5 Star Hotels in Las Vegas

Hotel was fantastic, great room with a great view, but the real plus was the staff. To say they were helpful, friendly and very polite, would only be half of the story, they were so much better than that.

Room was fab, with an amazing balcony and view right over strip and fountains.

They always take good care of us and upgraded us to a beautiful corner suite with a double bath, and huge sitting area. Great views, great food, great staff

I just returned from a trip to Las Vegas where my best friend and I had the pleasure of staying at the Wynn Resort. There is hardly any need to go anywhere else, except maybe for a particular show. Everything about this resort is top-notch; if the top Forbes rating is 5 stars, the Wynn deserves 6. The buildings, the landscape, the restaurants, the personnel: all are excellent. You will not regret staying at the Wynn.

By far the best on the whole of the strip. One word......AMAZING!

If you want to enjoy the beauty of Las Vegas I strongly recommend the Vdara. It is very nice and comfortable. No Casino (which is a plus in my opinion). However very close to the strip and the move. Rooms are great. I had the luck of being upgraded in the suite as I was with my wife and my two kids and we had a blast.

I've stayed at Trump twice both times great experiences. The staff was awesome from start to finish love the workout facilities and the pool area was great.

Even their basic room is over 650 square feet with a luxurious bath and a sunken living room. Despite being in the middle of the Strip the room was very quiet with no outside noise. There are lots of great places to eat and shop and world class entertainment. They even have a quiet courtyard with outdoor pool and hot tub in the midst of lush garden and trees. The architecture, paintings and decor are literally mind blowing. You could spend a week here without leaving the resort and not miss out on anything. HIGHLY recommended.

We stayed for 3 nights from Thursday April 10th. We were given a suite on the 25th floor with a view of the strip, however the view was mostly of roofs and parking lots....although it was certainly prettier at night because of the lights of the strip. The room was well-equipped, clean, and altogether lovely. Prestige gets you up higher (for the better views) and gives you access to the prestige lounge where the breakfast buffet is extensive, you can have coffee at any time, and alcoholic drinks and snacks are also complementary in the late afternoon to evening. (Get there early if you want to snack though - we arrived 1/2 hour before the end one night and there was nothing left except nuts. No biggie as we were going out to eat that night, but even so....) The beds were turned down at night and the chocolates are decadent. A glass of Champagne upon arrival was a nice touch, and the check in and out was a breeze; Prestige service was excellent. The casino is a decent size and has a variety of games, there is a nice boutique near the elevators and there is extensive shopping nearby. The drug store right next door came in very handy for those little items one always ends up forgetting or for a quick snack. As for the pool, getting a chair on Saturday proved to be quite an ordeal, and they are placed so close together that it can be a little uncomfortable for some . Also, if you are a sun-lover, you won't see it until after lunch in most of the pool areas.

Perfect hotel to relax and enjoy Vegas in a more laid back way.