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So, a momentous day in current events, but an uneventful one for the most part for Philstina (yes, my husband and I have a celebrity moniker). Hillary won Ohio, Brett Favre retired and we returned to our hotel room tonight with lighter wallets. Ahh, the joys and seductions of Vegas! I cast my absentee ballot last week, but Phil headed to our poll site this morning before our flight while I tackled some loose ends for work. We were worried we'd face a big flight delay with the wintry mix Mothe...
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States cklenotic
So, I'm learning that Vegas is not conducive to blogging, at least for me. By the time I get back to my hotel room at night, I pretty much ache for instant slumber and once my head hits the pillow, I'm out like a light (doesn't mean though that I'm still not waking up wide awake at 4:30 a.m.). So, here's a quickie recap of the past two days: 1. Ideas for clients are swirling around in my brain from my conference sessions, and I feel very inspired. 2. I tried pole-aerobics and have a giant bru...
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States cklenotic
Definitely picked a good week to not be in Cleveland. The manic ice storm that shut down tons of flights started on Tuesday and we just squeaked by to make a flight out here. Then a major water main busted on Thursday in Public Square, right outside where I work, interrupting the water supply and adding to even more downtown construction. Today, another crazy storm hit, and our afternoon flight was canceled and rescheduled for the morning. Geez oh man. After my conference ended, we checked ou...
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States cklenotic
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Las Vegas, Nevada, United States codyford1981
Checking into the Wynn is always nice. Especially when its in the Tower Suites Entrance and pulling in the Lexus next to Bentlys (last time we laughed with the valet as we pulled in with the dirty box).
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States dizzlyd
Limited, unemployed budgets and March Madness at The Wynn in Vegas don't typically make a good pairing. So, we were naturally a little apprehensive as we envisioned PB&J sandwiches in our room and high-roller $2.19 bets on the beloved Jayhawks. But thanks to Darren's buddy Blancle and his serious connections, we had a great weekend and even won a little money for a change. Props, Blankie!
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States gringowithdrawl
Before we came to Las Vegas, we (John, Sean, Christina and I) went to the cinema to watch 'The Hangover'. It was about a stag night in Las Vegas that goes wrong - a comedy! It was very funny.
As you arrive at Las Vegas airport - the first things that greet you as you get off the plane are slot machines!! It was hard to believe!
We were staying at the Wynn which surpassed our expectations - it was absolutely gorgeous and even though we were there for 3 nights/4 days, we still did...
Continued.... So I had another early night after checking out what shows were on in Vegas. We left Kanab for Vegas. But we stopped at ZION national park on the way. This canyon is by far my favourite place in the USA. It was beautiful. The good thing was that we didnt have to hike down into it. we were able to drive down and hike on the bottom. A few ppl did the Angels Landing hike but after 2 days of canyon hiking my body was screaming at me. So I just did the River walk and splashed in the ...
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada kimb3rly_jad3
After we had finish the beautiful city of San Diego we decided to bring our luxorious Lambo up north to Nevada. The drive was about 330 miles and took us about 5hrs. We both thought that driving around the streets in Vegas would definitely be a crazy experience and this luxurious car would do the job. We had to look like we fitted in with all the other gamblers and crazy people chilling there. The car ride wasn't that bad since we both knew how to drive and we just took turns. Wilson took the...
Las Vegas, California, United States kobe24Historical Traveler Reviews of Wynn Hotel Las Vegas
Wynn Stinks
Snotty staff, overpriced and overall bitterly disappointing. The bellagio is just so much better this seems like a real backwards step.
The girls waiting in the casino were terrific tho'
Wynn wins again
Rooms - The spacious standard room at the Wynn is now my favorite room on the strip. I have stayed at Mandalay Bay, Bellagio, Mirage, Luxor, Monte Carlo, Tropicana and others but Wynn is now my new favorite. The room is equipped with a large wide marble/travertine entry, Electronic Sheers and Curtains, large screen Plasma TV that also acts as your internet access point by using the wireless keyboard provided, a Plasma TV in the bathroom for those long soaks in the tub or getting ready for going out. In addition each rooms has an HP all in one printer, separate shower and deep soaking tub, dual sinks, vanity with vanity mirror, luxurious high thread count linens, extra large pillows, slippers, robes, snacks, mini bar, safe, fantastic big windows which in our case overlooked the beautiful Tom Fazio designed golf course. This view made you think you were in Palm Springs, not Vegas. The rooms color and decor reminded me of the French Riviera with their bright inviting color tones. The bathroom amenities were generous sized Bambu products complete with shoe shine kits, lotion, soaps, shampoo, conditioner, shower cap, shoe horn and other items.
