Las Vegas hotels near Madame Tussauds

Gorgeous common areas, comfortable interiors, and (importantly and uniquely for Vegas) a well-designed layout that makes accessing guest rooms easy. This is truly a huge resort complex, yet you can still get in and out of it from your room with ease. It was also easy to find adequate (albeit pricey) dining with minimal wait. There is nothing worse than having to wait forever to be seated at a restaurant in your own hotel, and this was never an issue in The Venetian. We thoroughly enjoyed it and would come back for sure. The rooms, while beautiful, are in need of modern amenities like charging ports, easy-to-access power outlets, better lighting controls, and larger TVs, just to name a few things. We stayed in a 1300 sq ft suite, and the living area was 40" or so. I realize this may sound trivial, but it's 2017 and this is a 5 star resort. Another issue we had was the relative lack of reasonable dining options. There are over 40 restaurants inside the property, but (aside from food court-type options) only a couple are reasonably-priced.

Very professional

View room description is misleading. Only view was of empty pool. View limited view of strip. Save the $40 per night for upgrade. There at of the hotel was awesome. Will come back with standard room.

Big and beautiful hotel & suites. I did not like the fact that there is no space to put things in the fridge. Is stocked with their stuff and will charge you if you move it.

Beautiful, romantic Italian setting hotel. Room was huge and very comfortable. 3 TVs. View was good and could see the strip. A lot of restaurants, but they were very expensive. Although there was a food court that was reasonably priced. I did like the fact that the Palazzo and the Venetian were attached and you could use the casino vouchers in either casino Would have liked coffee in the room. Most hotels now a days have a small coffee pot in the room.

Decor is outstanding

Room large, comfortable, amenities very limited, towels not overly abundent, they were rough not plush, soft Getting from one area of hotel to another difficult, finding way around was somewhat difficult. There was no hotel book which described Resturant's, where located

Clean and nice hotel in a good location. There's nice restaurants inside. The pool is crazy. We went down one day at 11:30am and there was not a free seat anywhere. Absolutely packed. Went down the next day a bit later so we expected there to be no seats available but there were towels laying all over seats and on the plants. It was very messy and disorganized. Here's a tip, instead of the staff standing around chatting where you collect the towels why doesn't one of them walk around and check for free seats and clean up the towels so guests don't have to ask every single person if the seat next to them is taken. Be careful of the surface near the pool when it's wet, if you are barefoot it can be very dangerous and slippery. I saw many people slipping over. 2 basic cocktails plus tax = $40. Ugh.

I loved the size of the suites and the comfort of the room. It was the perfect size for my group. The cleaning lady did not come in to clean when we asked her to come back after we left. She did not come back to later in the evening and she did not do a good job of cleaning.

Complimentary water , coffee and wifi not provided

Staff very professional and helpful, room neat and clean Noise of cleaning near our room in the morning, can't sleep in or nap mid day, but it wasn't really that bad, I know they have a job to do

The hotel lobby is gorgeous. The rooms were nice and tidy. Overall, a good place to stay.

Free parking was lovely! And so many great restaurants and shops within walking distance!

Rooms, pools, workout room were all good. Delays in checking out, skeleton crew, trying to charge another 40 bucks per teenager in top of the pricey resort fee. Gouge