The Venetian

The location was great. The rooms were big. The cleaning crew came in and kept it all clean. However, the air condition would not make it cold in the room in Vegas you went in your room cold. The AC would not drop below 68°. we didn’t even use our blankets. We ended up kicking them off the hotel housekeeping manager came in and said it for 58° and it still won’t drop. If you want something close to the spher this is your location. It literally connects if you’re going to the Bsb concert this is your location. It’s right on the strip. There’s lots to do overall great stay .

The Venetian is a great place to stay , it is renovated so all the rooms are new and are huge , great views of the city all around . I recommend the strip view or city view to watch the cities fireworks. It’s safe and easy to travel from in the heart of all the attractions. Great food and their famous gondola ride is a must .

It was an amazing experience, gorgeous hotel, staff extremely friendly! We arrived early and they did an early check in with a room view of the sphere!!!!! I'd definitely recommend this hotel the Venetian is truly my favorite now ❤️

Thank you so much for the wonderful hospitality! I had an absolutely fabulous birthday celebration, and my stay at The Venetian was truly unforgettable. Everything—from the beautiful accommodations to the outstanding service—made my birthday feel extra special. Thank you for helping create such wonderful memories. I can’t wait to return for another visit!

I stayed at the Venetian four nights to attend an education conference. Below are some of the highlights of my stay... ---Waited over 45 minutes to check-in on a Tuesday afternoon. I lucked out with the staff member who checked me in and had a very nice view on a higher floor. ---Room itself did the job. Because of the heat dome, I pretty much had to keep the shades closed most of the day or the air conditioning would lose its effectiveness. Bathroom, bed, living area were great. I did not even go near the sensor areas to avoid being charged. ---Pools...Overcrowded, which I expected. However, finding free lounge chairs is like finding a needle in a haystack. Also, expect no shade in the pool areas unless you shell out money for a cabana. No money...you indirectly feel it accordingly. ---Restaurants are very overpriced...both in the hotel and in the Grand Canal Shoppes. Grand Lux and Burger Tap were my go to's because of affordability. I had dinner one night at an Italian Restaurant in the Grand Canal Shoppes, and the bill was $64 for basic spaghetti ($29), diet coke ($5) and a cannoli ($15) (Taxes are overpriced too). The spaghetti portion was so meager that my four-year-old would still be hungry after eating. ---Checkout...Property definitely wants people to use the kiosks to checkout. For some reason, I could not. I went to the front desk at 8:30am and waited almost twenty minutes because they had two people working and were prioritizing early check-ins for new arrivals. When I voiced that I needed to get going, the one worker closest to the right chastised me and told me I needed to have some patience. When the other worker ended up checking me out of my room, the process was one-minute tops. No apologies for the long wait...nothing. I have had better checkout experiences at much inferior properties. Would I return, yes? Do I feel the Venetian is impersonal, yes! Is Vegas overpriced, yes! I do feel the Venetian is well-laid out compared to other properties, and that alone would be enough to want to return.