After reading the great reviews of this hotel, we decided to check rates on the internet. The hotel was running a "3rd night free" prromotion, so we ended up paying an average of about $189 per night, which put as around the same pricepoint as any of the other high end strip hotel.

The room was beautiful with plenty of space. There was a large bathroom with serparate shower and tub and a large vanity. The bed was large and comfy. The room had a small sitting area which was fine for my husband and I.

There is no casino in this hotel, however it is connected to the Mandalay Bay, so you have easy access to there casino and ammenities.

We loved utilizing the Mandalay's amazing pool area for some fun in the lazy river and wave pool, then laying out by the Four Season's private pool area for some relaxation. The Four Seasons pool area is first class. We loved ordering frozen drinks and appetizers poolside and being spritzed with Evian water by the poolside attendants.

This hotel is first class all the way. It is a nice oasis from the hustle and bustle of the strip, but close enough to all the action.

This is one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at. This is the only hotel in Las Vegas to stay at. It is peaceful and quite. The staff are incredible as they are knowledgeable and want you to enjoy your stay. Though it is the most expensive hotel in Las Vegas it is well worth it to get away from the regular Las Vegas with slot machines, rude staff, and lots of cigarettes smoke. Words can not say enough about this palace. I have stayed at other Five Star hotels in Las Vegas including Bellagio, Wynn, and Venetian. After staying here, I will never stay at any of those traditional Vegas hotels ever again!

We stayed here over the Easter weekend. Check-in was fast with no wait. I requested a room that faced away from the airport to avoid the noise others have complained about. The room overlooked an unattractive parking garage but it was super quiet at night. The room was large and the bed was as comfortable as you would expect from any Four Seasons. Housekeeping did a fabulous job and were prompt when requested.

Overall, we had a great stay but if you're a regular at the Four Seasons, just lower your expectations slightly. The service here can be spotty and just not up to the usual standards you would expect. And it is Vegas so it will be more crowded, especially by the pool. But it's still the best option in Vegas.

We have been to Las Vegas at least 20 times over the years, direct flight from Pittsburgh, we used to stay at different hotels ending lately at the Belliago, UNTIL this trip for Easter and stayed at The Four Seasons. The service at The Four Seasons is over the top perfect! We had Presidential Limo. pick us up and take us back to the airport $100 round trip, they were great/prompt. From the minute we exited the car, the attendant at Four Seasons reconized us by name, we checked into our room at 10am. The room was good, great bed, nice bath, nothing to complain about but nothing special, view of pools and mountains, there are nicer rooms in Vegas. Breakfast at the Veranda was perfect, the best eggs I have eaten... we ordered lunch by the pool all 3 days, ordered something different each day and each meal was better than the next, loved the Tuna 3 Ways. The pool attendants were incredible, 8 attendants each day, the pool area is small size so 8 attendants make you feel like everyone gets personal attention. Free ice water w/ lemon that is constantly refilled, evian spritzers on your face, fresh fruit and fruit juices of the day, sunglass cleaning, fresh towels galore, mini massages for your feet and hands, 15 minutes for $35, 30 miniutes for $65 and 45 minutes for $95 include your hands, worth getting every day. We ventured over to Mandalay Bay on day (for 15 minutes) way to crowded, we loved our little corner of the world at Four Seasons. We had SPA treatments 2 days, loved the Dessert Oasis so did my husband. A taxi to Ceasars Shops was only $11+ tip so even though you are at the far end of the strip it's a cheap taxi ride. Here is the best description that my husband came up with, The Four Seasons is "old money" not necessarily but the Point behind the saying is true, the Belliago where we've stayed (and loved) is "new money". The attention to detail at Four Seasons and the quality of guests are top notch. All the guests were friendly, chatty and we were probably one of the "poorest" (everythings relative) couples there. We will definately be back.