If you are deciding what resort to stay at look no further.Yes it does cost a little more but worth it.The rooms are stunning. I mean real Suites. If you can upgrade you room do it. We booked a Prima Suite Expedia $399. For a extra $150 we upgraded to a 2300 square feet suite.

Thanks Josh slot supervisor and Mike slot attendant helping us with the Rock of Ages Slot machines.You both are a true asset to the Sands Corporation.I see great things in your future

We stayed at the Venetian for 5 days from the 15th of December. As soon as we walked in we were bombarded with the smell of smoke this seemed to be a constant as you got closer to the casino. While we asked for a non-smoking room which we got, at times walking to the elevator on our floor you could still smell the smoke. I would recommend better ventilation systems as not all patrons smoke or want to constantly smell smoke. We frequented other casinos and the ventilation was better. It would also have been nice to be told on check in that there is a smoke free casino floor, found that out by chance on our last day. We were lucky and found non-smoking pockets in the main casino but smoke does not stay confined to one area.

The food was plentiful at the Grand Lux but lacked flavour, it was convenient to eat there though. Also there was an odd sewer like smell in the café area entrance at times.

The rooms were nice but really who needs three televisions, with one obstructed by mini bar items that you could not move for fear of being charged on their sensor system. The TV in the bathroom was awkwardly placed because to watch tv in the bathtub you would be leaning against the faucet, not very comfortable. Instead of the three tvs why not have a fan in the toilet area, and also in the toilet area the light was so dim, and needed “warm up” time so we were forced to leave it on.

The resort fee is a joke and it’s a shame when you need to ride an elevator to go in search of a newspaper daily, also the location to get the newspaper is not ideal. When you find the paper you need to ride the elevator back to your room and leave it for your return. For our 4 night stay we paid over a $100 for 2 newspapers, how is that a fair resort fee? I also find it hard to believe people come to Vegas to go to the gym or spend time on the internet. Maybe the fee should be for use of service not across the board.

The Café Presse is also a sham as its not centrally located and requires an elevator ride and a walk through the smoke filled casino. We were two people there for 4 mornings and only got two free cups of coffee, rather misleading. The coupon book on a whole is misleading as the places are hard to find and staff seemed put out when the coupon was presented for 2 for 1 drinks. It really is smoke and mirror with the coupons. Better orientation is needed to let patrons know what is available at the hotel and in Vegas. At the casino my friend was given Grazie the casino card, I who was standing next to her was not offered one. How does that make sense? I had to go get one on my own.

The hotel is big, a welcome package in rooms placed on the bed would be useful, and should contain a proper map. We also did not appreciate being asked each and every day if we were coming back from the staff at the mall level. Within our arrival we were asked 3 times. Not everyone is interested in time shares nor do I know within 2 hours of arrival if I plan to come back next year. I now have an answer and that answer is maybe and that will be based on what other hotels are offering.

This was our second stay at the Venetian. The last time we waited until the wee hour of the moning, this time, rooms were ready. We had a great room on the 8th floor that while wasn't an upgrade view room, we had a great view of the mountains around us, so we considered it a view room.
The drawbacks to this stay were the horrendously slow and non-working internet/wifi which will need correcting and the fact that there is no coffee/tea service in the rooms which makes utterly no sense from a service standpoint. I presume expecting guests to pay an exhorbitant free for room service coffee/tea service and the flip side of that is having to dress in the morning to take a long hike for your morning beverage.
Our room, I think, was not one of the renovated rooms. The bathroom still has outdated gold fixtures although the room itself is quiet and comfortable and the bathroom spacious. We really like having the all-suite concept as it gives you more room to stretch out.
The hotel surroundings itself with the canal shoppes area is amazing just due to the near complexity of construction.
The other drawback which I find in all hotels in Vegas, and this one is no exception, is the putrid air fresheners that they use throughout the hotel/casino that when combined with the cigarette smoke in the casino area is enough to make you gag and just run through as fast as you can.

It's our first time in Vegas and I picked The Venetian for lodging. I am a Priority Club member but I didn't know this hotel was in the chain as well. So, we had just visited the Grand Canyon, and we were staying at Holiday Inn in Tusayon with $120 paid. That's a regular price of Holiday Inn chain, right. Then here we are at The Venetian, all suites 5-star hotel, booked with $149+20 per night. Though, nothing is complimentary here but it's a totally different experience, right? It's a great value to us. Plus, we requested a crib for our 13-month old. Came with the crib, there's also a surrounding bumper and a set of bathing care products which we had never received in other hotels that we had stayed since the baby was born. (We travel a lot.)