My sister and I were advised by our Grand Canyon tour guide, Andrew, that we should check out…read moreResort World. Neither of us had ever been, so when we opened an account we were given $25 free play. Yes please! It was our only gambling experience while in Vegas and we both had a blast. We were playing a game for a few then switched to a new game several times in a few hours. This worked well for me as I left with $71 ($40 investment). We also grabbed dinner as they had a food court with several options. This was our last night in town and we were not trying to break the bank. We split a ceasar wrap for $17. Not bad. If you've never been to Resort World, I highly recommend going for your $25 free play!

If you like to eat late or order room service, don't stay at Resorts World. So many restaurants and…read moreno room service. When you scan the QR code in your room it takes you to their website which says "we don't offer room service like a good Vegas hotel but here is a link to grubhub!" It says the grubhub drivers deliver to your room, they do not. At least mine refused. I had to meet him in the lobby with a sprained ankle which is why I wanted room service in the 1st place. Thanks Hilton! You're the best! Additionally the room has no microwave and the driver decided to have two other orders to delivery after picking up my food. Result? Completely cold food. I mean not a hint of warmth. All for $36 for a fast food sandwich and fries. Yum! I couldn't even heat it back up. Resorts world? No. Check out FontaineBleau.

My stay at Fontainebleau Las Vegas was beautiful from beginning to end. The lobby is stunning, and…read moreeven the hallways felt elegant, clean, and thoughtfully designed. The care and concern for the environment was evident immediately. One thing I especially appreciated was walking into a room that was already the perfect temperature - no blasting air conditioning or overpowering heat, just comfortable and welcoming. The room itself was gorgeous, from the wallpaper to the crown molding. The bed was fabulous, the sheets were crisp, and I got an excellent night's sleep. The view was lovely, and the bathroom was very well lit with some of the best water pressure Ive ever experienced - which I always appreciate in a hotel. Overall, an excellent stay and a property that truly feels elevated and intentional in its design and comfort. My only suggestion for improvement would be curtains that go all the way to the floor for a more complete blackout experience.

the room photos and layout was one of the main reasons I chose this hotel. However, after check-in,…read morethe room I received looked completely different from the pictures. The room felt much smaller, and the layout was awkward - the bed was facing the closet instead of the TV like shown in the advertised photos. It honestly felt like a downgrade compared to what was advertised during booking. When I requested a room change, I had to wait almost an hour. On top of that, after checking in, I had to call three separate times for luggage assistance, and it took over 2 hours for the bellman to finally bring our luggage to the room. For a luxury hotel that markets itself as a premium experience, this level of service was extremely disappointing. The property itself is beautiful and modern, and the food hall was good, but the room mismatch and poor service really affected the overall experience. I expected much better communication, organization, and hospitality from a hotel at this level.

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..

I just wrapped up my first stay at the M Resort, and I'm already looking forward to coming back!…read moreI've walked through this place a few times before and had high hopes--happy to say it lived up to my expectations. First Impressions: The hotel has one of the best scents in Vegas; if you know, you know. Whatever they're using in the vents, paired with their designated smoking areas, really keeps the air noticeably fresher than most other casino hotels. Check-In & Service: Big shoutout to Kim at the front desk for such a warm welcome. She gave us a choice between a room close to the elevator or midway down the hall, and advised going with the latter since the hotel was hosting a cheer convention (i.e., excited kids everywhere!). Her advice was spot on and her customer service was top notch. Truly a fantastic way to start our weekend. Room: Our room was gorgeous: spacious, super clean, and well maintained. We had a great pool view, loved the privacy door for the toilet, and the stone-walled shower with a bench was a nice upgrade. There was also a large soaking tub with a clear view into the bedroom, a desk, and a separate seating area with two ridiculously comfy leather chairs. Pool & Amenities: After unpacking, we went straight to the pool. The main area has two large pools separated by a walkway and cabanas, with two jacuzzis at the end near a huge outdoor screen. There's also a day club if you're looking for a party vibe, complete with its own bar, pool, cabanas, and a live DJ. We enjoyed relaxing in the sun and loved the easy access to drinks from the mid-bar or roaming servers (didn't get a chance to try the food this time, but maybe next visit!). Parking & Fees: There is plenty of parking available in the lots, which makes coming and going a breeze. A $40 or $50 daily resort fee does apply, but that's pretty typical these days and didn't feel out of the ordinary. Final Thoughts: Every detail, from the clean air to the thoughtful service and beautiful property, made this a memorable stay. M Resort is definitely a notch above most Vegas hotels. Highly recommend, and can't wait to come back!