Pool - Pools are important to my wife and I. Thankfully Wynn's did not disappoint. It is not the best pool system (I still believe Mandalay Bay has the best) but in all fairness, the grounds were beautiful, the Cabana's were simply the best I have every rented due to the fact that they are constructed buildings, not just a tent structure. Inside the cabana, you had your refrigerator, overhead fan, Apple IPOD (you'll need to ask for the IPOD) Waters, Juices, Lots and Lots of Towels, Pretzels, Mixed Nuts, Plasma TV, Private Patio, table, divan, personal waiter and that's just the stuff I remember. The cost was $250 for the whole day or $125.00 for a half day rental which is either 9am to 12 or 1pm to 5 pm. (I don't believe they advertise the half day usage but its available if you ask.) The main pool is shaped like a Barbell with two oval pools at each end connected by a long waterway between them. Wynn also has a European Pool (topless) behind the Pool Bar area which has some very cool floating Pads standing in the midst of the Pool to sunbathe on. Drinks were on the expensive side but were top shelf. The signature Pineapple Mojito was a real delight and not to be missed. If I have one complaint about the Pool area, it is that it did not contain a water features such as a waterfall or fountains. For sun worshippers, grab your loungers or cabanas closest to the European Pool/Pool Bar side of the Pool complex as the sun is blocked about 2pm on the Spa side.
Restaurants - Every restaurant including the ever present Buffet was fantastic. Two restaurants worth special attention was Red 8 (Chinese-the spicy dishes were phenomenal) and SW Steakhouse. Both had food that just made your mouth water for more. If Buffet is more your style, the Wynn Buffet had a wide selection and there were nice touches, such as when you grabbed the crab legs, they were already cut open for you, so all you had to do was eat the meat. The dessert station was the only area I felt didn't have an outstanding selection. The line for the Buffet, although looking deceptively short, is a long wait.
Atmosphere & Shopping - As already mentioned a lot of money went into making each section of the hotel a destination in its own right. The hotel entry leads you to the double Atrium complete with trees and flowers. It is not as nice as Bellagio's Atrium but nonetheless is very pretty. Wynn chose not to run with the Vegas crowd when he did his landscaping. Instead of the typical Palm Tree, Tropical Bush & Flower theme that every other hotel has, he chose Trees and Plants such as Pines, Firs, Roses and Rhododendrons which added a relaxing Mountain Air quality to the atmosphere which I never would have guessed made me feel more relaxed than the standard tropical fare. Check-in overlooks a giant water wall and Reflection Lake beneath it which becomes a fantastic video water show in the evenings that is mesmerizing. Shopping consists of high end boutiques such as Dior, Channel, Manolo Blahnik, Louis Vuitton, Oscar del la Rente as well as other shops like the Gizmos shop which had some great electronic toys! Plus the Fashion Mall which has every other store you could think of right across the street. So for serious shoppers out there, you will love the vast selection of places to spend your money.
Salon/Spa - The salon was first rate and even featured a true Barbershop for men. Try a straight edge razor shave with Tony and he'll teach you how a proper shave is to be done. Many of the employees in this and other departments were actually employed by Bellagio and other high end Resorts. All of them without exception said they came over to Wynn Resort because of the great working atmosphere that Steve Wynn provides his employees. My wife and I did not get a chance to use the Spa, so I'll have to leave that for another reviewer.
Le Reve (the show) - This was my biggest disappointment. Having loved 'O' at Bellagio and 'Mystere' at Treasure Island, and knowing that Franco Dragone who choreographed the aforementioned shows along with Celine Dion's 'New Day' I had high hopes that Le Reve would blow me away.........It did not......and felt like a rehash of O, Mystere and New Day but not nearly as good. I have learned from this experience that I will not be the first to rush out and see the new shows because evidently they go through quite a bit of tweaking to get it right and Le Reve has a lot of things to get right. Incidentally, anyone with younger children should be advised that during one segment of the show, a woman gymnast comes out topless across the water stage and performs her routine. I think where any kind of nudity takes place, audience members should be given notice of this fact so that they can make an informed choice on whether or not to see the show. There is no warning.
