Wynn Las Vegas Hotel - Reviewed
Wynn Las Vegas Hotel and Casino offers countless services to make your stay more enjoyable. The hotel rooms at Wynn Las Vegas include Internet access through the television as well as wired connections with a complimentary network cable. They also include a fax machine in each room, and two flat screen televisions, one in the main room and one in the bathroom. The hotel offers every amenity you can think of including airport shuttle, car rental (a Hertz rental desk is located in the self park garage), a Business Center complete with notaries, courier service and the usual amenities, multiple film development options both for 35mm and digital, a laundry valet service, photography and videography services, floral decorative services, and shoe shines. Wynn's also offers boardrooms and an impressive convention area. The Convention Area itself is 20,000 square feet including a 50,000 square-foot ballroom and a 25,000 square-foot ballroom complete with technically supported stage. All meeting rooms may be divided, and each has its own terrace with views of either the golf course, pools or gardens. All convention areas feature advanced technologies, including high-speed
Internet access, wireless access, and A/V capabilities.
One of the best things about Steve Wynn's new casino in Las Vegas is the Blackjack pit at the pool. Drink Mai Tais or other drinks while playing Blackjack and enjoin the scenery. The poolside Blackjack tables are open from 8:00am to nightfall. A nice touch is the addition of plasma tv screens to watch sporting events while you play. The pool also offers cabana for the ultimate in luxury lounging. Unfortunately, the pool is limited to hotel guests.
Wynn Las Vegas is built on the site of the old Desert Inn and Steve Wynn worked with Tom Fazio to build a world class golf course adjacent to the resort. The proximity of the course is a huge advantage over most hotel/casinos in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, green fees are pricey and the rumor is that Wynn will tear down the golf course to build a new tower.
About the Author
Tom Schmidt is a travel writer for SearchingCities.com. He has written articles about Las Vegas Restaurants and New York City Tours and Atlantic City Hotels.
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