The Venetian

Our stay started with a lot of "No". No parking in front of the hotel to drop off a passenger using a wheelchair. We had to use valet parking to bring the passenger as close to the front door as possible. No explanation of my options for valet parking. I paid $40 a night for overnight parking with no in and out privileges because I had a passenger using a wheelchair. No coffee pot allowed in the room. No cooler allowed in the room. Luggage services confiscated my medium sized cooler with only food in it. I had to return later in the day to retrieve my food but had to leave my cooler for the entirety of our stay. Our suite was comfortable and spacious. The staff were efficient and helpful. The restaurants served amazing food that our family enjoyed. But all the Nos at the beginning of our stay tainted our experience.

Been a minute since I last stayed at the Venetian. Pretty happy actually. Great restaurants and very efficient. My only complaint is I was stuck out in the south tower and it took forever to get to/from the main casino/restaurant area. The restaurants on property are amazing! Too cold for the pool (January) so didn't go there. I prefer pools that are on ground level however, and this pool is on the 4th floor...

3 stars because of resort fees and business practices to milk your money away. The resort fees were horrendous. They don't tell you about them until checkout. I would not repeat.

Beautiful hotel with courteous staff. My only issue was with refreshments. We were charged for an item we did not take. It's weight sensitive and if you just lift to look at it, you get charged. Signage should be obvious to the guests along with pricex.

I went on an offer from Venetian on a Great Canadian level match as Ruby and then was upgraded to a Diamond. The offer was two nights but was only available for one. I was given a suite that had two beds and a sunken living room. It was the most beautiful room I have been in comparing to Caesar properties. I would definitely recommend this property and glad I experienced it.