The Venetian

I enjoyed staying at the Venetian recently. I stayed in a renovated room which was fine, but I was not particularly fond of how dark the room was. At no time during the stay was the room ever bright and this is not to my taste. Nothing was wrong with the overall design of the room or the hotel, but the gloominess of the room was not to my liking. If I stay at this property in the future, I will opt for the Palazzo.

I haven't stayed here in years and was excited about checking out the newly renovated suites here. The Venetian is a lovely resort. The lobby is gorgeous and the mall attached to it is a fun mix of Vegas kitch and fancy shopping. I think that they are having an issue with housekeeping. Our room was not available until after 6 pm despite checking in online the day before and checking in at the desk at 12 noon. The excuse was housekeeping. Our room, a newly renovated executive suite was pretty to look at but not great in practicality. our room had a pool table, 1.5 baths and a living room. The living room was separated from the bedroom by a curtain which was impractical as it functions as one big room with noise, no privacy etc. The bed was comfy but the couch and chairs in the room were as uncomfortable as could be. I guess they don't want you lounging in the room. There was a mini empty fridge near the pool table for guest use but it turned off cooling function on a timer so be careful if you put anything perishable in it. the shower was huge but not great. the side jets pulsated through the cracks in the shower door and got the whole bathroom wet. In addition you can only use one of the three water functions at time. the towels were tiny and scratchy. It was like pulling teeth to get more than two at a time. There is no coffee maker in the room. The housekeeping service did a terrible job cleaning. The resort is extra expensive. I travel a bit and I'm used to paying resort prices but it often felt like a shakedown. The room was quiet and the casino was busy.

We understand that a resort fee is intended to cover certain amenities and services, but during our stay some of these were not provided. For instance, used glasses were not replenished, the conditioner was empty, and daily room cleaning required a special request rather than being done automatically. It would seem more reasonable if the resort fee reflected the amenities and services actually provided. We hope this feedback helps improve the overall guest experience moving forward.

One of the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. There is no one to assist you in case you need any help. Pathetic. Further, they add some unnecessary charges. There is no proper direction inside the hotel. Once you enter, it's difficult to come out. The car park is about 1KM away from the room. Overall, it was very disappointing.

We stayed at the Venetian for a weekend trip. It is a lovely centrally, located resort on the strip in Las Vegas. The chicken at the lobby was smooth and quick. Our room was just a short walk away from the lobby, which was convenient. Our room was nicely appointed with a comfortable king bed, and a nicely stocked up fridge with a variety of snacks and drinks, plush robes, and quality toiletries. We were a short walk away from the shopping area within the resort, all the restaurants, and the pretty canal with gondola rides. I made a couple of stops (Canonitas and Gjalina) for a quick bite in between shows. They were both nice with good service and food. It was very convenient to walk on the connecting bridge to the sphere where we watched the Backstreet Boys concert. The walk back with the exiting hundreds and hundreds of audience was not bad at all. There was enough security at every street corner outside and we did not feel unsafe even for a second. The gambling floor is not overly crowded. We are not big gambler, so we did not really spend a lot of time there. I would definitely consider staying at the Venetian again for a future show over at the Sphere.