Delano Las Vegas

We enjoy stayed at W. Mylenne Negre, VIP front desk was very helpful and courteous. The Casino Marketing Executive, Marciano Marrera was very helpful and met all of us to welcome every one. Rooms were clean.

Former Delano is now a W. Was initially discouraged by the other reviews but decided to give the newly rebranded property a shot. Checkin was swift and I was given a room despite arriving at an earlier time. Reception was wide open and I can see that it can get busy given the limited size of the checkin counter. Lobby smells great and easy access to the tram connecting to the rest of the hotels. If anything management can improve is extending the tram hours beyond 12am. My suite was clean and well kept. Not much changes from the Delano aside from some fresh wallpaper but it was very clean and well kept. TV size is already a bit small for this era. Bed is very comfortable as expected from a W and i hear that renovations are already planned underway. Overall a pleasant stay and I will return.

We’ve been coming here over many years, first as THE Hotel, then as Delano and now as W Las Vegas. We keep coming back so I guess that shows we like it! The suites are excellent and very well appointed. The hotel is generally quiet and we weren’t disturbed through this 6 night stay which was good as we also got married at Valley of Fire whilst there. That said, we did notice a few dubious groups in other parts of the hotel but then it is Vegas! It would be nice if it was 21 and over again like it used to be… There is the issue of the minibar/ lack of fridge space as a lot have commented. That is frustrating but again that’s Vegas! We also had a slightly dodgy air conditioning control which meant we had to keep adjusting it. Housekeeping was also hit and miss during this stay so make sure you check your room’s going to be done, even if you leave the make up room light on. It’s probably a 4.5 star really but all in all we’d definitely return again and recommend this hotel. It’s also a lot less manic than many others in Vegas and they do comp thjngs based on your MGM gambling turnover!

The W Hotel Las Vegas feels outdated and underwhelming for a brand known for style and service. The lobby is unusually dark and lacks any welcoming energy. Rooms are all suites, which is a nice touch—they’re spacious with a large bathroom and big bathtub, plus a separate living room. But beyond the room, the hotel lacks any real amenities. Dining options are very limited, and the on-site café has extremely restricted hours—it’s not even open in the evening. Even basic conveniences like swimming or grabbing a snack require walking over to the Mirage next door. Despite this, the hotel still charges a $50 daily resort fee, which is hard to justify when there are virtually no facilities of its own. A W-branded hotel relying on a neighboring property for essential services is disappointing. Overall, the experience doesn’t match the W brand reputation or the price tag.

Air vents look like they've not been cleaned in years. There's also "no guaranteed check-in time" so be prepared to wait until 6pm or later