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As an established hotel, despite its age, the property is impeccably maintained, spotlessly clean, and feels remarkably upscale and grand. The hotel offers both breakfast and lunch buffets. If I recall correctly, it's $60 per person, and the selection is extensive. For an international hotel buffet, it's quite impressive. The service was also excellent; staff proactively offered to help with our luggage. We tipped, and the front desk staff were incredibly welcoming, truly making us feel valued. The entire ground floor is dedicated to entertainment and gaming. Overall, the service standard in Las Vegas is consistently high.

The front desk of the hotel is in an inconspicuous and small place in the Caesars Palace. There is a cigar bar next to it. The smog is filled and we don’t feel good with our children. With the 4-year-old Vain aircraft delay, check in at 11 o'clock in the evening, the hotel front desk said that we have to wait 15-20 minutes, because the hotel manager needs to go to our room to check whether the cleaning of the room has been completed. I was shocked when I heard it. Isn't this work done in the afternoon before the guests stay? It was close to the early morning! During the check-in period, other guests checked in and got the room card. I asked again, the indifference of the front desk indicated that the other party was staying in a superior suite. I was just a common room, and the attitude was very bad. I immediately called Ctrip, the front desk saw me call Ctrip, and then called the manager to urge. I asked the front desk to let the manager contact me. The front desk said that the manager could not go to the guest room. If you want to see the manager, he would be in the lobby. I said, please ask the manager to call me. After half an hour after entering the room, I did not receive a call from the manager. Instead, Ctrip made a phone call to follow up and said that the hotel had set up a ”free upgrade” for me. I said that I didn't see any upgrades. Later, Ctrip followed up. The hotel said that the room type was not upgraded but arranged a room with a better view. I am really huh, huh, because the curtains are the opposite room, the sense of sight is strong, it is impossible to open the curtains, do not mention any landscape. I took the initiative to call the front desk and ask for a manager. The customer service said that I would tell you something, and then exempted one night of taxes and fees. It is still a mediocrable attitude. I asked the manager to call to apologize. The other party said, ”You still have to find a manager to do what you want, I have already given you.” Throughout the process, I never mentioned asking for compensation. It was the other party’s initiative to waive the one-night tax, as if I contacted the manager to figure out their cheapness. I flew with the baby for 15 hours to the United States, showing him more than 40 US dollars in taxes and fees? ! The attitude is as bad as it seems to be ours. Later, the manager finally called, the background was very noisy, I don't know where he was calling. It’s a sigh of gas when I hear the manager’s phone call. The manager said, ”If you wait a little, we will give you a tax.” The implication is that I have gotten a little cheaper. The fault is not me, the compensation is also proposed by the hotel. Why can't I say sorry to the guests with kindness and sincerity? It is absolutely impossible to stay in this hotel again in the future.

You can see the big globe directly from the hotel, and it's connected to Wynn. The room is quite spacious and comfortable, and the hotel's breakfast service is also good. However, it can get quite noisy on weekends because there's a very famous bar downstairs that's usually lively until 4-5 AM.

Well it’s Caesars palace! A phenomenal hotel in a great location right in the middle of the strip. The sheer size does mean you have to walk a lot depending on which tower you stay, and to the self car parking garage. The rooms itself were huge. I got the Augustus tower on floor 36 with a beautiful view of the strip road. The prices within the hotel were obscene however. The fact that parking is $20 dollars is genuinely crazy. They’ve practically outpriced any average traveller and has become crazy expensive throughout the city. Aswell as the prices in the rooms for a single bottle of water $8!!! The casinos were great and had a great atmosphere there (although I left with a net loss of $1200 😧) All in all, it was a great trip, and I can finally say, I stayed at Caesars Palace!!!!

Four Seasons Hotel has always been my favorite. The quality service, comfortable beds, and safe environment make people feel happy. Four Seasons Las Vegas is the seventh Four Seasons I have stayed in and the third Four Seasons overseas. The hotel shares the same property with the other two hotels. The location is not in the center of the gambling city, but it is convenient. Although it is not extremely luxurious, it also brings the beauty of quietness in the bustling city with a reasonable density of residents. The decoration is the same style as always. The foyer reminds me of Four Seasons Marrakech, and the lobby reminds me of Four Seasons Hangzhou. The interior decoration is plain and comfortable, similar to Four Seasons Singapore. The overall service is indeed relatively difficult to say the best. It is friendly but not considerate enough. Looking down at the city that never sleeps at night, a blue swimming pool is also a different scenery. It is also refreshing to swim a few times during the day. Staying here for a while in the impetuousness is considered to be a quiet corner.

Highly recommended for those who appreciate quiet! This is the only hotel without a casino, so it's very quiet. While it doesn't have a casino, it's very close to the mall and Bellagio, making taxis very convenient. The rooms are also very new, with a great view. I especially recommend the breakfast, which includes poke rice and chicken soup, which is delicious. I'll stay here again next time I go to Vegas; the rooms are much newer than those at the Bellagio.

Pros: The hotel's location is excellent, right in the heart of the Strip. Cons: The experience went downhill from there. The interior design feels surprisingly generic and doesn't live up to the 'premium' price tag. Service is a roll of the dice—some staff are great, others are frustratingly impatient. The biggest issue was a major overcharge on our deposit. When we tried to ask about the refund, we got four different stories from four different employees. Especially from an extremely impatient and stubborn staff named Ruby kept on repeating the same sentence without listening to my questions. The complete lack of clear communication was unprofessional and wasted our time. For the price, you can find hotels in Vegas that have their act together.

Loved my stay at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas! 🏨✨ The rooms are modern, spacious, and thoughtfully designed — perfect blend of comfort and style. The vibe is upbeat yet relaxed, with great dining options and a lively pool area that feels like a hidden oasis in the city. Staff were friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even better. A chic alternative to the typical Vegas resort — definitely worth staying! 🌆💫 #VirginHotelsLasVegas #VegasStay #ModernLuxury

Hotel was fantastic with stunning views! It’s the best view on the strip u can get. The staff was very helpful and welcoming. Will definitely return back again!

The male staff in the evening shift is very friendly, very patient, always smiling, and the service is very good! It rained outside and I also borrowed an umbrella for me. The room was great, my room was on the top floor, there was a balcony in the room and the bed was very comfortable! The location is very good, just in the city center, to various attractions, shopping and shopping, the surrounding restaurants are very convenient, it should be the best hotel I have ever stayed on this trip! If you have the chance to go to Berlin again, you have to choose this hotel!