The Venetian

A lady from the housekeeping area took my laundry bag and i think she thought was trash. I reported the incident with Concierge and nothing happened. I just filled a form for lost and found but wasnt that the case. I didnt see my clothes again.

Definitely not as advertised. They post on their site $20 for Venetial Resort self parking flat rate for the day. We were staying elsewhere and decided to drive over for dinner at one of the resorts restaurants. We get to self park and they tell us it’s $30. Yes it’s only $10 more but that’s not the point. Anyway we walked through the resort and it looked dirty, run down and tired. There were good things about the evening but not related to the resort itself.

We stayed at the Venetian through a package deal with the Wizard of Oz at the Sphere. All the rooms at the Venetian are suites. We had a double queen room. As you come in the room, the bathroom was off to the left with a bathtub, sepetate shower and the toliet was in a closet. The bed area was spacious with a step down into a living room area. There were two TV's in the room. We had a direct view of the Sphere. It was a super nice room. The casino was crowded and busy, but did not seem overwhelming. Lots of great shopping and dining. Great hotel but a little on the expensive side.

Venetian Las Vegas: Beautiful Resort, But Smoke, Tech, & Amex Perks Disappointed. The Good: Excellent Location: Prime spot right on the Las Vegas Strip. Stunning Grounds: Grand resort property featuring beautiful indoor canals and great shopping. Convenient Amenities: Starbucks is located right across from the hotel lobby. Great Pools: The 10th-floor South Tower pool and hot tub courtyard spaces are beautiful and appear well-maintained. Comfortable Suite: Our 2-bed South Tower (formerly Venezia) room had clean, recently renovated, living and bedroom areas. The Bad: Heavy Smoke: Heavy cigarette smoke fills the main casino walkways. This makes navigating from the lobby to the shops unhealthy, especially for children, seniors, or anyone with respiratory issues. Failed "Upgrade": Despite a $45 tip to the front desk agent (Jonathan) who acknowledged my Amex Platinum reservation, the promised room upgrade "to a view" was largely obstructed. Bathrooms: The suite bathroom was worn and dated. Slow Maintenance: Witnessed a biohazard in a busy area that staff was slow to clean up despite an employee standing with it while waiting for someone else to clean. Tech & Checkout Limits: Late checkout maxed out early at 12:00 PM. The checkout system was completely down on our final day. Amex Credit Warning for Guests:Our front desk agent explicitly told us to make sure we use our $100 Amex Food & Beverage credit on room service before we leave. This was terrible advice. $50 for 2 pieces of cake took over an hour to arrive and were never covered by the credit. Pro-Tip: Skip room service. The credit works at the food court closest to the main lobby (no Gelato shop). Final Verdict:The Venetian is good in some ways, but it desperately needs a modern tech package to automate guest reservations and room functions. It is surprising that a luxury resort lacks the basic digital conveniences and accurate guest service found in lower-tier hotels today.

We went with two other couples. Paid extra for a "strip view" which was really disappointing, and not worth it. We like the Palazzo overall but felt like we were a bit taken on the room view upgrade.