Wynn Las Vegas and Encore

I’ve stayed at Wynn Las Vegas more than five times, and what keeps me coming back is the consistency. In a city where experiences can vary wildly from trip to trip, Wynn delivers a high-end, reliable stay every single time. The rooms are a standout and honestly one of the best values on the Strip. They’re spacious, well-designed, and always impeccably maintained. Nothing feels dated or worn, and you can tell the property takes pride in upkeep. The rest of the resort is just as strong. Service is polished without being over the top, the property is beautiful and well laid out, and everything runs the way it should. Dining is excellent across the board, but it does come at a price. Food and drinks are definitely on the expensive side, so while the room may feel like a good value, the overall stay can add up quickly. The only real downside is the casino floor. It’s visually stunning, but the cigarette smoke is hard to ignore. For a property that gets so much right, this feels outdated. At some point, places like Wynn should lead the shift and move away from cigarette smoking altogether. Overall, Wynn remains one of the best and most consistent luxury experiences in Las Vegas. If they ever address the smoking issue, it would be close to perfect.

The Wynn far exceeded every expectation, coming to Vegas for a last minute getaway with my husband. The property was gorgeous, from the lobby to the room to every bar and restaurant we ate in. We didn't spend much time gambling or shopping this trip, but everywhere we ate was incredible, the bars all had their fun twist and the service, especially the front desk staff, was incredible. Special reccos: Aft Bar before dinner for an outdoor, golden lit cocktail, Pisces for incredible seafood - we chose to sit at the bar because it was beautiful and such a vibe, Casa Playa at Encore - this was the late night spot still serving dinner with a chill DJ when we arrived at 10PM, and it was one of the most beautiful restaurants we've been. Not a huge buffet person, The Buffet absolutely blew my mind with it's offerings. Biggest buffet I think I've ever seen, including everything from a crepe station to fresh rolled sushi and it was all so good! I'm not sure we would have even been, if it was included with our room. Definitely don't miss Delilah for a dinner or dessert and after dinner drink with a show. It's so fun! Finally, going to sleep and waking up in such a beautiful room was perhaps the most underrated part of the entire trip! We loved it so much, we can't wait to come back both with our girls and our friends!

Truly the best casino on the strip. If you’re playing games (roulette, poker, blackjack,) you definitely don’t need to leave the hotel. Everything that you need is at the Wynn.

Great Stay at the Towers. We had a small quite and it really makes a difference having a private entrance. The staff it great and you can skip the lines at the Terrace for breakfast. The room is large and comfortable and the bathroom huge!

I recently stayed at Wynn Las Vegas and overall the property itself is beautiful, clean, luxurious, and exactly what you expect from a high-end resort. Dining was a highlight of the trip. We went to Delilah and it was a great experience with amazing atmosphere, live entertainment, and attentive service. The only downside there is the strict no-photos policy, but a helpful tip is that if reservations look full, check again the day of because seats do open up if you’re flexible. The biggest issue was the booking situation, which was honestly very frustrating. I specifically booked and paid for an Encore room, but upon arrival I was assigned a Wynn room instead because Encore was sold out. I spoke with Nick at the front desk about the issue, and while he was polite, I was essentially told I would just need to accept the change. I didn’t do anything wrong, I reserved and paid for a specific product but yet I was left trying to figure out how to get some sort of credit or resolution instead of the hotel proactively making it right. When I spoken with Nick at the front desk he said they could upgrade me at Encore for an additional $200 since the room category I booked was sold out, when all I wanted was the room I had already paid for. Wynn rooms are still very nice, but the handling of this situation fell far below what I would expect from a five-star resort. Overall, it’s a beautiful property with great dining, but the lack of accountability around the booking error took away from the experience a great deal.