Conrad Las Vegas At Resorts World

Madison Klosterman

Stayed here to a recent trip to Vegas - the room was spacious, extremely clean, and the hotel itself smelled wonderful. It is located conveniently off the strip, has attached shops and plenty of restaurants nearby. The casino isn’t too busy to be overstimulating. The hotel is respectfully quiet. There are plenty of poolside chairs and pools to choose from. The provided toiletry brands are great, and the staff/concierge are friendly and professional. Would definitely stay again!

Jay Villeneuve

Nice, clean rooms. It's a little quieter further up here on the Strip, but that was VERY welcome. Our hotel lobby, pool and casino was busy but not swamped. We visited the Bellagio and the Venetian during our trip and could barely move! I'll take ResortsWorld thank you. Pool was great. Restaurant options are plentiful. $14 taxi ride to the Sphere. A little more coming back from down the strip due to traffic. If you're a walker, it's only 2ish miles to most anywhere you'd want to go.

colleen wesley

Service was great. Rooms were ok. Stayed at the Conrad in a 2 room suite. The lights are controlled by buttons on the wall, it was hit or miss if they worked. Several light bulbs burned out. This made the room very dark. We did have a coffee machine but only 2 pods were in the room. Easy walk to Wynn encore and the sphere. The food was definitely lacking. Some of the restaurants did not have a liquor license. The pools were nice, but if you don't want to pay for a chair or cabana seats are limited. Some the pools were only available to those who paid for a chair. The general public areas at the pools were ok, but nothing special. The front desk was very helpful and pleasant. I stayed here because I'm a Hilton member. I doubt I would stay again. I've stayed at the Wynn and Bellagio, bothered were definitely a lot nicer.

Maryam

Conrad Las Vegas looks great on paper. The rooms feel new and clean, with smart lighting, plenty of outlets and Byredo bath products. The gym is the best I’ve used in Vegas—lots of space, serious equipment and even massage guns for recovery. Being attached to a shopping area means you don’t have to brave the weather to grab a meal, and housekeeping kept our space spotless—for the most part. However, this was my first three‑star review as a Hilton Honors Gold member. We were denied a late checkout with zero flexibility and were greeted at check‑in by staff pushing upgrades like car salesmen. Our room was never serviced again even though a staff member took our room number, and the mattress was so plush it felt like sinking into quicksand. Lines for checkout were surprisingly long. The room décor also felt mismatched—bold patterns clashed and the vibe felt more like a generic urban hotel than a Vegas resort. The property’s layout spreads everything out, so nothing is convenient, and its off‑Strip location means the attached restaurants lack energy. The overall vibe was mediocre. By contrast, the new Fontainebleau Las Vegas combines striking design with genuinely attentive service. Reviews describe the decor as “modern yet timeless” , and the rooms are spacious, elegantly furnished and stocked with plush bedding and high‑end amenities . The spa even features eucalyptus steam and snow‑fall rooms . Staff make guests feel like VIPs , and there are enough dining venues that you never need to leave the property. Encore at Wynn Las Vegas offers the same exceptional service and sophistication as its flagship . Forbes notes that playful yet elegant décor—think red Murano chandeliers and marble‑limestone baths—creates a boutique atmosphere . Guests highlight Wynn’s impeccable service and diverse dining menus , while Encore’s spa earns praise for its top‑notch treatments and plunge pools . Even Bellagio, which opened in 1998, feels more elevated. Condé Nast Traveler describes walking into its Chihuly glass‑filled lobby as “a fabulous garden party” , and recent renovations brought in light, water‑inspired rooms with marble showers and backlit mirrors . The hotel’s in‑room dining is expensive but quick and offers indulgent options like caviar . Cabana hosts at the pool check on guests every 15–20 minutes , horticulturists orchestrate seasonal displays in the conservatory , and the central location and luxe amenities keep it lively . In short, while Conrad’s modern feel and great gym are appreciated, it lacks the cohesive design, attentive service and luxury touches found at Fontainebleau, Encore and Bellagio. For those seeking a truly elevated Vegas stay, there are better options.

Allen Vermeulen

Beautiful casino with delicious restaurants. Carver steak was PACKED and still killed in during service. Our waiter was top notch (forgot his name..... I blame the booze) and had a great sense of humor. Definitely worth checking out for that high end dinner!