What can you say about the Wynn other than it is probably the most elegant casino on the strip?(with the Bellagio and Palazzo finishing a close 2nd & 3rd) It has everything: gourmet buffet, top-notch suites, a tight nightclub (Blush -- the Obama inauguration party was held here), a comfortable gambling environment with great cocktail service, and the prerequisite Vegas show.



Though the casino is geared towards high-rollers, the employees are not aloof; rather they are very friendly. Sign up for a player's club card and you get free slot play (which I was able to double), and earn points to obtain a free buffet token -- which is a great deal considering the quality of the food.



I recommend staying at the Wynn for those discerning travellers who value quality. The new Encore is attached to it, as is the Palazzo (which is connected to the Venetian). You could spend your entire vacation in these four casinos and never run out of things to do... especially if you love window shopping (I'm a fan of the Rolex store).



With the troubled economy wreaking havoc on Vegas casino revenue, you should be able to get a great deal at the Wynn, along with most other casinos. So now is the time to stay at the opulent casino. I'd rather shell out the bucks here than at Encore.

Wynn is an elite casino, and every visitor to Vegas should at least check it out once.

What can I say about this place? It's absolutely INCREDIBLE. But unfortunately, it's for high rollers, which I am not.

Everything from the landscaping, to the hotel, to the games, to the restaurant is upscale. My goal is to see Garth Brooks there in January, but even those ticket prices are out of this world for decent seats.

This is in no way a bad review of this place, it's just a tad out of my league and probably many of us ACG people.

I miss old Vegas down that way (Desert Inn, Frontier, Westward Ho, Sahara, Stardust.) but Wynn is sort of "unofficially" where the strip now ends. Check this place out if you're a low roller, and gamble at it if you're a high roller :)

-Dale

My wife loved the rooms. Everything in the rooms is first rate-modern, clean, comfortable. I was surprised that Steve Wynn did not build an attraction into the hotel as he did in TI , the Mirage and Bellagio.

While a very nice casino there is nothing here to make the property standout from its competition. The buffet is first class but once again does not stand out frpm its competition.

After spending time at Wynn, I always feel like I didn't get my money's worth. It's a nice place but everything there is so expensive, it ought to be good! The food is good but not worth the price, at least not to me. I think the place is overrated.

I played poker there and the poker room is nice and fancy but the tables were too close together making it uncomfortable for me. And believe it or not, the poker room was DIRTY. There was food all over the floor, it needed to be cleaned.

I skip the Wynn.