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| - This has got to be one of my favorite hotels/resorts to stay compared to all the places I've stayed in at Vegas. My boyfriend and I checked in at the Venetian at 11AM and worried that our room wasn't going to be ready. We took a risk and decided to go for it anyways and was happy to see that our room was ready and that we were able to check in right away (super efficient and accommodating).
THE ROOM:
For a regular suite, this has got to be one of the biggest hotels room I've stayed in in the US. The bathroom is huge with two sinks, a bath, a shower, a small vanity desk, and a separate section for the toilet. There are many mirrors in the bathroom with amazing lighting. HELLO SELFIES! My most favorite part of this suite was definitely the living room because it gave us extra room to eat, hang around, walk around, etc. There are also three TVs included in this suite - one in the bathroom, one where the bed is, and one in the living room.
AMENITIES:
There are ten pools total, half belongs to Venetian and the other half belongs to the Palazzo. All of the pools are super nice and they all accommodate to whichever hotel guests prefer (i.e. family pool, quiet pool, etc). The biggest pool is definitely the pool next to Tao Beach Club which is nice if you like listening to DJs, but don't want to pay $$ to get into Tao Beach Club. However, hotel guests get in free before 2pm, so that is a major plus. My boyfriend and I got there at exactly 2pm and they still let us in for free. The beach club is pretty small though and the pool is pretty disgusting. I read some reviews after going there and it seems like a lot of people thought the pool smelled like piss, which I totally 100% agree with (I thought it was just me).
I didn't get to try out the spa facilities because I already had a spa day at Aria, but I am pretty sure it is super nice.
FOOD:
Of all the hotels I've stayed at in Vegas, I think the Venetian provides the most variety in terms of food within the hotel premises. The restaurants ranges from super cheap to super expensive, so the hotel guests has a lot of options. The problem I had at Aria was that they didn't have cheap food places within the hotel vicinity. The food is actually pretty good too; I highly recommend the 24 hour pizza joint downstairs. I also really enjoyed having Bouchon Bakery right in front of the hotels on the casino floor.
Overall, this is definitely a hotel that I would want to stay in again in the future. It really does not disappoint. It is by far the best hotel I've stayed in in Vegas (I still havent tried other great ones like Encore and Wynn though). I love how there are shopping centers, restaurants, and many other things inside the area, instead of having to go outside in the heat for it. I really dread going out in the hot weather for food, so this was the perfect place to stay in for me.
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