This is a nice hotel. The rooms with a balcony terrace are excellent and provide a great view of…read morethe strip. Check-in staff were courteous and efficient.

Stayed in a wraparound terrace suite for a special occasion and the experience was disappointing…read morefrom start to finish. Check-in was delayed until 5:30 PM with no real explanation. TVs in the suite were not working upon entry. We returned one evening to find both showers running with no notice that staff had entered the room. A credit was promised for the inconvenience and never delivered. At 2:30 AM we were woken up by a call saying staff needed immediate room access due to a water issue with guests below us. They came in, looked around, said thank you, and left with zero apology or acknowledgment. Housekeeping was great and the casino dealers were friendly and professional. Everything else, particularly the front desk and guest services, missed badly for a property at this price point. I travel frequently and understand things go wrong. What separates a luxury hotel is how they handle it. The Cosmopolitan did not handle it. Would not stay here again.

it is a really nice and fancy hotel the thing that makes me mad is that there is no coffee maker or…read morea microwave in the room. like if you are that rich at least give me a coffee maker? and they have a weighted refreshment center in the room and if you accidentally move something it is charged on your bill. everything is expensive (but it's going to be we are in las vegas) they have very bad directions to places because they want you to see something and buy it and/or gamble. but other than that the room is clean and big.

One of my all-time favorite resorts in Las Vegas! I've been here multiple times, and it always…read morefeels beautiful, luxurious, and full of charm. The indoor canal area with gondolas is such a unique experience -- feels like a little piece of Venice in Vegas. I love walking around and enjoying the atmosphere. The architecture, painted ceilings, and overall vibe are amazing. I've stayed in rooms with Sphere views and Strip views, and both were fantastic. Waking up to those views makes the stay even more special. I also got the chance to visit the Presidential Suite once when my cousin rented it -- absolutely amazing and unforgettable! The luxury, space, and views were on another level. The food court is really good, and Curry Pot is my favorite there. Cañonita is my absolute favorite restaurant -- I always make sure to go there whenever I visit. I've also been to TAO Nightclub, and it's really good too -- fun atmosphere and a great nightlife experience. There are so many great restaurants, bars, shopping options, and entertainment inside, and the location on the Strip is perfect. One thing I really miss is the free parking they used to have -- that was such a nice perk. Whether you stay here or just visit, The Venetian is definitely a must-visit in Vegas!

Definitely my favorite damn casino in Las Vegas! Most of my taxables have been here in the…read morebuilding! Plus a get a bunch comped rooms! I need to manifest that same energy again.. When die the cocktail master is beyond amazing. She's fucking stunning..

Staycations are a nice way to relax and unwind without having to travel far from home. With a…read moremyriad of resorts and hotels in Las Vegas one's options are limitless. I decided to stay a couple days at the M Resort Hotel. The hotel is beautifully designed and now has a second tower, which sits along side the other. My room was large, overlooked the pool and had a view of the hotels on the strip. The spacious gaming floor has numerous slot machines, which are strategically placed throughout allowing for a smooth walkable flow. The fitness center has numerous workout equipment and offers towels and bottled water to guests. The hotel does offer a gym membership to Non-guests for a monthly fee. Anthony's restaurant located on the second level has a classy yet elegant vibe. I ordered the chilean Seabass with creamed spinach. The fish was excellent. However, the spinach did lack flavor. My server Alex did a great job and was very attentive throughout my entire meal. Great spot for a staycation.

I stayed 4 days in April, it's a nice place. The room was nice, not spectacular for the price. The…read moreamenities are great, nice gym, some decent inside restaurants, and great service everywhere. On my second day, someone knocked on the door and asked me if I touched anything in the mini-fridge. I told them I put water in there, and he chastised me that they told me not to touch anything or they would fine me. They didn't tell me anything about it. Mr. Refrigerator CSI even verified that one of the drinks seems to have been out of place after I admitted I had looked in there. I'm sure it made his day to have power for 3 minutes. They have a drawer to keep your drinks mildly cold. There should be a sign that says "refrigerator is for price gouging only". Water pressure was good, which is usually crappy at hotels. It's a bit far away from the strip, but I did that on purpose. When I left I was fined for farting.

