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Awards and Affiliations
Four Seasons Las Vegas is listed in the 2011 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay and the 2011 Travel + Leisure 500.
Accessibility Options
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the “Special or Accessibility Requests” section of “Trip Preferences” when you book your hotel.
Property Amenities
This luxury Four Seasons hotel is three miles from the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Chilled water, misters, cucumber slices for eyes, freshly sliced fruit, and a shade arbor create an oasis at the lushly landscaped pool deck. An 8,000-square-foot pool is complemented by two spa tubs, and light meals are served at the poolside restaurant. Guests are welcome at the pools of the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino next door.
The Verandah Restaurant offers informal indoor and outdoor dining. 24-hour room service is available. The Four Seasons Las Vegas has a 24-hour business center, 20,486 square feet of meeting facilities including 9 meeting and conference rooms.
Phone messages hand-delivered to rooms, iced tea with cubes of frozen tea, and traditional afternoon tea add charm.
Rooms
Guestrooms at the Four Seasons Las Vegas are located on five floors and are accessed by private express elevators. Rooms exude a residential feel, with upholstered chairs and ottomans and executive desks. Down comforters, triple sheeting, and high-quality linens imported from Hong Kong ensure comfortable sleeping.
In addition to 42-inch plasma TVs, guestrooms have complimentary HBO and Cinemax, VCRs, and DVD players. Movie rentals are available at the concierge desk. Complimentary newspaper choices are The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, or a local Las Vegas newspaper. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access (surcharge) is available, and in-room safes accommodate laptop computers.
Marble bathrooms feature a separate soaking tub and shower and L'Occitane bath amenities.
Rollaway beds are available for a fee. Small pets are welcome (deposit required).
Room Amenities
Dining
Verandah - Guests can enjoy authentic Italian cuisine from a menu of housemade pastas, wood-fired pizzas, seafood, and braised meats. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served, with buffet breakfast on the weekends and afternoon tea Monday through Thursday. Warm, natural décor.
Charlie Palmer Steak - Relaxed, spacious steakhouse with a club-style atmosphere. Chef Charlie Palmer offers up artisan-aged beef, fish, and seafood, all served with inventive twists. Open for dinner only.
Pool Bar - Light fare and beverages, including a menu of exotic drinks. Salads, sandwiches, and cold desserts are also available. Open daily early morning to early evening.
24-hour room service is available.
Recreation
An 8,000-square-foot outdoor pool and two spa tubs are situated amid an expansive, lushly landscaped pool deck with arbors for shade. The fitness center, which overlooks the pool gardens, offers steam rooms as well as strength-training and cardio equipment.
Four Seasons guests receive complimentary use of the freeform pools, waveform beach, and lazy river at the adjoining Mandalay Bay Resort. Four Seasons guests are also welcome to participate in the Mandalay's yoga, Pilates, and aerobics classes (surcharges).
The Bali Hai Golf Club on the Strip is only three minutes from the hotel, and lighted tennis courts at Bally's Hotel & Casino are two miles from the Four Seasons (surcharges).
Jogging begins right outside the hotel, and many guests enjoy hiking and biking at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, 21 miles away, or driving 45 miles to Lake Mead for boating and fishing.
The recreational activities listed below are available on site or nearby; fees may apply.
Spa
The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas is a Forbes Five-Star Award winner, offering a calm, restful sanctuary, with results-oriented treatments that have been uniquely conceived to hydrate the skin, promote anti-aging, and elevate the art of relaxation. Services include massages, Ayurvedic treatments, body scrubs and wraps, and manicures and pedicures.
Guests under 16 years of age are not permitted in the spa area. Guests under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult to visit the spa.
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“cant wait to go back”
Four Seasons itself is amazing. Too bad it's so far at the end of the strip
“Best family hotel in Las Vegas”
First time at a Four Seasons and it was the best hotel experience ever. Truly worth it's five star rating.
“Absolutely enjoyed our stay!”
Hotel personnel were all extremely cordial and polite. I don't think my husband and I ever had to open the front lobby doors ourselves, and that was coming or going. It was a nice surprise to find that this hotel was part of the Mandalay Bay complex. While they did not offer manicures or pedicures, they simply picked up the phone and called next door to Mandalay Bay; a 2 minute walk away. I loved coming back to the room in the evening to find the curtains closed, the bed turned down and my slippers by the bedside. It was a wonderful place to stay for our anniversary.
“ABSOLUTELY NO GAMBLE HERE”
This is an absolutely fabulous hotel. It is an oasis amid the craziness of Vegas. The pool is private and gorgeous. The restaurants are wonderful. I could go on and on. You must stay here.
“Looking forward to my next stay.”
The hotel is 5 star all the way. Rooms are constantly being serviced with towels; glasses; ice; at least twice per day. The staff is very friendly and courteous. Credit to the General Manager for running a smooth operation.
“In everything while away from everything”
This hotel was great. From the time we checked in to when we left, we received top-notch service from everyone with whom we interacted. We were celebrating our wedding anniversary and the Four Seasons made it very enjoyable. I would definitely stay here again. The massage at the spa (while expensive) was wonderful and relaxing by the pool was definitely a highlight of our trip.
“Las Vegas Strip's Quiet Oasis”
Hotel was completely as reviewed. As chaotic as the big casino lobbies were, The Four Seasons was the complete opposite. Staff was friendly and helpful, but not intrusive. If you can book the Four Seasons for even 20 or 30% more than the other hotels, do it and you will be in for a treat.
“Very Nice Amidst the Strip”
An oasis in the intensity of the Strip. Superb service and attention to detail make this a great option for the discriminating traveler.
“Las Vegas Chic”
Great!!!
“An Oasis of Calm”
In a seminar I took last year while staying at this hotel, they referenced the Four Seasons as being an example of excellent customer service. They asked us to listen for "Four Seasons Speak", i.e. "Absolutely", "Right Away", "No Problem" and how they hardly ever miss and opportunity to address you by name. Well, it is all true, and it's the reason that whenever I come to Vegas, I stay at the Four Seasons. There is no smoky casino to walk through on your way to the lobby, although, if you like, the Mandalay Bay Casino is close by. The main areas of the hotel are so calm, and the rooms are so quiet you may wonder if anyone else is checked in. On my first stay, I requested a strip view room and got a breathtaking view of the strip from the 36th floor (definitely worth the money). This time around, I checked in very early (like 8:30am) and that room wasn't ready, so they upgraded me to a Suite on the top floor. Lucky me! While the strip view wasn't quite as breathtaking, the spacious, comfy room was. The main bathroom was huge, and I didn't even notice the second bathroom by the entry till the next day. A big plus in the morning is the coffee maker and complementary European blend coffee. For room service meals, don't miss the chicken/apple sausage for breakfast or the crab cake appetizers. And you must have the Parmesan truffle French fries (my own personal heaven). I'm already saving up for my next trip to the Four Seasons Las Vegas.
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The preferred airport for Four Seasons Las Vegas is Las Vegas, NV (LAS-McCarran Intl.) - 2.2 km / 1.3 mi.
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