The Venetian is a lovely, lovely hotel & casino. The rooms are fantastic & roomy. The staff is very nice. It was a swell intro to Vegas & we'd stay here again. There was only one tiny flaw for us...we never got turn-down service where they refresh your towels & supplies while turning the sheet down. Having stayed at wonderful hotels around the globe, we were suprised. Checked & turns out unless you are in the Venezzia Tower you have to ask. Ask in a five star for basic service? That was weird. But still, it's a great hotel & a good location to explore the Strip, shop & gamble.

We booked a standard suite on Priceline for about $65 lower than any of the other sites. When we arrived we were able to upgrade to a king suite with view of the strip. The rooms were large, clean, and well-appointed. The pool area is large with everything from hottubs to kiddie pools. Be advised that strip view rooms are noisier than others since all of the activity from Tao, Ti and general traffic noise can be heard well into the wee hours. Also there is construction going on at the hotel as they are doubling the size of the place to about 7500 rooms.

Without a doubt best part of the property is the Canal Shops on the 2nd floor. Some quality stores mixed in with eateries like Wolfgang Puck's Postrio make for an excellent way to spend a day.

When we return to Vegas we plan on staying at the Venetian again. If the price is right.

I stayed with a group of 7 people in two rooms connecting doors, had view of hte strip it was amazing, the hotel rooms had plenty of space, bathrooms were clean. room a bit depressing color, but made us get out of the room. loved the pool, spa was way too noisy relaxation room was not relaxing, enjoyed my massage. casino was fun, ate at valentinos cookbook special entree was medicore for a fancy resturant. Ate at Riva great for a light lunch and relaxing at the pool. We usually stay at bellagio, we are now Venetian people. highly recommend.

This is our 2nd stay at the venetian and I noticed some things had changed. The place is really getting big. Another huge building going up called the Pallozo. We went April 23 for a week celebrating my husband's birthday. When we checked in they sent up a bottle of champange and chocalate covered strawberries. Very nice touch. We stayed in the Venezia tower. I was under the impression that the room had flat screen TV's and it didn't. Not that we were there to watch TV. The cleaniness of the rooms could use some improvement. Our room was not vacumned all week and the bathroom sink area either. Shampoo and other amenities were not replenished daily. Had to call a few times for hair products and TP. All in all it was a great visit.