The Venetian

The Venetian hotel has exceeded my expectations in every way - the suites are incredibly spacious and comfortable, and the hotel offers a fantastic selection of top-notch restaurants, shopping, and entertainment options that cater to your every need.

Been to Vegas many times and stayed at several different hotels on the strip; first time at the Venetian. If it weren't for several billing issues, I would rate it 5 ☆☆☆☆s. Eventually, it was settled. Highly recommend Bouchon for Brunch, The Grand Luxe Cafe (anytime), Milos for the Pre-fixe Lunch (3 Courses you pick Appetizer, Main and Dessert $45), and Delmonico's for Dinner. Beautiful Luxury King Suite 3/14-3/17/2026; no view but one can upgrade to a Sphere View.

This place is amazing. The vibe is upbeat. The crowd and staff are super friendly. The entire place is clean and well laid out. Best of all, it is directly connected to The Sphere, where we thoroughly enjoyed a concert. We will definitely be visiting here again.

Our Venetian stay was great. The room I paid deposit for was unavailable when I arrived but they accommodated me with a change I was happy with. The resort was beautiful and the hotel staff were very friendly. We also liked the spacious and clean room. Definitely recommend!

The Venetian is a premium place to stay on the strip. You pay more, but if the occasion warrants, it's worth it. We stayed in a 1BR luxury suite for about $700 per night. The suite had a sunken living room with a huge sofa. Both the LR and the BR had 70" TV's. There was a mini-fridge for us to use. The bathroom had a dressing table and chair. Everything was premium. The service and staff were pretty good. They do clean the room every day if they happen to be by when you are not in the unit. The Venetian (like Caesar's) has a mall level with tons of restaurants and shops, and the gondolas, of course. The location is fairly central to the strip. The Sphere is in the same complex, but beware that if there's a convention going on, you can't walk there from inside the resort. We had to walk out on the street and around. The resort fees and parking are fairly reasonable for LV. Beware that you will be asked if you want a room upgrade when you check in. We were told that our $700 room did not have a view, but we could pay extra for a view room--$50/night for Strip view, $80 per night for Sphere view. We chose the latter, and it was really nice since the Sphere has it's own outside light show that we watched from our room. After our booking we checked into adding a day, but declined the $1000 rate.