The Venetian Las Vegas

My oh myyyy! Everyone has to put this hotel down as a visit in Vegas. I love that you feel like you’re in Italy when you’re in here. With a realistic mesmerizing ceiling, little river throughout with a man singing and canoeing a honeymooning couple, and small shops everywhere, how can you not enjoy a stroll here?! I haven’t experienced a stay here, but from what I’ve seen here so far. My expectations are high and I hope I wouldn’t be disappointed!

Venetian Hotel ! Is amazing offering shopping, gondola rides through the hotel and around the outside of the hotel, also has full bars, restaurants, shows, and night clubs ! The hotel is amazing walking in from the strip the ceiling throughout the hotel the roofs are painted with blue sky’s and beautiful emeralds. The rooms are amazing and well kept up. The hotel is located about half way down the strip so your located in the middle of everything. It’s also located next to a world famous wax museum which is also amazing. The hotel has a beautiful casino with 24hr tables and games, drinks as much as you want. The hotel is huge and there’s so much to see. Tbh I would love to stay there and keep looking because there’s so much to take in I didn’t get to see it all but I highly recommend if your in Vegas check out this hotel because like all the hotels in Vegas on the strip it’s beautiful!

Venetian one of best places to stay in Vegas. I like their suets and convenience. No need to drive anywhere all the action next to you.
(20 $ for Internet is one of neg things) just not right.

Overall a nice hotel. I won’t give a punitive rating despite an unsatisfactory episode at the end of our stay.
Be aware of the bartender at the pool bar with the spiky hair and tattoo sleeve cover up. He was incredibly rude — hostile occasionally — to my wife and all of our friends. Called me out when I closed out our tab because I didn’t give him the tip he assumed he is entitled to despite the retched service. Total loser with a lousy attitude!
Cheers and a sincere thank you to all the other hardworking waitstaff in Las Vegas who keep the city running and work hard for well-​deserved tips! Always have and always will be happy to acknowledge that effort generously.

I loved my stay in this hotel! It’s worth the extra money.
All service staff that I encountered went the extra mile to ensure that we were comfortable.
The rooms are all different levels of suites. Our room was huge with a sunken living room/​office space area, two televisions (premium channels included) and a huge bathroom. The layout is really beautiful.
My only complaints would be that they could remove all the over priced drinks from the refrigerator, so patrons could store their own more reasonably priced beverages. Also, it would have been nice to have a microwave oven, but of course, both of these are methods of getting you to spend more money. Spending money is what is done in Vegas, so the «sneaky» extra encouragement is not needed. {The lack of frig space and the lack of a microwave oven is the reason for my 4 stars as opposed to 5}.
We were on the top floor with an amazing view of the mountains. The sun rising over the mountains was simply fabulous.
The hotel was fully booked the week we were there, but you couldn’t tell because the place is so big and the walls are nice and thick.
This place is hard to top.

We usually stay at the Cosmopolitan or MGM when in Vegas but I got a comp’d room here so we decided to stay at the Venetian. I actually LOVED it! The rooms are huge and loved the layout. You cannot get anything as large or as nice for a standard room.
My favorite thing about this hotel is the spa! I always make it a point to go to every spa at any hotel I stay at and this was hands down one of the top three. They have everything from classes, to a rock climbing wall, different treatments, etc. The day pass alone gave you access to a bunch of different saunas, steam rooms, etc. I went from crawling into the facility trying to survive a hang over to leaving feeling refreshed and looking amazing. The only thing is that it is CROWDED. It was difficult trying to find a place to sit or to even leave your robe. HOWEVER, the demographic here is a older so most of the ladies aren’t too keen on the clothing optional policy. This however works in my favor and could be helpful to you also if you aren’t shy. I would walk into a crowded room and start stretching and they would all abruptly exit, leaving me alone to relax. Fine with me, have a nice day in your turtle necks ladies.
The major thing that I absolutely hated about staying here though was the walk to the room and how this place is like a maze. It’s like the architects took acid and were like, «OK, lets start drawing.» I literally spent half of my time walking to my room or scaring strangers trying to get into their rooms. I think my calves literally doubled in muscle mass from all the walking.

