Wynn Las Vegas

The buffet at this place is amazing. Probably the best I ever had, but a bit pricey ($40)!

Was Jan 19, 2008. We met the other two couples we went to Vegas with there. They were seeing a show there, we saw a show at the Mirage.

I booked this room 2 months ahead for Memorial weekend. When i got there the rooms were all booked and I had to wait for someone to check. They said they would call me when the room is available. I waited for 1 1/2 hrs and see other gets their room. I walked up to another clerk and she said that she would give me another available room in the hotel. When I get in to the room. It was nice and all, but then the AC was out. Called house keeping and they did not fix it until 10 pm when it is 90s degree outside. I took off for the show, came back and took a shower, the bathroom stall clogged and flooded the whole bathroom, I ended up putting all the towels on the floor to dry it. I complained to them and all they gave me was some discount to the room. This is not a 5 stars 5 diamonds hotel I expected to stay at. I would not come back there again, it was a waste of my money. Room # was 1764. If other people have the same experience can respond to this.

it’s a gorgeous, classy hotel.

is phenomenal. We got to tour his gallery and stand inches away from Picassos, Warhols, and a delightful Vermeer. Wynn narrated the tour and it was obvious that he had quite a passion for his paintings.

I understand he’s had to sell some off and that the gallery is now closed.

Without that, the Wynn isn’t as interesting.

My friends and I stayed at the Wynn, and loved it! The concierege offered us great deals on all the hot clubs. Tryst, located in the Wynn, was one of my favorites. There’s a huge waterfall that you can dance by, and it’s gorgeous.

Best bar ever. Amazing automatic light/water/who knows show every hour.

Classy, modern, no ridiculous theme and probably the BEST service in Las Vegas (and also the more expensive!). Love it.

Had to be the absolutely most amazing hotel that I have ever stayed in. Very classy, but still really modern and comfortable. Check out the inside if you’re in Vegas…even if you’re not staying here!

This hotel is fairly new, having opened in April of this year. It has been quite a success with it’s wonderful international restaurants, it’s magnificent floral touch inside, it houses Steve Wynn’s personal private collection of art (that boasts paintings from artists such as Renoir, Manet, Monet, Degas, Andy Warhol and more), there is a Ferrari/Maserati exhibit where you can view the high-priced vehicles (and purchase one if you’ve got the wallet to!), and it is home to shows such as the Broadway Musical “Avenue Q”, which I’ve seen and found very amusing. I recommend this show to anyone who wants a fun time, and this hotel to anyone as well.