiter de cette vue avant de s’endormir et de pouvoir fermer les rideaux (électriques s’il vous plaît!) à distance sans se lever.
La déco des chambres est raffinée, pas rococo comme dans certains hôtels de la ville. Le raffinement lié à la technologie. Un grand écran plat est accroché au mur et peut se déplacer jusqu’en face du lit.
Sur la table de nuit, une base pour Iphone, la base quoi! Pratique pour recharger son téléphone.
Mais le plus hallucinant c’est la salle de bain. Elle doit faire la moitié de mon appartement! Il y a deux lavabos, un miroir qui prend tout le mur, une baignoire juste immense (rien de tel qu’un bon bain en amoureux) et une très grande douche à l’italienne.
Et attention, un écran plat face à la baignoire pour suivre ses séries préférées tout en se relaxant!
Les produits de toilette fournis dans la salle de bain sont terribles! Un odeur bien citronnée, on a envie de les manger. J’ai tout ramené en France tellement que ça sentait bon. Et puis les flacons sont énormes (75 ml) et chaque jour, les femmes de ménage remettent des produits neufs.
Ils né sont pas avares en serviettes non plus! Il y en a bien plus que ce dont on a besoin. Il y a également des peignoirs. Le seul petit oubli dans tout ce luxe, les pantoufles… mais on les pardonne.
Il y a également des objets qu’on trouve rarement dans les hôtels mais qui sont bien pratiques en vacances: un sèche-​cheveux professionnel pour les droguées du brushing comme moi (j’en ai marre des sèche-​cheveux accrochés au mur sans embout et sans puissance!) et un pèse personne. Et oui, après 3 semaines de vacances, on sait jamais si on a fait des abus, enfin si, on sait très bien qu’on a fait des abus mais on né connaît pas le verdict de la balance!
Il y a même un gros tabouret en cuir et un gros miroir sur pied grossissant et lumineux. En fait, c’est LA salle de bain idéale pour toutes les fi-​filles.
Côté pratique, le parking souterrain de l’hôtel est immense et totalement gratuit, comme dans tous les hôtels du Strip. Tout le monde peut s’y garer gratuitement, même ceux qui n’ont pas de chambre. En fait, c’est surtout pour attirer les clients au casino.
En ce qui concerne la connexion wifi, elle est payante dans la chambre (et pas donnée): 15 dollars par jour.
L’hôtel a également un théâtre circulaire où se produit la troupe du cirque du soleil avec leur spectacle «le rêve»: tout simplement sublime. J’avoue qu’en y allant, je né pensais pas que ce serait aussi beau, j’ai été bluffée. Les places sont chères mais vraiment, ça vaut le coup.
En résumé, le Wynn est l’hôtel rêvé!!!