W Las Vegas

Tiffany Denier

The suites are nice and spacious. Great water pressure in the shower. Nice view of the strip. The hallways were really dark. Convenient hallway to get to Mandalay Bay to the casino, the W does not have their own casino. We had the door key card on our phone but it wouldn't work in the elevator even though we were told it would. After getting actual cards that problem was solved. We paid for the late check out which was amazing, well worth it if you have a later flight or moving to another location. Overall I would stay again. I really loved the suite.

Roseann Giovanatto-Shaver

I have loved the Delano/The Hotel and now the W for years. However, this change over to the W has me a bit disappointed. Missing the daily positive messages on the entry mirror to the elevators....missing Della's Kitchen and the aromatic smell as you entered this hotel. This is such an amazing property...I sure hope that things turn around a bit as I bring colleagues with me annually to stay here . Still love this place...just hoping for a few special touches to return.

Leslee

We typically stay at Mandalay, but thought we would try the W this time. More cons than pros honestly. The bed was comfortable and the room was clean. Carpet and furnishings dated and need replaced. The towels are subpar and they give you very few. No housekeeping for 3 night stay. Had to wait well over an hour for someone to bring them up. After being at the pool all day, it’s quite the trek across the casino to get there. And then to return to your room having to wait on towels? 👎🏼 I opened the mini bar and it charged me for a Red Bull. Never even touched anything in the fridge. It says they are suited- but it’s not. There isn’t a fridge or coffee pot. It’s basically a small living area with a horrible couch and old tv. The bedroom is separate- bed and linens comfy, thermostat worked well. Its definitely quieter, but not sure that is worth some of the drawbacks

Nick Gentry

W is attached to Mandalay Bay. We chose this location due to MB pools mostly. Overall, we were pretty disappointed in the property. The good: Rooms were decent, but a little dated. We had suites at W. The fair: restaurants were just not great. Granted, we didn’t eat at the best ones with kids this trip. Flankers was pretty bad. There aren’t many breakfast options overall. Gym at W was a little small, but adequate for a couple of workouts. The bad: there was a very distinct sewer gas smell at many locations throughout the resort - especially between Mandalay Bay and w walkway. Pools: Despite going on weekdays in July (off peak season) and the hotel and restaurants seemingly slow, the pools were insanely busy. There was not a single umbrella at a lounge chair that did not require purchase. We spent about $300 for 4 lounge chairs with 2 umbrellas each day for the pool. Lazy river was so crowded we often skipped it. It appears they sell day passes to the pool area, which basically turned it into a trashy water park. Pool food was not good.

Vinny Zingone

The rooms are very comfortable and large,the bedding is fantastic. I'm not gonna complain about the expensive water and the pricey items in the refrigerator that's common in Vegas with 98% of the resorts on the strip. The lobby is very nice and smells great. A few negatives is the W pool is not exclusive to W guests , the service is better at other MGM properties I've visited. The W rooms are the best value on the strip with a living room, 1.5 baths and floor to ciecling windows i would definitely stay again