The Venetian

Very beautiful place. Cleanliness is unmatched to any other places we’ve ever stayed. All staff members were friendly and helpful at all times.

Close to great food...Sphere...spacious suites...poker room. Ya can't go wrong at The Venetian. (Although the shower water pressure was on the low side, I actually applaud management for saving water in the parched land of the USA.....)

I have visited Vegas a few times but this was my first time at Venetian. This hotel is beautiful from the moment you step in. The front desk staff member was extremely helpful at check in (Genesis I think her name was), giving me a lot of information about the hotel, without prompting, when she discovered it was my first visit. All staff were very friendly from security and housekeeping to restaurant and concierge staff. (Slight negative in one of the gift shops in Grand Canal mall where the staff member threw the bag at me but maybe she was just having a bad day). My rewards card rarely was accepted in the slots (card couldn’t be read properly) but not a big deal. There was plenty of staff offering drinks on the casino floor. Room was beautiful but quite dark (apart from bathroom which was very bright). Quite frustrating having to iron in the dark but not enough to put me off staying again! I had booked a basic room but was very lucky that it overlooked the strip and the new Hard Rock hotel being built. Bed was comfortable and housekeeping attended each day. Although I was quite close to the lifts, there was very little noise. Overall this was an incredibly impressive hotel that was well worth the money. There was a convention being held when I visited which made it really busy but didn’t feel overly crowded. This will now be my first choice hotel when visiting Vegas again.

Nice enough hotel but no conditioner or shower gel was ever refilled so would advise to take your own.

We stayed in a Premium 2 Queen Suite (no view) in the Venetian wing. It was August, so the hotel was in our budget at that time of year. The room was wonderful. We loved how large and luxurious it was. There was a large entryway upon entering the room, with a table and mirror. This led into the sitting room/bedroom. Through that was a sunken living room with large couch, chair, table and chairs, and tv. There is a mini fridge for a fee and 1 for free personal use- so make sure to open the right one. The room had 2 tvs, but we only found 1 remote. There were 2 ac units- 1 for each “level.” The curtains were remote controlled, which my daughter loved. The bathroom was probably as big as the room. There was a large hallway, a closet with safe/robes/hangers, shower and tub, 2 sinks, and a separate toilet room. The beds were very comfortable, and the room was fairly quiet. The ice was right across the hall. The resort is very large. It was like a maze. There is security to get into the hotel portion from the main casino/shopping area. I really appreciated that. There are lots of pools. The main pool area is on the 4th floor. It closes early (maybe 7 p.m.), so when we arrived at night we were lucky that some other patrons were in the hallway and told us about a smaller pool on the 10th floor open until 10 p.m. It was very hot (August), so we appreciated the pools. I think they pump in cold water, which honestly was very refreshing. We never found the Palazzo pools, but apparently you can walk between the two areas on the 4th floor. (It was too hot to go exploring.) The parking garage wasn’t too long a walk. Parking was $20/day. When we first arrived, my husband dropped us and our luggage at the front of the hotel, and bell services ran over to help. There are lots of restaurants and a food court. We took a gondola ride as part of a promotion. It was nice, but I wouldn’t pay full price. We didn’t use the casino or lounges, but they looked clean and well staffed. I would stay again.