Wynn Las Vegas

Sean Chasworth

Yes, this is one of the premier hotels on the Las Vegas strip. Yes, the offerings and services cater to a specific client, and do that well. However, for me, the hotel is needlessly expensive and over-engineered. I understand that the television is always on when you enter the room for the first time, and the ad for the hotel's show is on a 90 second loop. But there are no clear instructions to turn the television off. Eventually, hotel guests will probably learn that there's an Alexa in the room, and if that Alexa is powered on, you can instruct it to turn the television off. But modern engineering has solved this, some many years ago, with the use of a simple infrared based remote control. In addition, it would be nice to have a usable refrigerator, rather than a stylish black box filled with alcohol and mixers, which bill your room for every bottle and can which is disturbed for more than a few seconds. The Wynn is also known for a stellar collection of great restaurants. But it would be nice to have a place which did not have an extensive wait time, and cost less than $40 to $50 per person, let alone $150 a person or more. Unfortunately, most of my meals require a half hour to an hour of extra walking or driving, to another hotel or off the strip entirely. And, really? You are a casino. Why do you need to charge for parking?

Ryan Olsen

My wife and I have been coming to the Wynn for over 15 years, and it somehow continues to impress us more with each visit. This was my wife’s first time staying here and my third, and we were both blown away by the experience. The consistency and quality across every part of the resort are unmatched in Las Vegas. The staff are always welcoming, professional, and attentive in a way that makes us feel genuinely valued as guests. The rooms are spacious, spotless, and elegantly designed, striking the perfect balance of comfort and luxury. On this trip, we stayed in the Wynn Parlor Suite in the Wynn Tower, and it was absolutely incredible—beautifully appointed, quiet, and luxurious in every detail. Dining here is consistently exceptional—whether it’s fine dining or casual options, the food quality and presentation are second to none. The staff at Tableau for breakfast were beyond exceptional, making every morning feel like a special start to our day. What stands out most is how Wynn continues to evolve without ever losing its signature elegance. Every stay feels both familiar and refreshed, and it’s why we will always stay at the Wynn whenever we come to Las Vegas. It continues to grow on its already excellent service and amenities, setting the gold standard of hospitality in Vegas

Erin Charran

We did not stay in this hotel during our trip, but the lobby was amazing. It was like walking into a magic garden. We went to the Wynne to watch "THE AWAKENING" which was being held in their 360 degree arena. I did not expect to see such a beautiful entrance. I was in awe. We were there for a few minutes taking pictures and playing with my camera features, it was quite the experience. Thank goodness we got there early for the show or we might have been late. I've added some pictures, but they do not do the physical experience justice. They feeling of wonder and excitement cannot be emulated in pictures unfortunately. If you decide to go to Vegas. Even if you don't stay in the Wynn I would recommend visiting. They have a variety of shops and restaurants as well as entertainment. Keep in mind if you want a quiet place to stay the Wynn is very busy all the time.

Jenny Fung

We visit Las Vegas quite often—at least twice a year—and have stayed at many of the major hotels on the Strip. Without a doubt, Wynn is our favorite. During our last trip, we stayed in the Wynn Tower Parlor Suite, and everything was exceptional from start to finish. The service is truly top-notch: responsive, professional, and it’s clear the staff genuinely care about their guests. The attention to detail, comfort, and overall experience really sets Wynn apart from the rest. One of the highlights of staying on the Tower side is access to the private pool area—much quieter and more relaxing than the main pools at other hotels. If you’re the kind of traveler who enjoys unwinding at the hotel rather than battling crowds, the Tower rooms or Tower Suites are well worth it. The entire atmosphere feels more serene and elevated compared to other properties we've tried. Even though Wynn is located a bit further down the Strip, we honestly prefer it that way. It’s less chaotic, and the overall vibe is just on a different level—luxurious, calm, and well-managed. We’ve reached the point where staying anywhere else in Vegas doesn’t really compare. Highly recommended if you're looking for a refined, relaxing Vegas experience.

Joseph Johnson

The Encore has been the hub of our annual Vegas trip for over ten years. We prefer the Encore side to the Wynn for the pools and views. The casino traffic noise is also better. We have visited the newer offerings on the Strip, but find the new architecture to have somewhat a sterile atmosphere. The Wynn's warm color tones and elegant features provides a welcoming feel to let you know your where you need to be for a wonderful trip.