We are both well travelled couple and this is our first time at the Wynn! From the Ritz to Four Seasons to your typical 3 ot 4 stars hotel - we found Wynn a little overrated and over the top on charges. Staying in a luxury hotel your expected to pay a little extra more money for convenience....but a can of soda for $5 which typically cost $.27 (cents), 1 ltr Bottle water at $8 which typically cost you $1.79. To top it all, we got a dessert from one of the restuarants in the hotel and decided to call the staff to bring us a set of 2 plates and utentsils and the they said it will cost us $5 each setting plus taxes and service charges. I THINK THATS A LITTLE TOO MUCH. Times are tough but this seem a little toooooo much. We have never ever felt this way with other luxury hotels that every little thing you do in this hotel you have to pay 10X more the normal price.

The Bed, The Room Size, the maid service is good. The bathroom needs repairing, the glass wall is dirty, the carpet needs cleaning, the workout room is $30 a day, the spa is overly priced and not as great compared to other spas around the area, the interent is $14 a day, Coffee is $14 (4cup carafe), the restuarant some are good and others are a little overrated.

Is it worth staying at this hotel? NOT AT ALL! Its for people who wants to be seen and dont care about the comfort. But if you are going for a real - i mean real luxury hotel you need to find a hotel that actually caters to YOUR CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT and not charge you for every little thing you do. You alrealy paid top dollar for the place - give your customer a peace of mind of not getting charged everytime they breath. YOU DONT WIN AT THE WYNN! IT COST YOU MORE.

Great hotel, great location. Only complaint is that they make a $30 charge for using the fitness room which I expected to be included in the price.

My wife and I have stayed at most all the hotels/resorts on the Strip. The Wynn is definitely in the highest tier of Las Vegas options and is a wonderful, relaxing, and beautiful place from which to enjoy the city. The hotel, restaurants, and casino are all impeccably clean and tidy. The rooms a HUGE and have great views. The beds are some of the most comfortable in the city and the sheets/towels are soft, plush, can wonderful. The staff are very helpful and friendly, knowledgable, and go out of their way to make your stay more comfortable.

I have stayed at the Wynn about 10 times and it's still my fave hotel in Vegas. The comps aren't nearly as good as the Palazzo (part of the Venetian), but the beds are a hell of a lot more comfortable. I usually bring my own bed sheets, but the ones at the Wynn are pretty soft, so it's nice not having to do that. I love the whimsical decor, it's very refreshing. Usually I find that nicer hotels are decorated to please the over 60 crowd. The Wynn manages to create a nice upscale environment that doesn't alienate young people.
THE CASINO: The elevator style music kind of sucks, but I love the casino and the dealers here are the best because they are friendly, entertaining and helpful. They always remember us and they just make the gambling experience better than other places. However, I wish the ventilation was better, because it can be very smokey, due to the low ceilings. For the life of me I can not understand why Steve doesn't put a non smoking room in the casino. I know they have non smoking tables, but they're about as effective as a non-peeing section in a pool. Gambling is supposed to be fun, if it's so stressful that you have to smoke then why gamble in the first place? Oh God, and don't get me started on those dreadful cigars!

THE SPA: I love the spa here, but the one at Encore is even better. I have had the best massages of my life here. Skip the Hot Stone massage though, it was pretty lame. I've tried to get massages elsewhere, but they all pale in comparison. Even the spa at St Regis in Newport was a joke after being at the Wynn and Encore spas. I love lounging around and sipping tea with my friends after a night of gambling.

RESTAURANTS: For the most part, they are very overpriced and the food is terrible. I have been to Okada (Teppan sucked and the sushi was decent), Red 8, SW, and Wing Lei. I've also been to Wazuzu at Encore. I didn't have a noteworthy meal at any of them and some were downright gross. If you want great sushi, head over to Nobu at Hardrock (I know, it's a gross hotel, but Nobu is delish). Terrace Pointe Cafe is pretty good for grabbing a snack.

ROOM SERVICE: My fave items are the kids Grilled Cheese, the Lobster Benedict, and the Fruit plate with yogurt. I'm not a fan of the chicken soup.

The pool is wonderful and I like that there is a separate adult pool, but I'm afraid to actually go in it because I'm a germaphobe and I'd feel like I was taking a bath with people who probably have STDs. It's nice to lounge around though (not during summer monhes, too hot). Ladies, be careful if you sunbathe topless. Last time my friend did this, we caught some perverts with a full size professional camera snapping pics of her. We called security and they handled it well. They had to call a specialist down to come and delete the photos.

I love the Wynn (Encore, not so much) and some of the best moments of my life have happened here.