The Venetian provides a rare all suite hotel in Las Vegas. We decided to celebrate my birthday here and I enjoyed many aspects of this property. For example the standard suite included three televisions in our room, down pillows, and upgraded bedding. We originally stayed in an updated standard suite.
Unfortunately, I decided to pay more and upgrade to the Pallazo suite for the last 2 nights of my stay. This suite is much larger than the standard suite, but the furniture and furnishings were dated. I am not blaming the hotel for my mistake. However, I am a bit surprised that the suite was in some ways a downgrade. The staff was professional and hospitable, but did not offer anything for my birthday. Perhaps it is hotel policy to not offer amenities for birthdays.

Gorgeous hotel, good service, friendly staff! Came here with my husband and we both agreed that this was the most beautiful and romantic hotels compared to every other hotel we saw on the strip!
PROS:
–Good location
–Good food
–Friendly staff
–Clean
–Gorgeous pools and jacuzzi!
–LARGE rooms
–LARGE bathroom
CONS:
–You’re gonna go through a maze if they place you on the Venezia tower!
–TIP: Request to NOT be placed in Venezia Tower if you’re destination lost easily

We stayed here for 3 nights. The place was very welcoming. The stuff was very friendly.
It was a super busy casino. There is people all day and night. There is restaurants, stores and little shops. The rooms area, was quiet and clean.
The rooms were marvelous. The décor it’s very luxurious. Our view from the 18 floor was actually not bad at all. The bed was super comfy.
The pool areas were very busy too but not overly crowded, we still had a chance to relax and swim. However the pools labeled for Adult relax at the Palazzo were nothing but adults not truly relaxing lol we ended up walking back to the Venetian pools.
That place is great to walk around and seats right at the strip close to everything. We did not need to Über since we had a lot of options within walking distance.
Our check out was easy and the awesome front desk printed our flight tickets for us. Pretty nice of him. His name was James.
There is no fridge, microwave or coffee maker in the room I could do without the fridge and microwave but the coffee is nice to wake up to after a long night.
Totally loved our stay, so I would definitely stay here again. Great experience.

I take leaving 1 star reviews very seriously! But in this case it is very much deserved! I reserved a 3 night stay for our anniversary and checked in on a Friday night. I’ll be listing the issues in order of importance.
Issue #1
We woke up the first morning of our trip and found the bathroom flooded. Now not to be disgusting, but I really had to go so I couldn’t call them and wait for it to be cleaned and fixed so I could do my morning duty. So I had to get on my hands and knees and dry the bathroom floor with all of our towels so I could use the restroom. Didn’t come to a 5 star hotel to walk into a bathroom with 1″ of standing water on the floor! Or clean a restroom! The cause was a very old toilet supply line. Do they not know these things get old and must be replaced from time to time? Or do they just wait for it to leak and cause a flood then fix it?
Issue #2
So after cleaning the flooded restroom and using the toilet, I came to the study to call the front desk and let them know about the flood in the restroom and what do I see on the floor? A prescription pill! A quick Google search showed the pill was an anti-​psychotic and extremely dangerous of swallowed by children. What If I had my kids with me on this trip? Kids out everything in their mouth. For all they know it could look like candy to them! Was this room even vacuumed before being given to me? Apparently not! I didn’t notice it the night before because we hit the bed as soon as we checked in. 6 hour nonstop drive pretty much killed us.
Needless to say, the Venetian pretty much ruined our vacation for the most part. I will never stay here again.
Issue #3
They gave us a room on the 11^th floor, except the elevator that’s the closest to our room doesn’t go up to the 11^th floor. It only goes to the 10^th floor and you have to take the stairs up 1 flight, or take the other elevator on the other side and walk about 12 minutes from one end of the hotel to the other to reach our room. Now I’m not trying to be a snob but that is not 5 star experience I thought I paid for.

Stunning. Beautiful. Magical stay in Suite 1 – 408. It was clean, comfy, and just gorgeous. In fact… The entire hotel/​casino was purfect! Didn’t have the typical casino smoke smell either. Only downside was the long confusing hallways and elevators to get from the room to the main lobby. Staff and door/​bellmen were all professional/​helpful. The ambiance was exactly as I would have hoped, and more. Lovely. Good shopping, and safe!
Highly recommend for a nice quick getaway!

