Wynn Las Vegas and Encore

My wife and I stayed mid-week (Mon-Thu) and overall had a decent stay. Gone are the days of low prices during the week, hotel was expensive but that seems to be the norm in Vegas these days. Room was large, clean, and with a comfy bed. Pool area was great though the temperatures were so hot that week it was not possible to sit in the sun for long. There was competition for the shady spots! Drinks were obscenely expensive, my wife paid $27 for a single mojito. Needless to say we didn’t drink much. Casino was not too busy but there was still a lot of smoke, ventilation could be better. Shout out the concierge staff, we had interactions with a couple of them and they were great and very helpful. This is a stark contract to the person who checked us in, gave us no info and was just generally unfriendly. Overall not a bad experience but I’ll choose a different hotel next time. Not in a rush to come back at these prices though.

I have always loved this hotel but this trip we had extremely loud club music blasting all night ‘ I couldn’t sleep we were on the 34 floor and it was miserable . I was so excited for a restful relaxing stay but I got zero sleep as the music boomed all night . We booked this as a halfway point on a long drive to sleep before the next leg . Now I’m wishing I had booked somewhere I could have rested , definitely looking for other alternatives for our next stay I’m so bummed . To make matters worse when I called downstairs to ask about it the front desk lady was so rude and said ofcourse it’s loud it’s a night club outside 😞 I didn’t sign up for a club I payed to sleep in a restful room .

Amazing from start to finish. My wife and I have been staying in various hotels for almost 20 years, we have agreed that Wynn is the best hotel we have ever stayed in. From the moment we stepped into the lobby and saw the wonderful decor we knew we were in for a treat. The reception staff were friendly and professional and made check in fast and easy. There were 7 lifts serving the bottom half of the hotel so we never had to wait longer than a few seconds. On walking into the room the curtains opened automatically which was a great piece of theatre and revealed an amazing view of the strip. We only had a King Room which I think is the bottom level but it still had an iPad to control everything including the lightS, TV and room temperature. The bed was the most comfortable bed I’ve ever slept in with the biggest pillows ever! The bathroom was huge with double sinks, separate WC, shower and separate bath. It was clean and kept that way for our three day stay. Only downside was the mini bar which was expensive ($12 for a water) but this is expected and a quick trip to an ABC for a $1 bottle resolved this issue. As for the resort there was everything you could want, if you have the money. Yes it’s expensive but you get what you pay for. The casino was fun, my wife and I are not gamblers but we had a great time playing the slots. The food was great, the buffet was as good as every You Tuber will tell you but I’d recommend the sliders in the sports bar, you have to try these! To recap, the decor was amazing the staff were great and the food was good too. Yes this hotel is expensive but if you’re going to Vegas this is the place to stay, I’ll certainly be heading there next time I return.

I attended the Marshmello concert on July 19th and had what should have been a fun and memorable night completely ruined by the behavior of Wynn's security staff. In the middle of the event, I was approached by a security officer who, without offering any real explanation, escalated a minor misunderstanding and proceeded to trespass me from the property. Despite my efforts to calmly clarify the situation, the staff member was dismissive, unprofessional, and needlessly aggressive. What made the situation even more frustrating was that local law enforcement—who were also present—were able to calmly and clearly explain what was going on. The contrast in professionalism between law enforcement and Wynn’s own staff was striking. The security staff member seemed more interested in asserting authority than resolving the issue. His superiority complex and aggressive attitude turned a small misunderstanding into a distressing ordeal. This experience not only ruined the evening for me and my friends, but it also raised serious concerns about the level of training and professionalism at what is supposed to be a high-end resort. For a property with Wynn’s reputation, this kind of behavior is completely unacceptable. I’m currently considering taking further steps regarding this incident and hope Wynn addresses how its security staff are trained to handle guests. Until then, I can't in good conscience recommend this venue.

Rooms are beautiful and the two restaurants we ate in were very good. The pool lunch service had major issues. They messed up the order twice, did not serve napkins, said they had no napkins and they then comped our lunch due to their disorganization. The man sitting next to us had his NBA hat and t-shirt taken from his seat. This hotel is too expensive to have these issues. The security people gave us the wrong info and the conciege person did not tell us the restaurant in the hotel was closed ( that we asked directions for). Maid did not check to see that the shampoo and body wash bottles were needed. Just too $$$ to have these issues.