The Venetian® Resort Las Vegas

The service isn't as good as it used to be. The staff aren't as nice as they once were.

The hotel is quite large, so walking around can be a bit tiring. However, shopping and dining are conveniently located downstairs. The beef noodles are definitely worth trying. The basic service is decent and acceptable.

This hotel is a complete dump. There were so many people trying to check in. I received an email saying I could check in online, which I did. But when I went to pick up my room card, the staff member circled a spot on the map that was in the main building. It took me over 30 minutes of going back and forth to finally find the room, only to be told that the spot circled on my room card was wrong and my room number was in a different building. By this point, I was completely disoriented and exhausted. When I finally got to the room, it was a corner room, definitely not a 'deluxe room' as advertised – it was absolutely awful. But my child was too tired to move, so we just made do. After thinking about it, I'm pretty sure the front desk intentionally circled the wrong building on the map to make us dizzy and tired, and they knew they were giving us a corner room. They probably wanted us to be too exhausted to bother asking for a change. What else could they be doing? How could they not know the room's building number? Absolutely terrible!

Everything else was fine, but the facilities are a bit old. The shower faucet was a bit stiff to turn, and the shower door made a squeaky sound when opened.

The rooms have been renovated, so they are very new. The view from the Sphere View room is fantastic, offering an immersive experience of the Sphere. However, there were too many people, and check-in took a bit long.

This hotel is huge, with plenty of shops, and the 'Ruyi Noodle House' offers great Chinese food. There's a direct indoor walkway to The Sphere, which is super convenient. Parking is $20 per day.

The rooms are spacious, and the hotel itself is massive. The biggest plus is its proximity to the Las Vegas Strip, with plenty of dining options right downstairs so you don't have to walk far. However, the downsides are also obvious: it's an older property, the room lighting isn't very bright, and it's easy to get lost within the hotel.

The room is spacious and clean, with two refrigerators – one for paid items and another empty one for your own drinks. There's a 24-hour Walgreens nearby. You can access the Sphere directly from inside the hotel. The Szechuan beef noodles at Asia Noodle are very authentic. The 4th-floor pool is large, and there's also a pool garden on the 10th floor, where the evening lights illuminating the sculptures create a very European vibe. Soaking in the jacuzzi with the night breeze blowing is incredibly relaxing. If you're taking an Antelope Canyon day tour, the tour operator will pick you up and drop you off at the hotel.