My sister got an offer for free room, money for play and dining credit. Airfare was cheap, so yay! Probably the best hotel I’ve stayed at so far on this Strip. The rooms were nice and loved the extra area.
The bed was comfy… not too firm and not too soft. Too bad those log pillows were so hard. I like to cuddle with those to sleep, but this one wasn’t comfortable. Don’t think nasty.
The casino was nice and there is shopping and connected to the Palazzo. There are a few dining options which wasn’t bad.
I just hate how the check in area is soooooo far from the rooms, but most of the casinos like that.

Unfortunate customer service for the hotel and the rooms could really use some updating. We were lied to by the front desk about when we’d be able to check in and wasted over an hour on the phone dealing with changing rooms and getting help with our bags and new keys. Housekeeping decided not to clean our common area, not even take out the trash in the bins or vacuum the floor, which obviously had crumbs. A manager on the phone promised not to charge a resort fee for our troubles, but of course the resort fee appeared on the bill. We got a restaurant credit, but the restaurant couldn’t figure out how to apply it. It was just one thing after another, and unlike any of the other 6 hotels I’ve stayed at on the strip.
The good news? The rooms are big, the bathrooms are quite nice, and the beds were very comfortable.

Love this place! I’m a man of style and I love a EXCELLENT style moment. This hotel/​casino is beautiful to say the least. From the valet/​check in, room space *All Suites* to the attached mall which is insane — Barneys anyone?!’
The hotel also houses the amazing Canyon Spa and that alone gets my vote. It’s a must that you get out and see the sites which include a impressive gondola experience.
Love!!!

I stayed at their sister hotel, Palazzo before and compared to Palazzo, The Venetian doesnt live upto its name and its high standards. It is still upscale, nice hotel but I didnt have a good experience while staying here so I can only leave it at this at the moment.
I do love their casino because its big and is connected to Palazzo side so you have more choice on where to gamble. I only play video roulette and I like the roulette machine on the Palazzo side better. Of course, their Grand Canal Shoppes are awesome because it is just below where youre staying. I love shopping there because you can find almost anything and many restaurants to choose from.
So why three stars? Well, suite we were staying in had a problem. I was about to jump into shower and as soon as I opened the shower booth, I seriously could not breathe and almost puke. I was about to vomit any second. I realized theres this unknown black residue left over the shower booth and it smelled really really bad! I am assuming that there might have been plumbing issues and so the water was actually backflowing to leave the shower booth so filthy.
I immediately called and the head manager upgraded our suite but ugh, I cannot forget its smell. Later, I lost something at the suite and I am almost certain that the housekeeper stole it. Filed a report and I am waiting on what will happen next.
To me, it seems like the suites are definitely a lot more spacious on the Palazzo side than at The Venetian for the same price. I will stick with the Palazzo for now for good.

Love this place from top to bottom. Great location, excellent service, exceptional hotel rooms and top notch food.
I know this place is pretty pricey but you do get what you pay for!
Only slight let down was the shower water pressure. Not bad, but could have been better. Might be true at all hotels… I’m pretty sure Vegas is watching how much water is being used!

I’ve been meaning to write a review for The Venetian for a very long time now but I keep forgetting. This time around I did not. The Venetian is one of my favorite places to stay in Las Vegas, hands down! Especially for a great romantic getaway, and they have a special package that will make your anniversary magical and memorable. For example, for our anniversary, we rented a suite that was as big as a glamorous New York City, studio apartment. Our bathroom was huge and it came with a tub and a stand up shower. There was also a huge powder table. We also had a nice living room area with a nice small sofa, and our view was spectacular.
Customer service here was «primo número uno!» Their check-​in lobby was just outstanding service, and they really pay attention to seamless experience! And as you head up to your room, you will walk through one of the most beautiful architectures in this hotel. It’s timeless.
Wherever you are in your love life, or even just to celebrate your successes, The Venetian is the place to be in Las Vegas.
Until then, be kind to one another and Cheers! ~ :p

The Venetian is by far the best hotel ive stayed in. Greats location, Helpful Staff, Shopping centers, upscale decorations and beautiful suites. This is a more higher end hotel that is worth the money you spent.
I wanted to make my Las Vegas Stay a memorable one, so I booked a Venetian suite. Our suite came with 720sq ft room that contained a large restroom with a living room area and a kind bed. The room had 3 TV’s, one in the bathroom, living room and bedroom. Everything about this suite was high class, from the bath robs to the glassware. Our suite was located in the 4 th floor, next to the spa and massage center. We didn’t do much gambling in the hotel but we sure walked around the indoor mall. The art work in the indoor mall is Breathtaking. Everything about that mall was amazing.
Overall, we had a pleasant stay. The only thing I disliked was the room next door. It was a bunch of girls having a bachelorette party. The noise level was very high and made our experience a bit less pleasant. But anyways, the hotel was great and I highly recommend this place at least one night while in Vegas.

