We just returned from Las Vegas and a stay at the Wynn Hotel. What a wonderful hotel. From the moment you enter the building you can see the attention to detail that went into this property. Fresh flowers and foliage line the walkway (inlaid with mosaic tiles) that takes you to the reservation desk.

The staff were all friendly, helpful and attentive. We were always greeted politely with a smile whenever we encountered anyone on staff.

We had a panaramic view room on the 56th floor. We were assigned a corner room, which gave us two walls with floor to ceiling windows. The views were awesome, especially using the strip as a nightlight before drifting off to sleep. The room itself was very clean and comfortable. The beds were like sleeping on a cloud. Quite nice for a hotel and they had lots of pillows too.

There are numerous restaurants to choose from whether you want a quick bite or a gourmet dinner. The pool area is quite nice, without all the attractions that would entice families with kids to hang out.

All in all we would highly recommend the Wynn Hotel to anyone looking for a relaxing holiday. I know we can't wait to get back.

We stayed at the Wynn last November. The rooms were very nice (my husband and I are very choosy when it comes to accomodations), I would most definetly stay there again. Although the food was expensive, it was tasty. The casino was clean and lively. We did not get a chance to visit the pool, just not enough time.

My wife and I stayed here from 5/17-5/20. The hotel and Vegas were sold out due to a big Real Estate Convention in town. We checked in at 11:00am on Thursday morning and were taken immediately to our 54th floor strip view room that we requested.

The Wynn was amazing in all aspects and much better than the Bellagio where we stayed exactly one year earlier.
This hotel is much more expensive than the Bellagio, but you get what you pay for. The service is far superior to the Bellagio and the clientel of the Wynn is much wealthier and sophisticated. I felt like i was in a tourist trap at the Bellagio with all the visitors walking through the hotel. It felt much more private at the Wynn and exclusive.

The main POOL was awesome and I loved the blackjack tables outside at the topless pool.

The SW Steakhouse was one of the best meals I have ever had and the view of the waterfall show was an extra bonus.(DONT MISS THIS RESTAURANT)

The ROOMS were spectacular and probably some of the best I have ever seen.

The EMPLOYEES were so nice, always trying go out of their way to please and ask how your stay is.

The SPA was beautifull and my wife used it daily for a $25 daily charge. She had a massage which she did not like and complained to the assistant spa manager. He immediatey apologized and took it off the bill and offered other free services.

If you are deciding between the Bellagio and the Wynn and money is not a factor, than the decision is not even close. The WYNN blows away the Bellagio in all areas.

This Wynn is a classy hotel without the tourist trap feel.

We stayed her for 2 fabulous nights in April 07. It was luxury from top to bottom. We also saw La Reve while we there which was fantastic and highly recommended. The rooms were plush and service impeccable. Plush robes, love the bed and bedding - so comfy. A bit pricey but that's to be expected. The best part was the amount of comps we were given just from gambling a few hours. Make sure you use your card when gambling and speak to a casino host each morning to see what comps you can get. We ended up getting both nights for free. The pit bosses also gave us lots of food comps. You can also ask them for passes to the club/bar. We ate at the chinese restaurant and it was good (pricey for a small amount). We also had the buffet both days. The buffet is huge and has everything you could imagine on it. The pool is gorgeous. I highly recommend reserving a cabana ahead of time. You can't go wrong staying at The Wynn.