Wynn Las Vegas Hotel Rooms

The bed is "to die for."  It's as comfortable as any bed I've slept in, including multiple Four Seasons Hotels around the world, and all of the top hotels in Las Vegas.

Also, in this picture, you'll notice that the art is interesting, the bedside tables offer the usual high-grade phones and alarm clocks with CD players.

This picture isn't perfect, but if you look closely, you can see the pivoting flatscreen TV on the wall to the left of the painting. Wynn did a good job of putting high-quality televisions in the rooms, both in the main room as well as in the bathrooms.  Also in this picture, you get a feel for the mini-bar (which uses sensors, so don't pick up anything unless you plan to buy it, because you will be charged) and the table that gives you a place to sit and talk if you are using the room for business.

The rooms at Wynn Las Vegas offer a great business desk complete with fax/copier/printer and high-speed Internet access. The high-tech phone with touch-screen menus is also a nice touch. The couch is small, but comfortable.

The bathroom in the Wynn Las Vegas hotel rooms is no nicer than those at Venetian or Bellagio or Mandalay Bay -- with the exception of the flat screen TV in the wall next to the sinks.  This is a nice touch.  If you are shopping for hotel rooms in Las Vegas and they all seem similar, this is something that tips the balance in favor of Wynn Las Vegas.

The tub is a little bit smaller than those you'll find in Bally's remodeled rooms and not quite as nice as Bellagio and Mandalay Bay, but it is big and nice enough to do. The shower is pretty much the same as that you will find in the other top Las Vegas hotels.