The Venetian

The hotel location is good, close to the Sphere which is why we chose it. It is NOT a family venue. The hotel charges very high rates, even for a 5 star property but you don't even get a microwave or an in-room coffee maker which is standard at low and mid-range hotels! Their main interest in you in extracting every last $ they can. The shower in our room was lousy. The noise in most of the restaurants makes it almost impossible to have a conversation. High Resort Fee charged daily whether you use any of its services or not. Some staff were helpful and others were not. Signage is very confusing. Services and merchandise are way over-priced compared to other venues. Distance are very great. Hard to find out if the walkway to the Sphere is open or not. Hard for me to imagine that anyone would love the place except die-hard gamblers.

Amazing place with some of the friendliest staff - Incredible restaurants and amenities and then add the casino! My room was clean, spacious and had the most amazing view of the Sphere. Will definitely recommend and look forward to staying here again the next time I visit Las Vegas.

Beautiful property. Large rooms. The staff at the restaurants, Truth and Tonic, Canonita and Brera were outstanding. Made us feel so welcomed and offered meals with non dairy for my son with dairy allergy. Celebrated sons birthdays in style and they loved the desserts they brought them. Everything was clean and all the staff were kind with smiles except one concierge. He was rude and not helpful. I don't have his name sorry.

I paid for a strip view. It was the width of an alley way. They still that it was a stip view because I could see the hotels of the strip over top of the buildings.

The accommodations were wonderful, room comfortable, clean and had a great view. Also many dining choices to enjoy inside the complex. We were disappointed with the closure of the inside passageway to the Sphere which was the benefit and reason to stay at The Venetian. Also the surprise room upgrade charge when the agent at check in offered us a free upgrade. Be careful, when they say free in Vegas is almost always not free.