My family and I stayed in a standard golf course view resort room and we were VERY pleased. It was beautiful and very spacious (hint to management...you have plenty of room to make those double beds ...which are indeed the best beds ever... queen sized and the fact that you didn't made me lower the Wynn's rating by one star...that and the price of rooms which I think is a bit high even for the quality of the room. The buffet was scrumptious at both breakfast and dinner and was free due to our using the red card when we gambled. Nice little perk especially when you have teenagers to feed! The casino is nice, not too smoky and has loads of the machines you want to play, they should offer more reasonably priced black jack tables though! All in all the Wynn is a wonderful place to stay and yes, should I go back i would love to stay here again.

From extra room charges and the absence of child pricing to the asinine and zealously enforced NO STROLLER policy (even in the shops), Wynn is making it clear that children (toddlers, infants, and teenagers) and families (that includes YOU, Mom and Dad) are not welcome. Kindly take your business elsewhere.

This was my third time staying at the Wynn (second for my wife). We went last year for the same period between Christmas and New Years. Last year my wife was not all that impressed with Las Vegas and the Wynn specifically (until we stopped in at Circus Circus and she realized how nice the Wynn actually was), but once we left she kept saying how much fun she had in Las Vegas and that she liked the Wynn and how sumptuous it was, so I decided to take her back again.

We had booked a panoramic view room asking fro as high up as possible on the strip side of the Hotel. We arrived about 2:30, and they only had a room on the 30 something floor (Check in time is 3:00). We said we would be back after getting some lunch. We had already planned on this and went down to Margaritaville for lunch (We had a blast last year and wanted to repeat the time again). After lunch we staggered back to the Wynn and waited about 5 minutes on line to check in. The reception person, Michael, was a pleasure to deal with. We again asked for a room up as high as possible and he eventually called someone to inquire about a room that had a hold on it on the 56th floor. Minutes later we were on the way to the 56th floor. The view is absolutely amazing! The room was impeccable (although my wife did find a jelly bean under the bed when we were checking out. She always checks under the bed to make sure we have not left anything behind).

We had a great time for the two days. The property is beautiful and everyone is helpful. Yes the prices are high for the food and water, what do you expect. We saw Le Reve, which can only be described as stunning. The technical master that is used in the production leaves you breathless, especially when one of the performers falls at least 100 feet into the pool. WOW! After the show we ate at Okada, and as before the service and food were impeccable. We made a reservation for 9:30, arriving about 10 minutes early, we were seated quickly, and the waiter was attentive and full of assistance. After dinner we went to Tryst, the nightclub at the Wynn. The cover charge is $20.00 and they have them lining up to get in. As hotel guests, we did not have to stand on line. The place fills up very quickly. The music was ok at first, and then they started to play all hip-hop and rap, which is not our cup of tea, so we left. After being there about 60 minutes, the place was packed, and there were more people waiting outside to get in then were in the place.

Our last day there we went to the Buffet for breakfast. Since it is a holiday week they have a Holiday Brunch that is $32.95 without Champagne or Bloody Mary ($6 more for the drinks). A little high considering the regular price is about $18.00, but I was looking forward to eating there again. It was still worth it.

We even broke even at the slot machines. This was helped by the fact that I received a $100 credit from the special offer they sent me. Even as we were leaving we started talking about when we should go back.

We travel to Las Vegas several times a year and we've sampled most of the hotels there. The Wynn has become my favorite place to stay. Here are the reasons why:
1) Extremely comfortable room. Large, contemporary style "resort room" made our stay comfy. The beds were wonderful as were the duvet and sheets. Extra large bathroom with double sink, oversized tub and small, flat screen TV were nice amenities.
2) Manageable sized casino. It felt like I knew my way around in a day or so, something that usually doesn't happen in Vegas.
3) We booked with American Express Fine Hotel & Resorts which gave us great amenities, including $40 per couple credits for breakfast, $80 per couple lunch credit as well as an upgrade and guaranteed 4 pm checkout.
4) Friendly, pleasant staff (not always the case in Las Vegas).
5) Over the top shopping ( fun to look at and dream)
6) We had a real "non smoking" room, not one that had been recently sprayed with Glade. It did take us a few room changes to find it, though. But management was definitely helpful in accommodating our needs.
7) We accidently left a sports jacket in the closet. After landing at LAX, we phoned housekeeping and were told that the jacket had been found and that it would be sent out immediately. It arrived via UPS in 2 days, even with the Xmas rush.

Things to be Improved Upon:
1) We didn't like the "don't touch or you'll be charged" mini bar.
2) No need to pay the extra amount for the "resort suites". Basically they're the same room in another "private" wing. This allows you to be at a more private pool with a private check in area. This is totally unecessary in the winter months, although it might be worth it in pool weather.
3) Ridiculously high prices. $10 for two cups of coffee in the coffee bar area. Hey, but this is Vegas. We loved Daniel Bouloud and it was worth the "splurge"...probably no more expensive than any fine restaurant in LA or NYC.