Making my first visit to the Fontainebleau, I am conflicted about the property. First the…read moregarage--I entered from the Strip and drove to the back of the building where parking is. I had read that Nevada residents had free parking. I got my license ready but I was unsure as to where I needed to scan it. Not seeing where, I took a ticket and the gate opened. I thought I'd check inside for information before I left. Parking near the elevators, it turned out not to be the elevators. There was a sign painted South Lobby and a right arrow. After looking for the elevators, I noticed there were some metal doors. The layout has a lobby on each floor behind these metal doors. That's where the elevators were. First impression is negative. I rode down to the lobby. I walked a short distance and saw Vida where I had planned to have breakfast. After breakfast, I followed the sign to the slot club where I thought I'd get the information. I did, but instead of just telling me where to scan the back of the license, I was invited to join the slot club and I'd get free parking. I'd also receive a minimal amount of free play. I signed up and took the card I was given with directions on how to load the free play. I chose a machine, followed the directions on the card, but nothing. I tried again starting from the beginning. Again, nothing. I decided it wasn't worth it and I played for a short time on my money. When I was done, I went back to the South Lobby and went to my floor. Then the "fun" began. I was uanble to leave. One area was blocked. I looked for signs but there weren't any where I was. At one point I went between some barriers. That gave me a short ride around the walls and I was back to where I first started. Eventually, a crew pulled aside one of the barriers and they told me where I needed to go. Finally, I got to the exit gate. I guessed as to where my license should be scanned. The machine wanted the ticket. After inserting it, I scanned my license and the gate went up. I was so pleased to see Elvis Presley Boulevard. In a short time, I was on my way west on Sahara. I was mentally scratching my head. I decided after the free play fiasco and the garage, that my visit to the Fontainebleau was a one and done. This is why locals don't generally go to the Strip. Different parking perks done differently. Why bother?

The Bellagio has always been a great place to stay on the strip. Plenty of shopping, excellent…read morerooms, clean and spacious. So many dining options for any taste. The aesthetics are amazing. Room- ample space , luxury decor and large clean bathroom. Stocked bar, slippers and robes, safe, master control drapes for opening and closing. Good views Casino- minimum $25 table limits. Spacious and easy to navigate Staff- Very respectful, friendly and helpful Security- Must show room key to enter room elevator

The Bellagio is a great place to stay on the Strip. It has a huge casino, plenty of dining options,…read morea decent amount of shopping choices, and it is beautiful. This is my second stay here. My first stay was 5-star worthy but this time there were a few things that left me wanting. It started with the front desk lady who was decent but was hurried and not as helpful as I'd like. When I asked where we could leave our luggage she just said valet but didn't tell us precisely where we should go so we walked in circles. She also didn't share where the rooms were but having been there before I was okay there. They do have a pretty slick process where you get a text and it walks you through a lot of the information I thought she might have provided so if she would have even explained that part to me it would have been better. Fortunately our room was ready early so we didn't have to drag our luggage around for hours or until we found someone to hold them for us. The room was in the Spa Tower and was nice. It had a large soaking tub and separate shower as well as his and hers sinks. The bed was comfortable and, although being on the 7th floor wasn't great for the best views, it still was a good vantage point to see the ferris wheel and part of the sphere and the Bellagio fountains. On the downside, the sinks periodically emitted sewage smells. But the worst thing was they started doing some drilling that started at 5:30am on Monday. You read that correct, 5:30am! And it was so loud that when I went down to the 4th and then the 1st floors I could still hear it loud and clear. This was incredibly inconsiderate. When I got to the 1st floor I saw another guest complaining about it too. I get it, renovations have to take place. But at a decent hour! The next day they didn't start until about 8:30am, which was much more reasonable.

