Visitors to Las Vegas are spoiled for choice when it comes to lodging options — our experts recommend over 150 hotels, and many luxury options are priced very competitively. Four properties, however, stand out above the others, with TripExpert Scores over 95. Of these four, the Bellagio and the Wynn are Vegas classics, with nightclubs, 24-hour casinos, and an extensive range of dining and drinking options. By contrast, the other two are low-key, casino-free getaways: the Four Seasons and the Mandarin Oriental. Read on find out which suits you best.
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Pool at the Bellagio
Pool at the Four Seasons
In Vegas, there is often a gap between promise and reality. Many hotels purport to offer old school luxury; the Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas 9 is one of few properties that truly delivers. It has the newest, most well-maintained rooms of any hotel in Vegas we’ve visited, and beautifully landscaped gardens surrounding its pool. There’s no casino, and no thumping poolside parties, making it a wonderful retreat from the rest of the Strip.
Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas
Like the Four Seasons, the Mandarin Oriental is praised by reviewers for being a quiet haven, a spot of sophisticated elegance in a complex that also lacks a casino but that includes an outstanding spa and restaurant. The design, which evokes contemporary Hong Kong, is a welcome change to the aesthetic of the rest of the Strip.
XS Nightclub, Wynn Las Vegas
With almost 3,000 rooms, the Wynn Las Vegas 9 is one of the largest and most amenity-rich hotel complexes in Vegas. You’ll get a larger room here than you will at many other hotels, and with access to everything in this genuinely impressive and kitsch-free resort, you’ll rarely need to leave (that’s the idea).
