Spent 4 nights in Venetian during Christmas. Due to flight delay, we checked in Dec 24 around midnight. It wasn’t busy by that time of course. Our luggages were delivered to our room in about 20 mins.

There were 4 of us and we booked 2 rooms. Just booked through hotel website in a very good deal, which incl $50 slot money per room per night, and $50 drinks voucher at LAVO club at Palazzo. The 2 rooms looked exactly the same. Rooms were all very clean and big. Bathroom was spacious too. Since we had 2 rooms, we realized that sewing kit in our room was always missing! Even we wrote a note to cleaning team to ask for a shower cap (with tips of course), we never got it... We had 2 robes in our bathroom, the other room only had 1! It would be nice if staff can pay more attention to details on replenishment.

Location for the hotel is really good. Underground walking to Palazzo, which has a shopping mall with good boutiques, and Barney’s! The Chinese restaurant called Zing in Palazzo casino level turned out to be good. Nice decor and good service! Food taste good, authentic and in reasonable price (Las Vegas standard...). We had another meal at the Canal Shops level called Enoteca San Marco (by Mario Baltali)..., which turned to be THE WORSE MEAL OF OUR TRIP! Pasta was VERY SALTY and pizza just very average. I would avoid all these celebrities’ restaurants in the future.

Overall a very pleasant stay. Will definitely go back to this hotel but also want to try Palazzo too.

Our stay at the Venetian was absolutely brilliant. The hotel amenities, service, location etc were top class. The room we had booked was excactly as we had seen in brochures and on the website. The hotel was so large I often got lost when trying to navigate my way from the lobby to our room. Service from hotel staff was exceptional and the hotel itself was in pristine condition. We visited many of the other hotels located along the strip and are confident that the Venetian is the best hotel on the strip. Is ideal for couples or mature travellers looking for a classy hotel. It does not have the riff raff hanging around the hotel like so many others do along the strip. Would highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking to have an enjoyable stay in Vegas.

First time to Vegas as a family (2 rooms on different floors). Most definitely delighted with Venetian. Great spacious rooms and bathroom. The lounge area was a bonus. Beds were comfortable. Loved the TV in the bathroom. Fantastic facilities and shops on site. Excellent location on the Strip. Restaurants were well priced and the food was excellent in the 2 restaurants visited.
Upon arrival it was a very busy time (3pm), took a long time for luggage to be delivered so we left to explore. Hotel not happy but after waiting over 30 minutes we decided not to waste valuable time.
Front desk staff most attentive withany queries and on deparutre printed off boarding passes for flights.
On the negative: corridors were smelly and took one day for rubbish to be picked up off the carpet in corridor (condom), no coffee facilities in room. Noise carries into room from corridor (so hope you are not next to noisy party).

The hotel rooms could use some updating, but terrific layout for families. We traveled with teens over New Years Eve and Vegas in general was the best vacation we have ever experienced as a family even though some of the teens weren't of gambling age. The hotel location and staff made us feel more secure as parents when the young adults went off on their own. The security staff was impressive where they were very aware of the safety of the girls. It did make us feel more comfortable that there were camera's everywhere. The location of the Venetian offered many nearby opportunities for shopping, shows, and activities within walking distance.

As far as the actual hotel rooms, we found things to be a bit dated and old. The bed and sheets to be a little uncomfortable - but, it was not enough to deter us.

The only regret we had was paying the higher prices for the concierge floor. It was definitely too crowded and not enough food offered for the price that was paid.