Our Absolute Home Away from Home! ​There are luxury…read moreresorts, and then there is the Wynn and Encore. This property is in a league of its own, and every time we visit, it truly feels like our absolute home away from home. We cannot recommend it highly enough to anyone looking for the ultimate Las Vegas experience. ​What separates this resort from everywhere else is the unparalleled, top-notch service. The entire staff is incredibly friendly, professional, and consistent across the board. From the second you walk up to the front desk, the check-in team makes you feel valued and genuinely welcomed. ​That flawless service extends to every single corner of the property: ​The Concierge Desk: Incredibly knowledgeable and always eager to help pull together perfect plans. ​The Pool Staff: Attentive, warm, and constantly making sure you are comfortable and well taken care of. ​The Restaurants: Every single dining venue we visited delivered world-class service alongside excellent food. ​The Cleaning Crew: Absolute rockstars. The housekeeping team is meticulous, detailed, and so polite. ​Because of their incredible hard work, the rooms are spotlessly clean, pristine, and beautifully maintained. Every detail is immaculate. ​If you want a flawless vacation with an exceptional staff that treats you like family from day one, look no further than the Wynn and Encore. We will continue to recommend it to everyone we know, and we already cannot wait for our next return home!

Additional info: After this night, when I reconnected my CarPlay, a location called "Whispers"…read moresynced with the car's recent travel history. I brushed it off as weird, but it stuck and it comes up as a gps option ONLY when I'm in my vehicle. Nowhere else do I open Maps and get suggested "Whispers" as a top option. I literally just last night had a convo with someone who joked about Whispers being a low-level strip club, and now I know exactly why it's in my car's logged trips. I go to several local adult venues in town. I have never ONCE even considered learning the address of Whispers. There is no connection to anyone I know, either. I wonder where they took my car and what they did to/in it. Please get an interior camera for your car. Put an AirTag in the TRUNK, as well. Put an alert on your phone (make sure it's set to alert you when DND is on). Your phone knows where you last parked your car in Maps - it does NOT know if the car moves while you're away. Cameras and tags are not super expensive, but I'd pay $$ just to see the face of the loser who stole my car and brought it back with a device attached to it. As you can see, the default is to not believe you. Proof MIGHT give you some recourse after you've been violated. The simplest explanation is usually the correct one. Put the simple pieces together. Decide for yourself, and always assume your own risk when giving your keys to a f-boy in a polyester jacket.

The NoMad Las Vegas was rebranded to The Reserve at Park MGM in mid-December 2025, but whenever…read morewe've visited Las Vegas, we've stayed on The Strip and split our stays between the NoMad Las Vegas and The Palazzo. The location of The Reserve is near to the T-Mobile Arena and other MGM properties. You can even catch the free Aria Express to transit from The Park, Aria, Vdara, and Bellagio resorts, which is especially helpful during the hot Summer months in Las Vegas. The Reserve at Park MGM is located on the top four upper floors of Park MGM (formerly Monte Carlo). Its driveway is located on West Park Avenue off of either South Frank Sinatra Drive or South Las Vegas Boulevard. There are fewer than 300 rooms and suites at The Reserve, each decorated with a distinct New York style by French architect and designer Jacques Garcia. Each room is appointed with custom furnishings, Bellino linens, and large flat screen TVs. Many suites also feature free-standing pedestal bathtubs and separate water closets. Since we've stayed at this property over the past six years, we have noticed there have been no decor changes or improvements to its excellent services. In the past, we've stayed in various-sized suites, ranging from 700 sq ft (Grande Suite) to 409 sq ft (Classic King). The property is completely non-smoking. They still offer free bottled water (10 oz) and bed slippers in your room, unlike some other properties. Check-in is quick and easy, and can be done on your smartphone, while check-out can be done on your television. Either way, you can reduce the risk of being caught in a crowd at the reception desk.

The Reserve ..aka... The NoMad @ The Park: 2/10…read more I've stayed here many times before in the Atelier suite and it's always been a decent time, however this time was beyond a stay from hell...customer service, hosts, and the room all need another update... It started with a quick check in with Ezequiel, the concierge, who is literally the saving grace of this review...he needs a raise. The first issue was that if the lights were turned up they would just flicker the entire time..then the shower door making a click-slamming noise every time you opened it beyond half-way making me think it's going to shatter every time I had to use it. Ignoring it we left for the night to play and eat, we came back to this horrible pounding noise, from the pipes in the shower and made the noise as if there were shoes in a washer the entire night.... We called the front desk once we heard it and they sent security to document it. They said there's nothing they could do they're at full capacity and gave us $25/pp in F&B credit...it went on for all 3 nights... The next day we discovered that the bath in the suite (big selling feature) was barely getting luke warm, even afterunning it for a while... The best part was the sewage backup coming from our sinks making our whole room smell unbearable... We went down on morning two to talk to the front desk to see if anything can be done, and they just provided more F&B credit... After having to stay in this room for 3 nights or pay additional to stay elsewhere, we were met with even more nasty attitude from the casino host and the rewards manager.

