The Venetian

We came to Las Vegas to see the Wizard of Oz at the Sphere. A one-night stay at the Venetian was included in the online package. We drove in and parked in the garage at the guest rate of $20 per night. The garage is well-lighted, and I liked the parking spot indicator lights. Wheelchair places are available. It was a secure off-the-street and weather protected place. Check-in was in person, and the staff was kind and helpful. Our suite was upgraded at no charge to a city view, which we enjoyed at night. The suite was thoughtfully designed, tastefully decorated and quite lovely. An empty personal refrigerator was available as well as a stocked refrigerator cabinet with items for sale inside. The bathroom was equally so with plenty of towels and amenities. Everything was spotless. The suite was also very quiet. No meals were not included in the package. The Venetian is connected to the Sphere by an inside hallway through the convention center. It was closed at the time of our visit due to a large convention in town, so we walked outside; a distance of roughly one mile. Fortunately, the weather was pleasant. A suggestion would be to provide an alternative entrance to this inside walkway that does not disturb the convention space, as it is hot in Vegas in the summer. I also interacted with the concierge desk at check in with several questions, and found the staff to be very nice, but they referred me elsewhere for more information. Smoking is now allowed inside the casino area, which is a disappointment for me, so I avoided the casino area as best as I could. This is the policy across the entire strip now. Overall, we were quite impressed, and the Venetian remains our favorite hotel/resort.

My wife and I stayed for three night for our anniversary. It was really nice. We stayed in the south tower suites. It was quiet other than the taxis honking below in driveway. The resort was nice, the restaurants were mostly amazing. The Wizard of Oz was incredible. Shin Lim was good but not great. Bouchon on the 10th floor which was close to our suite was amazing. We normally stay at the Encore but we realized that the Venetian was a Hyatt property so we gave them a try and I am glad we did. Thank you!

Venetian and Palazzo way to crowded and expensive. Maybe that is just Vegas these days. From $100-200 cover charges to watch sporting events, to closing the walkway to Sphere (reason we stayed at Palazzo) for a convention, to difficulty in getting reservations- we were a little disappointed. Rooms were great and service was great otherwise it would get a 3 star

We stayed at the Venetian only because they had the Wizard of Oz display plus you could use SkyBridge to go to the Sphere. We were told when we checked in that the SkyBridge was closed to us for the 11:00 show. There should have been a message that it would be closed at that time. I think this should have been told to us at booking. We would have probably stayed somewhere a little less expensive.

Everything was great and will most definitely go back however, if they try to sell you a upgraded room for $68.00 a night say NO!!!!! unless you can see the room 1st _ I felt like I got scammed because they told me for this upgraded room you have a view of the strip, well it was a view of the strip that was behind this huge hotel and all we could see is their swimming pools, cranes and the west mountains--- That part wasn't bad, the mountains were beautiful, but the lady at the best should have said for $68.00 more you can have a view of the west mountains instead of saying the strip. I would have said no to that In any case, I would not upgrade again without seeing the room 1st $68 x 2 was a lot for nothing