I hope this review provides others with a better overview of Wynn Resort. I have long used Trip Advisor when making decisions on where to stay and I wanted to do my part by contributing. Wynn has not lost his touch in creating a new style of atmosphere to enjoy the Vegas experience in. I would gladly stay at this resort again. To be fair, when next I go to Vegas there is only 3 places that I will stay........Wynn Resort........Bellagio.......Mandalay Bay. What will determine which one I choose will be which one has the best room rate during the time I am visiting. I venture to say however, that when I am staying at Bellagio or Mandalay, I'll be thinking that I could have been staying at Wynn.
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Never going back to Wynn
They have a few problems.
The shirt should have been $30-$60 the jacket $80-$180,and that is taking into mind the Wynn factor.
The rooms are really nice and can be seen on their website.
The pools are also excellent easy to find a chair and lots of different sized pools to swim in.There is a cabana bar next to the pool that serves drinks and has blackjack but no food.
Now it's 2.45pm and I wanted to get something to eat by the pool.But no,they forgot to build a cafe by the pool.The closest place to get something to eat is the Terra Point Cafe which is by the entrance to the pool.The only snag was that the wait time was 45 minutes.I saw some people getting room service delivered to them,but was told this was only for cabanas.I ended up leaving the pool and going to my room and ordering room service.
All the restaurants close at 10.30pm except for the Terra Point Cafe,so 4 of us waited 1 hour at 11.30pm to eat some of the worst food ever.The meatloaf is bone dry,we asked for gravy,they didn't have any.The fish and chips are 3 small pieces of batter with a little bit of fish in it.My other two friends had ravioli and they said it was okay.
Also all the silverware was dirty and the salt and pepper shakers were straight out of Burger King.
The last day we had lunch outside at the country club which overlooks the 18th green,food was good and reasonably priced.
If you gamble there and are not betting huge you will NOT get comped.I played 5 hours at Pai Gow Poker $200 average bet and was told that I was boderline,but no comp.
I thought I was going to be blown away by this resort but I actually like the Bellagio more.It has similar pools a better comp system and restaurants which are open after 10.30pm that serve excellent food.The only thing the Wynn beats it in,is the rooms.
I would go back to the Wynn to have dinner before 10.30pm in one of the nice restaurants but not to stay there,unless they make some changes.
Loved the Wynn!!!
On to the positive - these hotel is truly amazing! The property is by far the most luxurious property on the strip. We are frequent guests of the Venetian & Bellagio. I think the only reason we would stay at either one of those properties from here on out is if the Wynn was sold out on the dates we were going.
We booked a resort room for this weekend. We paid the extra 50 a night for a "panoramic view, corner room" which in our mind was well worth it. The corner rooms will get you a whole other window and when they are floor to ceiling windows, this makes a huge difference with making the room feel very open. The resort rooms are their most basic rooms but don't let the word basic fool you. They are luxurious and have a very open feel. They did a great job of not cluttering the room with items just because there was room.
We went to dinner at Okada on Friday night. We ate at the teppanyaki tables (Benihana style cooking). The setting was breathtaking. The tepanyaki tables have their own room and are surrounded by lush landscaping, the mountain, koi ponds and an awesome waterfall. While you will certainly pay more here than your typical Benihana dinner (80 for lobster, 140 for Kobe beef, 70 for shrimp) we thought it was well worth the experience. We both had lobster and it was incredible. With some Sake, beers, and dinner - it was 250 for the two of us.
We were at the 7:30 Le Reve show. This theater is worth the price of admission alone. They really out did themselves here. The show itself was great but I am not sure I liked it more than "0" at the Bellagio. Le Reve is also very Cirque style. It was kind of comical watching people that either have not attended a Cirque De Soleil style show or were not fans of these shows. They were kind of scratching their head like they did not get it. I heard several older people at the tables saying... "I just didn't get it"
The casino and the shopping is beautiful. The natural light just floods this place. There are flowers everywhere. Don't miss all this by registration even if you are not guests. It is worth the stroll.
The one thing they did here that beats the other luxury hotels on the strip is that the guests of the hotel are number 1. While you need to be a high roller or in a suite in one of the other luxury hotels to get special treatment, this is not the case here. Even in one of their most basic rooms, you are given preferential treatment. Hotel guest can pass the line to get into the nightclub, get reservations at the restaurants ahead of anyone else, bypass the tax line out front - just everything.
OK - this is quite lengthy! Feel free to contact me and I will do my best to answer any ?'s you may have based on my experience here at this new fantastic hotel!
Rooms and options are outstanding
The Wynn is pure pleasure
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