This hotel was a nice surprise as I am not so familiar with Renaissance hotels. Rooms were tastefully decorated, requested early check-in which they nicely accomodated, had a terrific lunch in the Envy restaurant , staff very pleasant. Club lounge above average. Only downside is the pool area - nice enough but quite small and the area pretty much loses... more

We used Marriott points to stay 5 nights at this hotel and was pleasantly surprised. First, we were not expecting much since it would be our first stay "off" of the strip. We got a 12th floor room overlooking the Wynn Golf Course and the strip. The customer service was terrific and room service was better than we have had... more

We went to Las Vegas for a family wedding in March. My kids are 18 and 19 and can't gamble and we didn't want the bustle or the smoking at the hotels on the Strip so we stayed at the Renaissance Las Vegas - it's the largest non-smoking, non-gaming hotel in Las Vegas. It was terrific - the pool in... more

I stayed at this hotel for 2 nights, namely for a business meeting. It's not on the strip itself, and hence that's why it's price is lower than the those that are on the strip. This hotel is around $130-140/nt, so much cheaper than the ones on the strip, which is significantly less than those of similar quality on the... more

This is not a Casino hotel but is less than 5 minutes form "it all", part of the Marriott chain it is a minute form the mono-rail that goes to all the stops on the strip as well as from the Wynn shuttle that brings you into the thick of it all. If you are on the strip side you... more

Hotel's grandeur is shadowed by construction around the area. Would not walk alone in the surrounding neighborhood. Tram is across the street. The room is small. The bathroom toilet was broke. The mini fridge did not keep the food cold. Complimentary water was supposed to be delivered everyday but had to ask for it. more

Stayed 3 nights here in late February 2008. Got a very nice rate of $115 per night using priceline. The Nascar folks were in town, so the strip was too pricey for me. Non smoking hotel with no casino, was very nice to come back to after a busy day on the strip. The beds were awesome, and the rooms... more

My mother and I stayed in this hotel in March 2007 when I took her to see Barry Manilow at the adjacent Hilton Hotel. The Renaissance is a very clean and classy hotel located just off the strip and very close to the monorail. It's a non-casino hotel which is what attracted us to it in the first place. If... more

Because it's Las Vegas, this Renaissance was a Marriott category 5 and cost me 46,000 points! Ouch. If you book the hotel with points, I'm pretty sure the confirmation page states that you get access to the Conceirge Level, so make sure you print that page out! (The email confirmation does not mention Conceirge Level). The room was very modern... more