Yes this hotel is GORGEOUS, but:
Suites are really small, we stayed in a suite that had 2 queen beds and a pullout sofa bed and it wasn’t spacious at all, there isn’t a separate living room either. No closed door privacy. We were all family that stayed in the suite so we didn’t care but for people that will care, there is no privacy. Bathroom isn’t to big, sink area is small. Suite was extremely clean and beds are so comfortable even the pull out sofa bed was pretty comfy. Convenient shops and restaurants in hotel. If you haven’t visited the location where they have the gondola and shops where it looks like your outside you must see it at least once, it’s very pretty!
Also, it’s a journey from the time you check in, until you get to your room. You have to take one elevator up to a certain floor that all the suites are on, walk a mile and then take another elevator up to your floor level. Also when we arrived we were told that our luggage would be delivered in 10 minutes and it took 30 minutes, I normally wouldn’t mind the longer wait but we were on a time crunch and needed our clothes. They made it seem as if we had to have our bags taken up by the bell boy because they were pretty adamant about it, otherwise we would have taken our own bags up.
I definitely wouldn’t stay here again when visiting Vegas, again the hotel grounds are breathtaking with all the art and paintings on the ceilings but the rooms itself are not worth it.

No me hospedé en este hotel, simplemente entré en más de una ocasión. La verdad me dejó obnubilada. Creí que conocía y había comprendido la monstruosidad de los hoteles se Estados Unidos pero no, una vez más me dejan con la boca abierta. TIENEN HASTA CANALES ADENTRO DONDE PASEAN LOS GONDOLIERI CANTANDO ÓPERA. Obsceno y ostentoso.
Lo genial de estos hoteles en Las Vegas es lo mucho que manipulan al huesped/​cliente para que permanezcan adentro sin necesidad de desplazarse a otros lados. Son mundos. Con cielo incluido que aparenta tener movimiento y cambia de color como el de verdad (únicamente jamás se manifiesta la noche, solamente amanecer y atardecer). Ostentación de nuevo.
Las mejores marcas de los mejores diseñadores están ahí y no sólo eso, sino también tecnología y gastronomía.
Sorprendentemente, comer NO siempre es caro, a veces es muchísimo mas barato de lo que uno podría llegar a imaginar.
No fui con el gondoliere pero la próxima le pido que me cante

Great hotel but shockingly bad housekeeping.
Checked into my room and discovered dried urine all over the toilet seat… couldn’t believe it… see photos. I was too tired to go down to complain… so gross. Also, there was someone’s clothing tag on the floor… gross.
I like the Venetian but this recent housekeeping fail has turned me off completely. See photos.

Das am 3. Mai 1999 eröffnete Venetian Resort Hotel widmet sich dem Thema Venedig. Die Eigentümer sind Las Vegas Sands, die im Jahre 2007 in Macao ein weiteres Venedig Hotel eröffnet hat.
Das Casino Hotel hat es mit seinen 7.128 Zimmer in die Top Ten der größten Hotels der Welt geschafft. Das Hotel bietet höchsten Komfort, darunter die Canyon Ranch mit einem 6.000 m² großen Wellnessbereich. Es gibt auch eine 12 m hohe Kletterwand und eine Poolanlage mit 20.000 m² mit 5 Pools und Poolbar.
Das Casino im Venetian hat stattliche 11.000 m² und verfügt über 122 Spieltische, darunter Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Baccarat, Keno, Sportwetten, 2.500 Slots und Videopokergeräte. Beeindruckend ist der 1.000 m² große Pokerraum mit 39 Pokertischen. Hier wird Texas Hold’Em, Stud Poker und Omaha gespielt. Die wohlhabende Kundschaft kann im Players Club Grazie sein Spielglück austesten.
Sehenswert ist die Einkaufspassage «Grand Canal Shoppes» in der 1. Etage, wo ein leuchtender blauer Himmel an die Decke projiziert wird. Unzählige Geschäfte, Cafés und Restaurants warten hier auf Besucher. Highlight ist ein nachgebauter Markusplatz und ein 400 m langer «Canale Grande».
Im Hotel befinden sich 12 erstklassige Gourmet-​Restaurants mit internationalen Sterneköchen. Darüber hinaus kann man auch in das Madame Tussauds-​Wachsfigurenkabinett. Alles wirkt in diesem Hotel sehr edel und gepflegt.
Das Hotel sollte auf keiner Entdeckungsreise auf dem Las Vegas Boulevard fehlen.

