At a Glance
Guests are transported to an Italian inspired dream at this iconic property with a canal waterway and replicas of famous Venetian landmarks.
Indagare Loves
- Mario Batali and Thomas Keller restaurants
- Shopping at The Grand Canal Shoppes
- Traditional décor and spacious accommodations
Review
The Venetian has remained one of the top Strip hotels and tourist destinations since its opening in 1999. Although it’s elaborately decorated with scenic frescos and replica landmarks to feel like Italy, it’s become an internationally recognized landmark in its own right. Even if you’re not staying at the hotel, stop by to see the indoor/outdoor canal waterway with gondolas and singing gondoliers.
The accommodations at The Venetian fit the majestic exterior of the property. Every room on property is a suite, and they range from 650 square feet to 8,000 square feet. Décor is traditional, with crown moldings, plush linens and heavy draperies. Spa-like bathrooms are laid with Italian marble and contain Roman soaking tubs.
Most of the restaurants are located in the adjacent Grand Canal Shoppes, which offer a wide variety of shopping outlets and dining options as well as street performers in St. Mark’s Square. Restaurants include Mario Batali’s B&B Ristorante, Thomas Keller’s Bouchon and Daniel Boulud’s DB Brasserie.
Who Should Stay
Business travelers, classic Las Vegas enthusiasts, families.
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