Wynn Las Vegas Resort

Since the Wynn Las Vegas opened in 2005 my wife and I have stayed there three times; once on our honeymoon (the week after they opened), Mother's Day weekend 2006 and 4th of July 2007. Each trip instills in me a desire to return to that wonderful place. I am not a whale, or even a higher roller but at the end of our last stay I sought out a host and was treated to my charges being comp'd based on my play. We stayed in the resort room which is very luxurious even for the "entry level" room for the Wynn. With the Fashion Show Mall right across the street we barely left the hotel for our 5 night stay. Tryst was a great night club, there were a few celebrities there the times that we have stayed and I have yet to have a better cranberry mojito than the ones I've had at the Wynn. It is expensive, but the mystique and allure that Steve Wynn has created is unlike any that I've experienced in Vegas. Last but not least... I've always felt that if I was going to pay to stay somewhere the bed better be at least just as comfortable as my bed at home... It is at Wynn Las Vegas.

I hit The Wynn this week for 24 hours of R&R and boy, did I get it. A fantastic room with the best bed I've ever stayed in, an excellent dinner overlooking the golf course, great service by every one I met, the best massage I've ever had (though the priciest) and a winning time in the casino.

Low-rollers need not visit; this place is pricey but who doesn't know that? I will definitely return...

Construction all night and when you complain they say check out early, more on this to follow, I wouldn't stay here for free.

Construction all night and when I complained to the front desk , they said check out early if I like.

It is an unfortunate thing that such a beautiful hotel can house such arrogance and disrespect for all of those that work within it as well as come in to work. I watched how they treated their staff and the massage therapists that came to the hotel to work on their clients. I heard them say that they have the right because they are "The Wynn". I hate to break it to them but they are just a hotel. The pompous arrogance of this place threw me off and made something that could have been beautiful experience quite unappealing. I have stayed in the Venetian, the Bellagio and even Ceasars and they are no where near as full of themselves the way the Wynn is. They always say it starts at the top so I guess its safe to say that Steve Wynn really must think a lot for himself. The rest of us don't seem to hold that same feeling. I would definitely NOT recommend this hotel.