on Friday evening 4-10-2026 we had an excellent server by the name of Luis Rodriguez…read more he had a great personality very attentive to our needs and made the meal very enjoyable Garry Grace

Loved staying here! Great location, opens up to the Fremont Street Experience!…read more The service, our room in the Rush Tower excellent! Love the pool! But!! Such a bummer that the shark tank was empty! The slide was closed and no waterfall! And the tank won't be open until February for repairs. The pool was very nice and the food and drink service was excellent! Shout out to Laylani who took great care of us! It's not an adults only but there were a few kids...well behaved and there is an adults only 21 and over) area upstairs BUT if you want to partake? They charge $30 for a lounge chair! Absolutely ridiculous! We're already paying to stay here why should we have to pay to get a more quiet place to lounge? And? The lounge chairs are exactly the same as the ones down at the lower pool I understand charging for a cabana but this was over the top and very disappointing. Especially since the main attraction shark tank and slide were closed. Still... I highly recommend staying here! We will be back! Hoping they change the 21 and older pool charge! They do have an upper

New York New York continues to stand out as something different and true to its theme. The food…read morecourt is designed for you to feel like a tourist walking the city streets and with the various foods New York is known for. You'll find several photo opportunities, including the Statue of Liberty and its roller coaster. From the opposite side of the street you can see all of the hotel exterior design. We picked up a daiquiri from the Big Chill before hitting the strip again.

New York New York!! What a nice casino. I'm extremely partial to the restaurant area. It is…read moresomewhat similar to that of downtown NYC (Excluding the huge rats, Lol!). Being a NY native, the one thing I was hoping to see is the garlic shakers in the pizza (Italian) restaurants, which NY is famous for. However, I couldn't find garlic shakers anywhere. But I will say the vibe, and energy here is a lot more fun, and exciting than that of many of the other casinos I've been to. I want to thank the Eden (security woman) for personally escorting me, and my husband through the casino to Bad Apple Cirque du Soleil. She was so gracious, understanding, professional, and polite. I appreciate her assistance, and understanding.

The WA in LV is a beautiful place to stay, especially if you are looking for an elevated experience…read moreon the strip, minus having a casino on the ground floor. Yes, please. It seems as though their renovations have been completed. If you stayed here when it was the Mandarin Oriental, you will remember you had to go to the 3rd floor to check-in. WA kept that process until the most recent reno. You now checkin upon entry, like most places, however, you still go to the 3rd floor to access the guest room elevators and restaurant. I really love all the new touches and also enjoy the touches they kept from the previous franchise. The check-in staff was above and beyond friendly and looked for ways to make sure you would best enjoy your stay. After a long drive and plane ride, it's nice to chat with people who are genuinely engaged in getting to know about your stay. We had made reservations for spa treatments for after we are arrived and we thoroughly enjoyed that time. I would go as far as to say the WA spa is one of the best spas on the strip. Fabulous. The WA is a wonderful strip hotel in a great space and a lot of convenience in and around.

Overall, a solid 4-star experience. The hotel itself is clean, quiet, and service was good…read morethroughout the stay. Staff was professional and the atmosphere is much calmer compared to most casino hotels in Las Vegas, which can actually be a big plus if you want a more relaxed environment. One important thing to know - if your room is on a lower floor, don't expect much of a view. Some lower-floor rooms face the back side of nearby buildings and the experience is completely different compared to the higher floors. I would strongly recommend asking for a higher floor upgrade if possible, because the views are significantly better and really change the overall impression of the hotel. The fact that the hotel is non-casino is actually nice and makes the property feel more peaceful and less chaotic than many Vegas resorts. Overall, a good hotel, but room location and floor level make a huge difference here.