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General policies & fine print
Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization upon check-in for incidentals, this will place a hold on your funds. If you don’t provide a credit/debit card, a cash deposit is required upon check-in for incidentals.
Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
Room taxes are included in vacation price.
Resort Fee- A mandatory hotel-imposed fee is charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out.
Mandatory hotel-imposed fee inclusions:
• Access for two to the fitness facility within the Canyon Ranch Spa + Fitness
• In-suite internet access (Wi-Fi or Ethernet)
• Boarding pass printing
• Unlimited local and toll-free calls
• Access to thousands of top newspapers and magazines using PressReader app while connected as guest to Venetian or Palazzo Wi-Fi.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change. The hotel can provide current fee and inclusions upon guest check-in.
Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
- Early Departure Penalty: 1 Night Applies: Sunday - Saturday 05Feb15 - 31Dec50
- No Show Penalty: 1 Night Applies: Sunday - Saturday 05Feb15 - 31Dec50
Ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor traveler rating
20987 reviews
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Mar 11, 2025Nothing stays the same….
We booked a suite in the Palazzo Tower with a sphere view. If you choose to stay at the Venetian the upgrade to the sphere view is absolutely worth it as the magnificent sphere is hypnotizing. That said it pains me to say we will not return to the Venetian. We have stayed at the Venetian on numerous occasions and enjoyed it, but have not returned since Covid. The Palazzo Tower suites have not been upgraded in many years and are worn and showing their age. Decor and comfort aside, the in room entertainment system is comparable to a small town motel with no functional streaming options available to us - not a good look for a high-end casino/resort hotel. We sprung for the upgrade to access the prestige club which was so not worth it. While the staff were very accommodating, the breakfast offerings and happy hour appetizers are marginal at best and while you expect crowds in Vegas, the whole hotel, including the prestige club and fine dining restaurants, feels overbooked and understaffed. If you’re headed to Vegas and willing to spend at this price point (weekend rates, tower room and club upgrades) , shop around, you can do better.
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Mar 10, 2025Great Stay for a Convention
Wonderful, beautiful resort hotel. The rooms were immaculate and huge, the shower was nice, thought there was no stool for a lady's foot while shaving. The bed was very comfortable. Lots of walking, but it's Vegas! I wish one did not have to walk through the smoky casino to get to the suite's elevator, and I wish the path was better marked.
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Mar 10, 2025
Awsome
The pillows and bedding are great the hospitalty great the Eagles concert a must see the chicago show awsome everyone was great apreciate the whole expereince my host went above and beyond casino slot great vot alot of hand pays pay out was very quick
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Mar 08, 2025A pretty nice place!
Huge suite with a nice living area. Ask for a room that faces the SPHERE and you can watch it change displays, which is fun, especially at night. Good bedding, clean, nice decor, pool area is nice. Would have liked a coffee maker in the room, upgraded toiletries (I think Hampton Inn has better), and a couple more towels. Shower head was not low-flow, despite this huge hotel being smack in the middle of the desert. No in-room recycling bin. But it's Vegas, where the general theme is living the last days before the Apocalypse, so I guess the environment isn't important.
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Mar 08, 2025Disappointing
We came for an overnight to experience the Sphere and chose to stay here for proximity to the venue. Very confusing access from the Venetian, even to our driver. Once inside and checked in, it was the usual Las Vegas, including a mandatory walk through the casino to get to the elevators. (After the show, the elevator line was so long that we asked if we could use the stairs to get to the 7th floor, but were met with a shrug - staff couldn’t direct us to the stairs!) The hotel is walkable to the Sphere through an interior pedestrian passageway which is a big plus if that’s your reason for being in Las Vegas. There is no in-room coffee setup, so rather than waiting for coffee to be delivered at a specific time, I was forced to trek down to the Starbucks outpost on the lobby level - the line was long and took 15 minutes to navigate at 7:45AM. (I have not seen a hotel room without DIY coffee in many years. Clearly this is a way to generate more revenue, but it’s pretty aggravating - especially when the cost was over $600!) Room service breakfast was a HUGE disappointment, arriving lukewarm in disposable containers! Only the utensils were metal. So much for this hotel’s commitment to “sustainability!” Such a presentation is more suitable to a Motel 6, than to a 4 or 5 star hotel! On that note, our “suite” had a living area two steps down from the bedroom area with no other separation - not really a suite. All in all, it was a functional place to stay, but I would probably stay at the Wynn if coming back to the Sphere.