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Find all of the beauty and drama of Venice in a most unlikely place when you check into The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino on the Strip in Las Vegas. With soaring marble pillars, works of art and entire facades painstakingly recreated, not to mention actual canals with singing gondoliers gliding past, The Venetian captures the magic of Italy perfectly. The Grand Canal Shoppes, including some of the most sought-after designer names, and restaurants run by some of most highly regarded chefs, line the canals beneath vaulted, hand-painted ceilings. An 112,000 square foot casino awaits those ready to try their luck at the famed tables, while a variety of activities offer additional diversity. The Venetian is a chance to walk through halls of history, explore the beauty of one of Italy's most famous cities, and to experience the wonders that Las Vegas has to offer - in one spectacular resort.
The Venetian
3355 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, Nevada
89109
Nearest Airport: LAS
A brief but good stay. On arrival I realized that my phone had fallen off my lap in the uber dropping me off and I no longer had it. A lovely gentleman at security went above and beyond to help me. A gentleman at the concierge desk as well as another of the valet staff at the entrance were also incredibly kind and helpful. I was eventually reunited with my phone. Check in was efficient, with Hyatt Globalist partnership benefits information provided. I would have appreciated a bottle or two of water upon check in given the temperatures of around 115 degrees and dry desert air. Room was comfortable and quiet. I planned my trip so that I could take advantage of the air conditioned walkway from the Venetian to the sphere to see the Wizard of Oz. I was incredibly disappointed to learn that the bridge was closed during the day and only open in the evening. I was going to the matinee. It is bizarre that the bridge was closed during the absolute hottest possible time of day. Rate was reasonable and I was credited a night towards World of Hyatt, as well as points.
MsHellfire - United States
From the time that I stepped foot into the Venetian until the time I left, I had nothing but excellent service. There was a malfunction I called about in the room and the maintenance man was up there within five minutes. I had to ask for some more washcloths and were immediately brought up. This hotel is so nice and quiet. I never heard a peep out of anybody very well built so you don’t hear any sounds coming up and and down the hall. I dined at the grand Lux Café numerous times all the waiters and waitresses were wonderful very friendly. I have never stayed in a cleaner hotel than the Venetian in Las Vegas. I will be a returning customer from now on.
Stacey P - Great Falls, Montana
The Venetian Resort is awe inspiring and a great experience, but there were a few draw backs. The resort fee is almost $70 per day and parking is $20 a day. This is on top of the room rate, and numerous taxes. Too much! The dining experience was top notch but you will pay for it. The days of a free buffet are over. They are there to make money, no doubt about it. A family vacation will add up fast even if you do not gamble. Cheers.
Robert K
Four nights at the Venetian wasn't enough, the location is great, the rooms ( we had 3) were beautiful and very spacious. Staff at the Venetian are very courteous and friendly. The only downside for me was no coffee maker in any of our suites. I survived, views were fabulous. The entire property is very elegant and yet still comfortable. This is definitely not going to be our last stay at the Venetian. We're already looking forward to returning.
Stephen F
Love walking through the Venetian. The gondola rides are fun and lots of food choices. Beautiful picture opportunity all around
Angie D - Roseburg
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We have stayed in other Vegas top hotels but we would come back without a second thought. I wish I was there right now!
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