W Las Vegas

Chanelly Resendez

This hotel was beautiful, just off the strip with plenty to do inside. The pool was amazing, very packed in the summer though! There is a small aquarium connected a little pricey for the size of it, but then again it is Vegas so it’s expected. Along with that there is a Swing Mini Golf club inside and it is very fun definitely recommend for teens and younger children.

Scott May

I really enjoyed my stay at the W. The rooms are a great size. The corner suite has a cool view. Everything was really nice. I liked the location a lot, super near the airport and the things I wanted to do. Pros: 1: Very clean with neutral but elevated esthetic 2: airport is super close but the sound proofing is well done so it's a positive 3: two bathrooms were worth it 4: great (maybe best?) sport book Cons: 1: no mini fridge for you, only for their criminally over priced drinks 2: location is a pro and a con. Its very easy to get in and out of the hotel. However, as it's on the beginning of the strip, everything north can be a hike. Very walkable to the stadium

Sonic Slam Studios LLC

I recently stayed at the W Hotel. I travel for a living. I fortunately didn’t have to go to any other bar other than the one located in the lobby of the hotel. This was due to the bartender there, Jared from this W hotel lobby bar is one amazing person. A natural salesman… I believe he works for mandalay Bay. I want to make sure this guy gets the credit he deserves. He is more than incredible at his job. From me watching him remembering other people’s names, speaking different languages, knowing others drink orders off hand. The things, the guy knows about his job and everything else, it’s on another level of impressive. He’s a really smart guy. His knowledge, experience, ability and level of bartering is above the quality I expect of the W hotel brand. They are lucky to have him around. I’m saying this having stayed at W hotel’s all around the world. I’m usually lazy and wouldn’t bother to write a review but I absolutely had to make the effort to make this experience known. The fact is this is an above and beyond member of your organization. He needs to be called out. I spent several hours at this bar over a few days time and watched him over and over remember a lot of different customers and their names and their stories and their orders, and was blown away and impressed by his skills as a bartender, as well as a salesman of the craft, and just a genuinely good person. We had an opportunity to chat about work, hobbies, and life. When I’m out on the road for work I can only wish to be in such good company at the hotel I’m staying in. This is an incredible person of such good quality who is also as I understand a family man of kids and a wife, all of which I appreciate even more. I just want him to get all of the credit he deserves, for all the work he does and puts in to a business that I hope has the wherewithal to appreciate him. Anyone looking for a great evening in Las Vegas just seek out jarad at the W hotel bar. Thanks bro, next time we’ll do shots of the Louis xIII together. Andrew.

Nathalie Phan-Clifford

The beds were very comfortable and the room itself was nice, but it could have been a little more modern and up to par with other W Hotels. Some of the furniture looked rough — the office chair looked like it had been through a bar fight, and the mini fridge they brought us (which they mentioned they usually charge for) looked like it was beaten with a baseball bat. The Bathhouse spa was completely booked up during our stay, so we didn’t get to experience that part. Also worth noting that there’s no separate pool for W guests — everyone shares the Mandalay Bay pool, which was absolutely packed with kids. It felt more like a crowded water park than a relaxing hotel pool. The lounge chairs were practically touching, and the whole area could’ve been much more spacious. I get that it’s Vegas, but it really feels like you’re being nickel-and-dimed for everything. There’s no microwave, and the in-room fridge can’t be used because it’s full of drinks you’ll be charged for if you move anything. We bought a bottle of wine downstairs and asked for a wine key — turns out it would be $14 for the key and $9 to bring it to the room, and they couldn’t even open it for us at the bar. The constant nickel-and-diming cheapened the experience and made it feel a lot less luxurious than it should have been. Service was also below average — staff didn’t seem to have much of a sense for hospitality or friendly service, which is disappointing for a W Hotel. Comfortable stay overall, but definitely not the best value or experience compared to other W properties. Pretty ironic for a hotel whose room phone says “Whatever, Whenever.”

Ryan B

Great location, especially if you're heading to an event at Alligiant Stadium. Took the wife and I to the Spa, co-ed hot tub pool area was great to relax together. Friendly staff all around with spacious, well appointed rooms, coming back for a concert next year.