Ein absoluter Traum, wenn auch etwas hochpreisig. die Gondelfahrten sind ein romantischer Traum. beim Zefferinos zum lunch mit Blick auf den Kanal bleiben keine Wünsche offen. hier kann man verloren gehen.

Willkommen im der Scheinwelt vom Venetian !!! Das Hotel selbst ist wirklich nobel und lässt kaum Wünsche offen. Unsere kleine Suite hatte ca 65 qm, ein Riesenbett, ein separater Wohnbereich, gleich drei Fernseher, üppige Minibar (wie alles hier relativ teuer), Bad mit Dusche und Wanne. Die Toilette ist abgetrennt davon.,
Zu den Zimmern sowie den zwei Pool Bereichen kommt man nur an der Security vorbei (Zimmerkarte vorzeigen). Finde ich persönlich gut gelöst.
Essen und trinken kann man 24 Stunden. Daneben gibt es eine Vielzahl von sehr hochpreisigen Restaurants.
Casino ist wie überall: bling bling, ratter, Lärm, viele Menschen, Jubel, Frust…
Insgesamt finde ich Las Vegas mittlerweile wirklich teuer, aber wenn man es wie Eintrittspreise für eine Show ansieht ist es wohl okay. Zwei bis drei Tage Scheinwelt reichen vollkommen ;-)

Je suis partie en weekend à Venise fin 2009, et j’ai eu la chance d’y remettre les pieds en 2010, mais par procuration, en étant à Vegas! Et oui, ici, on y est sur la place Saint Marc. On voit les gondoles, et même les pigeons sont là pour planer au-​dessus de nous.
Le plus bel hôtel de Vegas pour moi. Il a vraiment su retranscrire l’esprit de cette magnifique ville de Vénétie. On retrouve le Campanile, qui s’impose fièrement sur le strip, sans rien envier à la fake Tour Eiffel de l’autre côté. Les gondoles telles qu’on les trouve le long du Long Canal sont également là pour faire le show.
Vous étiez en plein Vegas en pleine nuit? Vous vous retrouvez en plein Venise en plein jour? C’est NORMAL! C’est ça aussi Vegas! Grâce au faux ciel peint dans l’enceinte de l’hôtel, vous né savez plus quel jour ni quelle heure il est! Le petit glacier est là, les petits cafés aussi, les restaurants également.
Une imitation du palais des doges, des peintures au plafond… Bref, l’Italie retranscrite dans plusieurs milliers de mètres carrés pour le plaisir des yeux.

Très connu, le Venetian est un très beau casino et ses galeries intérieures méritent autant le détour que ses canaux à l’extérieur. J’avais peur de l’effet un peu kitch, mais finalement non, le lieu est assez charmant. Passez-​y si vous êtes à Vegas.

Toll. Ein total verrrücktes Hotel in Las Vegas. Im ersten Stock des Hotels fahren Gondeln und der Aussenbereich ist dem Markusplatz in Venedig nachempfunden. Das Hotel ist mit riesig und bietet zum Shopping, Essen, Spielen einfach alles was man braucht. Die Zimmer sind der absolute Hammer.

Très bel hôtel si on aime Venise, accueil banal, les suites sont spacieuses et d’un grand standing avec une super salle de bain. Boutiques de luxe, mais au deuxième niveau on peut se restaurer pour pas chère.
Pour en profiter complètement, malgré le prix faudra sortir la CB, wifi payant 20 $, dans le mini bar la petite bouteille de Champagne 39 $ et le Redbull à 9 $ etc…
Carte de crédit acceptée surtout si vous êtes un homme ?
Dernier bémol la taxe de séjour m’a été débitée alors qu’elle avait été règle à la réservation

Splendide hotel, les chambres sont magnifiques et le rapport qualite /​prix est vraiment top !

superbes et tres vastes chambres, vue piscine agréable, il né manqué que la bouilloire