WYNN LAS VEGAS

The Nicest Hotel on the Strip

General:
Everything in this place is expensive unless you're used to costly resorts, but note that costly resorts usually have one-tenth the number of rooms here. The hotel feels a little bit cramped when you first enter, which makes the place seem less behemoth and more resort-size. The hotel has no apparent theme, which may be disappointing for those looking for pirates or canals. The interior has some superior moments, including amazing use of natural light (via various skylights and atriums), artistic fresh-flower arrangements throughout, and, best of all, the atrium that runs down the center and features frequently changed displays.

The gym is excellent, stuffed with up-to-the-minute equipment, most with individual TV screens. The spa area is serene and particularly pretty, with an atrium emitting natural light into the bathing areas. The pool area has four oval-shaped numbers connected by some stretches long enough for laps.

The hotel's location sucks if you want to get out and about, as its not really close to anything so if sightseeing is in your plans, I would stay somewhere more central. Be prepared to run up a couple hundred in additional expenses a day if you eat in the hotel.

Rooms:
The rooms are hands-down the best on the Strip and what a view, Especially at night! The whole decor evokes springtime. The rooms are giant, with much-appreciated floor-to-ceiling views, deeply comfy beds, with high-thread-count sheets and feather pillows atop good-quality mattresses, plus down comforters; flat screen TVs. Push a button and the drapes open and close.

The bathrooms are to die for, complete with quite long and deep tubs, their own flat screen TVs, and perfect amenities. In between double sinks was a make up mirror and chair. There was a separate area for the toilet with a door. There was a sitting ledge in the shower. The maids kept the room clean and there was turn down service along with the chocolates on the nightstand.

Casino:
The casino is magical. People were all nicely dressed, very few t-shirts or shorts. At night everyone dressed up. There were a few children but not many. This hotel does not cater to children. They had people wiping the fingerprints off everything. Ashtrays were empted, drink glasses were not stacked up everywhere, and hallways were clean. Dealers at the tables were VERY friendly and trained, and it seemed like they loved doing it.

Pool:
The pools are nice. You must show your room key to get in. One drink and a beer was $20.00. The lounge chairs were cushioned, not strapped which was very nice. You get free water and then you are handed 2 towels per person by the kids behind the desk, then choose from three pools including a "European sun-bathing" (read: topless) area that includes outdoor blackjack tables. Beautiful grounds in the pool area, again lack of kids made the pool even nicer

Would I stay there again? YES!

• Opinion of Price: most expensive
• Related to: Luxury Travel
• Written February 14, 2012

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