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.

I couldn't decide whether to give this hotel 4 or 5 stars... Going with 4. Why? No coffee maker of…read moreany sort in the room. When I am paying $$$ for a luxury hotel stay, I don't think it's unreasonable to expect a Keurig or Nespresso machine in the room to provide basic coffee and tea. I'm sure it has to do with funneling money into concessions by forcing guests to get coffee at one of the merchants downstairs. This is really my only gripe. So with that out of the way... Check-in was very easy. My room was ready about 45 minutes before check-in. Staff at the front desk were kind and efficient. I had a Sphere view room on the 26th floor. Very pleased with the view! I probably wouldn't spring for Sphere view a second time but it was nice to have for my first stay there. I appreciated the extra safety measure of having to "card in" to go to the elevator to the rooms. The room was impeccably clean and spacious. The room is more like a studio apartment with no wall or door to divide between sleeping and living space. The bed was comfortable. Two large TV's - one in the common/living space and one in the sleeping area. The bathroom was large, clean, and had plenty of towels. Appreciated the seated vanity. Water pressure in the shower wasn't great but this seems to be normal for pretty much all hotels. They seem to have good soundproofing because not once did I hear any neighbors, no people noises from the hallway, and no doors to other rooms closing loudly. The hotel is huge. Initially it feels overwhelming but you quickly figure out how to get around. Lots of helpful signage. Casino is spacious, clean, and very well ventilated. People were smoking but I didn't smell it. Games are unsurprisingly tight. There is a massive amount of dining options. I had several outstanding meals. I heard a lot about how expensive Vegas is but coming from the Bay Area I felt like the dining prices were about the same, if not less in some instances. Pro tip: There's a Walgreens just outside the hotel where you can get water and other sundries for much less than inside the hotel. The mall was more of a touristy thing. Aside from Louis Vuitton, I didn't see anything that compelled me to want to shop. I did like the feeling of being "outdoors". I appreciated that pretty much everything you want or need is within the Venetian. Unless you have some outside attraction to go to, you can literally stay within the hotel and be satisfied and entertained. Leaving was so simple. Check-out is available online. There's a queue with endless taxis to take you wherever you want to go. As expensive as this hotel can be, I would be hard pressed to stay somewhere else while in Vegas.

Cliff Notes Price Range: Depends on the store…read moreParking: Not sure, we ubered Perk: Ambiance Non-Perk: It's like a maze, so hard o maneuver if you're not familiar with it Ambiance: Mall with a twist Dress: Comfy Noise: Med Temperature: A little cold Recommend: 100%. Response Time: N/A Professionalism: N/A Date: 5/1/26 Dissertation: Walking through here is basically what happens when a shopping mall gets a trust fund, studies abroad in Italy, and comes back with a flair for theatrical lighting. The whole place is beautiful, dramatic, and unapologetically extra. The ceilings, canals, bridges, storefronts, and general "am I shopping or accidentally in a Renaissance fever dream?" atmosphere make it way more than just a place to wander around. It is retail with a costume budget. We did not stay at the hotel, just walked through the mall, but honestly, the mall alone is worth seeing. It is clean, elegant, and full of that classic Vegas commitment to making you forget what time it is, where you parked, and whether you actually needed anything from the stores in the first place. The people watching is also elite. You get luxury shoppers, confused tourists, overdressed couples, and at least one person walking like they just discovered marble floors for the first time.

We had the pleasure of being invited to The Mansion at MGM and enjoyed a lovely dinner in such a…read morebeautiful setting. The garden was stunning, and the service was incredibly attentive. I had the lobster bisque--so rich and flavorful--and the deviled egg topped with caviar was absolutely delicious. And of course, the Peking duck did not disappoint. A truly memorable evening!

WOW! Wow, what can I say? I had an opportunity to tour this beautiful space today and I was…read moreabsolutely taken back by the gorgeous area, the impeccable service,the exclusive gaming area. 5 stars all the way. The porte kosher is so welcoming and relaxing, the pool is breathtaking and the attruimn area .. I wouldn't mind dying in there.

