Las Vegas' Best Luxury Hotel

One of the most understated and luxurious hotel-casinos in town.

Reviews:

• “Picky eater”
• “awesome rooms, poor customer service”
• “Is this really AAA 5 diamond??”
• “First Rate Hotel, However….”
• “Worst valet experience ever!”

Tips: Visit the hotel’s Gallery of Fine Art, which features exhibits by some of the world’s top artists.

Bellagio Hotel & Casino
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Hotel mogul Steve Wynn’s posh resort boasts a private lake, mountain and 18-hole championship golf course.

Reviews:

• “Coolest hotel in Vegas so far!”
• “BEST HOTEL ON THE STRIP”
• “GREGORY ALAN WHEELER TIMMS DEGIGN IS INCREDIBLE”
• “IF YOU INSIST ON DINING AT THE WINN BUFFET, YOU WILL BE LET DOWN”
• “Wynn Hotel employees are freaked out control freaks”

Tips: With restaurants from celebrated chefs Alessandro Stratta, Daniel Boulud, Paul Bartolotta, Takashi Yagihashi and others, make a reservation well in advance to ensure a table.

Wynn Las Vegas

A sleek combination of urban sophistication in a semi-rural location off the infamous Strip.

Reviews:

• “Best Off Strip Hotel and Spa Resort around. Everything you could ask for.”
• “Simply the best”
• “Best Place off the Strip”
• “My favorite hotel”
• “Horrible Experience”

Tips: The 4,000 square foot Penthouse Suite comes with butler service and a baby grand piano. The Whiskey Suite—a 2,750 sq. foot-party suite—has a DJ station with a terrace bar and barbecue.

Green Valley Ranch Resort & Spa

Removed from the non-stop hubbub of the Strip, this luxurious property emphasizes quiet relaxation.

Reviews:

• “URINE ON THE TOILET SEAT AND DUST EVERYWHERE”
• “Great service, comfortable rooms, beautiful view”

Tips: The resort is located on Lake Las Vegas, so enjoy fishing, canoeing, kayaking and sailing during your stay.

Ritz Carlton Lake Las Vegas

Gondola rides through flowing canals turn Vegas into Venice at this all-suite romantic resort.

Reviews:

• “Great suites”
• “I Felt like the rich”
• “My favorite hotel in vegas”
• “The Venetian Hotel and Casino”
• “Love the Venetian!”

Tips: For deluxe pampering, visit the Canyon Ranch Spa, frequented by celebrities such as Paris Hilton and Carmen Electra.

The Venetian Hotel Casino Resort

Mandalay Bay’s cosmopolitan all-suites retreat is a magnet for ultra-hipsters looking for some R&R.

Reviews:

• “Good customer service and comfortable rooms”
• “Had a great stay at THE HOTEL "
• “Nothing special with THE garage entrance”
• “I will never stay anywhere else in Vegas”
• “Pleasant Surprise at South End of Strip!”

Tips: Avoid weekends and book a stay earlier in the week when rates are generally cheaper—$159 to $189 a night. Holiday and convention weekends, rates can be as high as $599.

THEhotel at Mandalay Bay Resort
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Lavish condo-style lofts offer round-the-clock butler service, superb Strip views and serious pampering.

Tips: Can’t decide between plopping down in front of the television or taking a steamy bubble bath? With a 32-inch LCD television by every tub and another TV inside every bathroom mirror, patrons can do both.

Skylofts at MGM Grand

Top-of-the-line accommodations cater to the non-theme crowd.

Reviews:

• “Bruised!”
• “An Oasis in Vegas”
• “The Best!”
• “Best vacation ever”
• “Impeccable Service”

Tips: Wireless Internet is available in the lobby and meeting rooms for $10 a day.

Four Seasons Hotel

A super-exclusive hideaway for high rollers and other mega-rich guests who eschew the hubbub of the Strip.

Tips: The $5,000-per-night cost buys a lot of attention to detail; even the flooring is luxurious. Tile floors in the bathroom are heated to ensure comfort and areas throughout the hotel are covered with rugs worth $1 million dollars in total.

The Mansion at MGM Grand

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