Venetian Resort Hotel Casino

the hotel was lovely and Christmas decor was nice. Outside the entrance they had interesting entertainment that we enjoyed. Especially loved a woman posing as an angel statue. She was breathtaking and especially poignant for the holidays. Staff was not impressive and we had to call more than once for Kleenex. Would have loved a coffe maker and blow dryer to be provided at this price point. Really enjoyed the food at the main cafe by escalators Overall a great experience

After registration, getting to the hotel room was complicated by the fact that it took two elevators to reach the room. This circuitous pathway was helped by security people stationed by the Bouchon restaraunt who were helpful in guiding me to the next elevator.The room was quite nice, but there was too much EMF from all of the phones and electronic equipement which can cause insomnia. The other negatives were: they use cheap toilet paper, and there was not an abundance of large towels.

great! i had so much fun! I would go back again. Yes!

This is one of the cleanest, most well maintained hotels in Vegas. The staff is top notch, good security throughout and comfortable suites. Went to visit 22 other hotel/casinos and this one was the best.

I checked in to the hotel and was greeted by friendly door men. the service staff at the front were also very friendly. It wasnt until I asked for directions on the second floor where I ran across "security super cop" who seemed annoyed when I asked for directions to my room (afterall it is a huge place with lots of twists and turns). The room was beautiful and the in hotel ammenities were very nice (had my suit dry cleaned and they dropped it back in my room while I was out eating lunch).

Very nice hotel, check in was fast, friendly staff, great room. A little bit confusing from parking to guest room - You need to switch couple elevators to get to your room.

This hotel has large suites which is good for family or anybody. However, we could hear kids at 6 am and some drunk people in the hallway one night. So, our sleep was interrupted. The hotel could provide "white noise" for people who want to use it to drown out any noise from the hallways. Otherwise, it was a nice hotel. The restaurants here are pricey. The best buffet was across the street at another large hotel which rhymes with garage.

We had a beautiful room at the Venetian. The casino and entire property is gorgeous as well. Drinks are outrageously high in the restaurants (even for a Chicago gal) and Venetian now charges a resort fee (tax) of $20 per day, which isn't included or mentioned when you book rooms through the web. That seems to be the norm rather than exception in Vegas, so you need to check the fine print when comparing prices. By the time you add local and resort taxes, you'll be paying quite a bit more than the quoted price. Bring your tea bags! ;)

My husband and I stayed at the Venetian in Las Vegas over Christmas and it was lovely. It was our first stay there and we were very impressed with it, especially compared to other hotels we've stayed at on the Strip. The Suites are large, plush, and very comfortable and the service was really great. The bathroom was roomy and I loved having a vanity where I could sit and apply makeup rather than having to lean over the sink. The bathtub was nice and deep, I took a bath every day I was there. The only thing that irritated me (and this is everywhere in Vegas) was being charged for EVERYTHING, even using their fitness center had a charge.

The total experience was good. The biggest problem was the difficulty with the internet, which required daily time on the phone with the Tech. At our request, the amenities fee was refunded. Also, turndown service and robes were available only on request, and there was no COFFEE POT in the room. For a 5-star hotel, these services should be included without having to put in a special request.