Wynn Las Vegas

Reviews

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  Michael Trager

  Apr 19, 2026
  5.0
  My favorite property in Vegas. Also, the property I most highly suggest to my clients (TravelZork Travel, Luxury Advisors) to book in Las Vegas. Wynn Tower Suites is the ultimate VIP experience, from check-in until departure. The rooms and suites are incredibly lovely, always immaculate and the housekeeping services (daily, room clean up and turn down) are excellent and timely. What also shines at Wynn are the bars, the best fine dining in Vegas, the best sports bar food and vibe and Charlie's and an incredible wine program. Delilah is also the best "supper club" in Vegas. The Wynn Tower Suites private pool, is also one of my favorites, with exceptional food and service. In room dining, also, at Wynn is surreal, I often say the best french onion soup in the world via room service. No idea how they deliver so well, but they do -- and consistently. Plus did I mention the spa? Incredible space and massages. Also a great salon and barbershop. Love the clean shaves and hair and nail services.
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  Greg Axelrod

  Apr 18, 2026
  3.0
  *** BEWARE: One side of a hotel faces a nightclub that closes down at 3am - definitely on a Saturday night, not sure about other nights. I could not sleep and asked the hotel to change my room, which they did***** This is considered a "premier" expensive hotel in Vegas, but I did not experience anything special. It's very clear that the hotel has one purpose - to extract as much money from you as possible. Some notes: 1. The rooms are nice - better than usual. However, you will not find a coffee machine there. Everything is controlled though an iPad. The rooms, along with the rest of the hotel, are getting outdated. 2. All restaurant options are super expensive, including the neighboring Encore. Is a $19 Guacamole side super special? No, it's not. Is $70 breakfast buffet worth it? No, it's not. You can find better and much cheaper food 5-10 minutes outside. 3. Would you find a better class of people at this expensive place? No, you would not. Some would be pretentious and well-dressed, some are rich Chinese tourists, but the majority - the same sad gamblers that occupy every casino floor in Vegas. I came there for a conference and I would not stay there again. If you are rich and want to show off - be my guest. But middle class would just waste their hard-earned money there.
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  Rolando Lacayo

  Apr 18, 2026
  5.0
  I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Wynn Las Vegas, and I can confidently say it exceeded every expectation I had—and then some. From the moment we arrived, the level of service was simply unmatched. Every staff member we encountered made us feel welcomed, valued, and taken care of. It’s rare to experience that level of consistency from arrival all the way through departure, but the Wynn delivers flawlessly. We stayed in a corner room on the 57th floor, and the panoramic views were absolutely breathtaking. Waking up and winding down with that kind of scenery is something special—you truly feel like you’re on top of the world. The room itself was phenomenal: impeccably clean, beautifully designed, and the perfect blend of luxury and comfort. Every detail felt intentional and elevated. One of the standout parts of the trip was the dining. The restaurants at the Wynn are on another level—easily some of the best food I’ve ever had. Whether it was the quality of the ingredients, the presentation, or the service, every meal felt like a five-star experience. I also had the opportunity to play at the Wynn Golf Club, and what an unforgettable experience that was. The course is absolutely stunning—immaculate conditions, incredible layout, and surrounded by beautiful views that make every hole memorable. It’s truly one of the best courses I’ve ever played, and you can tell it’s maintained to perfection. What really ties everything together is the consistency in service. From the hotel staff to the restaurant teams to the golf course personnel, everyone operates at the highest level. It’s clear that excellence is the standard here. Without a doubt, I’ll be staying at the Wynn every time I return to Las Vegas. This place isn’t just a resort—it’s an experience.
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  S & B

  Apr 13, 2026
  1.0
  Unresolved Bug Bites at the Wynn Las Vegas. I recently stayed at the Wynn Las Vegas April 2026, in room 5567. Unfortunately, my stay was marred by occurrences of experiencing bites and while I suspected they might be from bed bugs, the hotel had a third-party inspection that found no evidence. The Wynn would not let me see this report. This did little to alleviate my concerns or discomfort and I was disappointed to find that the hotel took no action to offer reimbursement for the inconvenience and discomfort I experienced. Communication with their claims department was less than satisfactory, as it felt more focused on risk management than customer care. I am sharing this review to inform potential guests of the Wynn my experience, as I believe it highlights important issues regarding customer service and responsiveness to guest concerns. While the Wynn Las Vegas has a reputation for luxury, my experience left much to be desired. I hope my review helps others in making informed decisions.
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  Marcus Chun

  Apr 5, 2026
  2.0
  Here’s my review of Wynn which I have stayed at throughout the years. Firstly it was a top notch hotel in a beautiful surround property and equally inside as well. So let’s talk property and rooms. The property looks good, can’t complain, has always stayed the same and consistent with the brown beige and flower motif. Pretty timeless. Gone is the sweet perfume when you enter- I miss that. The rooms can be super clean, if it was smoked in like I had today and covered in the smell of perfume. I changed the room and smell and perfume is gone; however, fingerprints and not so clean areas were there. For a room 8/10 Next the service. Oh man this is where a hotel needs to get it right. As mentioned hotel had skunky smell and before that I was given the wrong hotel number. So this time I was hoping for something a little nicer, but got downgraded to a room that was on a lower floor. My opinion higher is better. Also asked for a late checkout, they couldn’t confirm. Lol what? And I’m a platinum member. For service that doesn’t stand out more than a double tree Marriott 5/10. Pricing. Rooms are going to be $350 plus on weekends and you can expect double on event days for the cheapest rooms. That’s Ritz Carlton territory. Considering very little care is taken for issues or problems- kinda crazy. Value. Can you say what the best hotel is? If it was 20 years ago it’s all Wynn, all the time. Today, the founder Steve Wynn I think has retired or stepped away. You got people in the suits making the systems, running everything based on numbers. What this encourages is rewarding people based on how much they spend; however, it’s wrong to only take care of the whales. People come up and they suppprt you. thst builds legacy because their friends and family will also go to you. Once everyone knows a hotel or any business is all about money and maximizing it from people. You don’t think that when the next big thing comes, your so called loyalist and fans won’t ditch you for the next big shiny trendy hotel? You don’t take care of people, and people will not take care of you. The opposite is also true. Conclusion: I am rooting for the hotel and I wish it luck. It’s a great choice for style and overall vibe, but such a shame it can’t be the best like it once was. Good news though if they can fix this, they got a great hotel. And Wynn will once again sail at the top

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