Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

A great choice for families in Las Vegas! The Four Seasons has no casino of its own, which makes it a comfortable place to stay with kids. If you do want to visit a casino, it’s only about three minutes away via the elevator to the Casino Level. The food was delicious, and the breakfast buffet had an impressive variety of options to choose from. Our Strip-view room also offered a view of the stadium, which was a wonderful bonus. We really enjoyed our stay!

Oh my days where do I start! The staff are all so friendly and go the extra mile. The rooms are beautiful with comfy beds and bedding. The swimming pool area is stunning. Loved having the option of a shower and a bath.

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Very high standard. High floors mean excellent views. Right at end of boulevard therefore quiet and not busy with tourists walking through.

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Requested early check in as my flight landed at 10;30am. They accommodated this and I received my room at 11:00am which was fantastic. The gym was good with a decent weights area plus plenty of cardio machines including peloton bikes. Decor of the hotel was classic “four seasons” creams and whites which was great. Non smoking hotel was a benefit in Vegas.

I’ve stayed at a number of four seasons hotels and they always have that special “four seasons” service - this one didn’t feel like that. The room had some hairs on the furniture when I arrived, there wasn’t anything particularly special about the service, and things like the concierge didn’t know gym opening times or how to catch the bus etc - all seemed to lack the feeling of a normally polished and upscale four seasons and the staff didnt feel like they prioritised guest experience much. the two biggest let downs were the weekend brunch at Veranda - at almost USD$100 - it had basic scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, frwnch toast and some asian dumplings etc but was nowehere near worth the money or the quality of other vegas brunch offerings. for the selection i felt really quite ripped off. secondly was the location. its a long way south on the strip and being the formula 1 weekend the buses weren't running to the strip. i asked the concierge if they had a shuttle to which they told me to just take a taxi or uber. so each trip up to the strip was about USD$20-30 every time i came or went. if it was an amazing four seasons and you just wanted to stay at the hotel then fine, but the location, average service, airport noise, and really expensive but mediocre restaurant means i would stay somewhere else next time.