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| - My first time here. I didn't stay here and this review is only for the casino.
The casino is very nice and classy but not stuff upscale where you might feel out of place, at least for me. They are connected to the Encore as well and you can cross between both without going outside.
Self parking is pretty easy and there was always a spot by the casino entrance. You have to pay for it on the way out but it was free for Red Card members. Not sure how much it was but there are pay machines right by the entrance/exit of the casino and once you pay, you just use that receipt to exit.
Plenty of stores in the Wynn and mostly upscale stores. There's also a cafe type place close to the casino edge which serves sandwiches, pastries, ice cream and coffee. There's a small ice cream counter right by the entrance as well, which i think serves coffee during the morning hours. The cafe is open 24 hours which is nice. There's also a general store for sodas, souvenirs, etc.
There are plenty of other restaurants as well which I will have to check out next I am here. Some of them were only open for dinner. I would think that it would be a good idea to make reservations.
There's also a bar and a sports betting room with another bar as well.
Plenty of seating, some just comfortable arm chairs and some with desks to fill your picks out. Also plenty of screens showing whatever sports was available or playing at the moment. A lot of horse betting which i don't follow. There are even couches for groups in the back as well. Theres a waitress that walks thru here as well. If you gambling, you get free drinks. There are odd sheets for each sport that is available to bet on. Professional and College and of course all types of horse races.
You fill out your bet and turn in into one of the folks manning the counter and you get a ticket with your betting info. I didn't watch it but they also had movie night in here certain nights of the week. That's pretty cool considering the size of the some of the screens.
All types of table games, Texas Hold Em, Three Card Poker, Roulette, Dice, Blackjack, etc. The minimums are all listed on a computer screen right by the dealer. They went up at night and on weekends.
Plenty of slots too, penny, nickel, quarter, dollar, and more. Video Poker and a High Stakes Slot room as well.
Of course they had a Poker room as well. The tournaments started at Noon I believe. Pricing to enter depended on day of the week.
Overall, very nice casino and plenty of options as far as restaurants, shopping and gambling. I would definltey stay here next time if I had a choice.
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