The Venetian

Amazing place, one of the best hotels in Vegas, for sure! Huge infrastructure, very well localized (few steps from malls, other hotels and the Sphere). Rooms are very spacious, great spa and fitness. Many options of restaurantes and night clubs. I recommend 100%.

I had a lovely stay at the Venetian. Note: I'm not a gambler...it's not for me, but I love food and live entertainment. This venue does not disappoint. My trip was for the opening night of Dead Forever at the Sphere. Service at the Venetian was on point. My suite was lovely. The beds were so comfortable. The suite came with three flat scree tvs, a living room, and a gorgeous/large bathroom. It was luxurious. I dined at Buddy V's and Mercato Della Pescheria during my stay. Both restaurants in the Venetian were truly outstanding. The food, atmosphere, and service were all top notch. And the Sphere...as a concert goer for nearly 40 years...nothing compares. The Sphere is a marvel...next level venue. You do not feel crowded. Whoever designed this structure had the patron in mind. The accommodations are the best I've seen. There are no long waits for concessions or restrooms. It is easy to access the seating areas. The visuals are unprecedented. I'd return just to go to this venue. You can access the Sphere from inside the Venetian. It is easy and fun.

Hello. We have a reservation for two rooms for two nights, from March 21 to March 23. We traveled from Michigan and L.A. for my friend’s bachelor party. I booked the hotel for him, but we arrived late last night for check-in.   Each room costs approximately $600 per night, but we were not assigned rooms next to each other. Additionally, I originally booked at The Palazzo, but the concierge placed us in The Venetian instead.   The concierge, Kevin, mentioned that he provided an upgrade, but we haven’t received any noticeable benefits.  

Don’t stay here. The hotel is old and tired and massively understaffed. The front desk is a 15+ minute catastrophe any time you need anything. The faux-luxe trappings are worn. Mattresses are terrible. The bedding smells like old smoke. This is not actually a nice hotel, it’s an aging stage-set designed to convince folks who have never actually STAYED in a nice hotel that they’re in one. And apparently the “resort fee” doesn’t cover using the pool (though I can’t confirm this.) The staff in the premium lounge was very nice and room service was good and fast. But that’s the only good thing I can say. Stay at the Flamingo—it’s unpretentious, cleaner and better run. Rooms don’t smell. And just to pre-emptively dismiss the hotel’s reply, I got here at 9pm, I stayed only 2 nights, and my room was a good half-mile from the front dest. I am normally an ask-for-a-new-room gal, but it was just too much and too far at 9:30pm.

The rooms, including the bathrooms, are clean and well appointed. The amenities were good. The mattresses on the queen beds were the most comfortable hotel beds I've slept on in quite some time. Our view from the 24th floor was amazing looking out over the Sphere and Las Vegas as a while. The sheer number of restaurants on the property was amazing. We ate dinner at 3 of them and enjoyed our meals and the service each one. Would definitely consider staying there again in the future. The location is perfect to get around.