Walking through the Wynn Las Vegas to get to Awakening was honestly an experience in itself. The…read morehotel is absolutely stunning inside. Everything feels luxurious from the beautiful floral displays to the lighting, decor, and the fresh clean scent throughout the property. Every area looked spotless and well maintained. The atmosphere inside feels upscale but still welcoming. There are so many beautiful restaurants, lounges, and little details everywhere you look. Even just walking through the casino and shopping areas felt elegant and relaxing compared to some other crowded Strip hotels. The staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful when directing guests to the theater. Parking was easy and having free parking for Nevada locals was a huge plus. The entire property has that "wow" factor and definitely adds to the overall experience when attending shows like Awakening. Would absolutely come back just to walk around, eat, or enjoy another show.

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.

Great room. Great front desk service (@Leroy). The room has a great view of the mountains, the…read moreMarquee dayclub. Open room design with a bath and lots of space for clothes etc.

Great hotel centrally located on the Strip!…read more The main bar at the Cosmopolitan has a really good vibe with great cocktails and a must try and enjoy their signature champagne.

Our first time visiting Green Valley and I have to say it did not disappoint. The property is…read morebeautiful with a nice outdoor pool area. The restaurants are fantastic and hey they have a Pizza Rock! My favorite part was I hit it big on some Bingo $650.

Stopped by while traveling out of town from Arizona and was excited to try the new electronic Craps…read moretable game. The dealer kindly guided me to the end of the table to roll the dice. After inserting my money and beginning to place my bets, an elderly gentleman abruptly approached me and claimed he had credits on the screen I was using. Unfortunately, the situation quickly escalated. He repeatedly poked my back and shoulder while insisting I was in his seat and using credits that belonged to him. The exact amount in question was unclear, as I had been moving from game to game and had not been keeping track. The gentleman continued raising his voice, getting in my face, and placing his hands on me, which made me feel extremely uncomfortable and unsafe. The dealer handled the situation as professionally as possible and immediately contacted security once physical contact was made. I greatly appreciated his efforts to de-escalate the situation and maintain professionalism throughout the incident. When the floor manager arrived, she attempted to resolve the matter and kindly offered compensation in the form of lunch or dinner, which I accepted and appreciated. While the experience itself was upsetting, I am thankful for the dealer's professionalism and for the staff making an effort to address the situation. I was about to file a complaint and possibly call the police. At the end...I still feel like she favored the elderly man because he was Caucasian male and old. This issue could have been resolved if I felt understood & assured I was in the right.

Good morning ARMY! Wow, Vegas' temps are brutal this week. Summer started early…read more You may recall back in 2022 the Bellagio choreographed their fountains to BTS songs. At night we lined up along the balustrade and watched the show. It was so much fun seeing so many people show up. Bellagio is one of my favorite, centralized hotels on the strip. Lots of great photo ops around this Italian-inspired property. Water elements are prominent. Take note of Fiori di Como. Its a beautiful art piece in the main lobby. I love the vibrancy and colors of the glass flowers. It sets the tone of the of hotel: Elegance, grandness, and beauty. Fun fact, the artist is from WA state :) As you walk further into the hotel you'll get to see the Conservatory and Botanical Garden. It's free admission. The floral theme is detailed, creative, and enchanting. I didnt hear anything about the resort hosting/participating in any kind of any BTS fountain show this year so I guess Borahaegas 2022 at the Bellagio was just one of those "you had to be there" moments. However, the resort is a still nice place to walk around and escape from the heat plus they have clean bathrooms. They also have a free tram that connects to other hotels on the strip if you find yourself tired from walking. Stay hydrated and be safe out there in these extreme temperatures!

This is one of the best hotels in Vegas. Along with the cleanliness and attractions (fountain), it…read moreoffers seasonal flower arrangements that change often. Everything is made of flowers which makes it smell amazing! The whole hotel smells good actually! There is a chocolate shop with lattes and homemade desserts, many shops, and a gorgeous pool. The shopping is pretty high end here. Many stores were out of my tax bracket lol. Buttt they are still super fun to walk in and look at their displays. I would love to stay at this hotel but it is pretty expensive!! Definitely a luxary. It is nice that it is open to the public to enjoy!