The Venetian

First time traveler to Las Vegas will return. Overall a wonderful resort. The staff are friendly and food is great. Hotel makes it feel secluded while at the same time steps away from the Las Vegas strip

My last stay here was 2019 so it’s been a while. But I wanted to eat at Cote Korean steakhouse so I might as well stay close, and the Venetian overall location is very good. There was a package for $75 food and beverage credit per day, so that worked out as Venetian has a ton of good eats. We got one of the rooms in north tower that is 2queen extra space, about 1500 sq ft. My kids thought it was a palace. One drawback is it is near the elevators, but at least you don’t have to walk so far if your room was at the end of the hall. Online check in plus kiosk key printing was easy. They have text messaging with the staff and they usually replied under an hour. The room was recently updated with new furniture, and the beds were good. The bones or the room are a bit old given the hotel age, like no bathroom fan. We were facing the south tower so our window had no view, but not a big deal. Instant hot water in bathroom but I’d prefer to max temperature to be hotter. You get an empty mini fridge which is nice. My family liked shopping and walking around the canal shops. There is a Walgreens on property too which is convenient. Easy walks to Wynn, fashion show mall, Caesar’s. You have good views of the sphere and guitar tower being built. The gym and pool complex were nice, with plenty of room. Everything was super clean too. Venetian rewards was easy to set up also, and you get points for many types of spending, not just gambling. Overall we had a great trip and would return. I am done with MGM and Caesars properties that are raising prices yet going downhill, and I think you get more value and variety at Venetian compared to Wynn, but still get vegas luxury.

Beautiful; however, to expense for the boat ride and to short. Should combine in and out for that price.

Your hotel is beautiful and the room we had was awesome. I will have to honestly say though that after waking up Saturday morning and calling in-room dining to get just a pot of coffee for the two of us, waiting on hold for 10 mins to speak to someone and then be told it would be 75 minutes to get it - we will most likely not come back, and will share this with friends/family.

While this hotel has a great reputation, we did not feel it lived up to it, or for the money we paid. We paid top dollar for a king size suite for my husband and me and our 25 year old twin daughters. I knew two of us would be on the sofa bed in the suite extension, but I did not realize they would not give us any bedding, or acknowledge we would be four in the room in any way, with towels in addition to bedding. We had to call for bedding and then we were brought totally unacceptable thin blankets. We slept poorly with these. There was no extra toilet paper. We felt lost without any proper check in and the directions to our room were challenging at first too. Many guests were lost. You did not have enough hotel attendants around upon arrival to offer any kind of service or advice. Please try harder Venetian to live up to the glamour of your prices with your service. Your French restaurant, Bouchon, served the driest almond croissant I've ever had, and misses the mark on freshness - especially for the money involved, again! We will not be back.