Location. The Four Seasons Las Vegas is located on the south end of The Strip in Las Vegas, Nev. By comparison, this non gaming hotel is considerably smaller than the mega resorts in Nevada's Sin City, but no other property has garnered as many accolades and awards from prestigious travel publications as the Four Seasons Las Vegas. Hotel Features. Opened in 1999, this service oriented hotel is staffed with professionals who pride themselves on name recognition and have created an environment that feels much more like an elegant home than a hotel. Complete with fresh flowers and complimentary apples, the lobby is a stylish venue where sunlight reflects off Italian marble floors and polished wood interiors. Beneath blue skies and soaring palms, the 8,000 square foot garden is an inspiring outdoor experience that begs for attention and certainly deserves it. This outdoor oasis also boasts a free form splash pool that is surrounded by chaise lounge chairs and Romanesque columns. The Spa recently unveiled a new line of treatments that were designed to harness the healing powers of the desert. With 16 elegant treatment rooms and such remedies as the Thai Herbal Poultice Massage, The Spa has secured a place among Conde Nast Traveler's 'Top 10 Resort Spas in North America and the Caribbean.' Guestrooms. Guestrooms boast a collection of contemporary furniture, high end designer carpets and enchanting views of The Strip. Beds are draped beneath 400 thread count Egyptian linens. Four Seasons Las Vegas greets children with age appropriate amenities such as small bathrobes and bath toys, and even spells out the child's name on the tub using colorful sponge letters. Guestrooms feature CD players, minibars, executive writing desks and wireless Internet access. Expert Tip. Voted 'Best Hotel in Las Vegas' by the Travel and Leisure Group, the Four Seasons Las Vegas offers poolside service whereby attendants circulate the outdoor pool complex every thirty minutes treating guests to cooling Evian mists and offering to place soothing cucumber slices on their eyes.
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