Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, Las Vegas, United States
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas 5 Stars
"Casino-free and service-oriented, an antidote to Vegas frenzy"
Hotel Overview
Luxury hotel chain The Four Seasons has touched down in Las Vegas, yet hasn't picked up any bad habits: it remains as chic, discreet and sophisticated as ever. If you want to up your tempo, guests are welcome to use the Vegas-tacular facilities at the next door Mandalay Bay resort & casino.
The facilities
The Four Seasons Las Vegas has two restaurants. The Charlie Palmer Steak House serves up top quality, innovative beef and seafood dishes, and the more relaxed Verandah has a contemporary American menu and poolside dining.
The 8000 sq ft pool has two adjoining spa tubs, and is surrounded by the luxury hotel's gorgeous landscaped gardens. If you fancy indulging yourself a little more, head to the steam rooms or have a spa treatment at the fitness centre.
The rooms
Four Seasons Las Vegas has 424 rooms and suites, all located between the 35th and 39th floors of Mandalay Bay. This not only ensures great views, but peace and quiet from Las Vegas' frenetic Strip.
In-room goodies at this luxury hotel are top notch: the 42" plasma TVs have complimentary cable channels HBO and Cinemax, and the marble bathrooms are stocked with L'Occitane toiletries. Heaven.
Facilities
Awards
"Gold List" Condé Nast Traveler 07Who stays here?
This refined non-casino hotel mostly receives guests staying in the city for business, as well as families.Come for...
- A luxury hotel on the strip without a casino
- A great place to stay for a family holiday
- Tranquility in one of the most frenetic places in the world
Not Suitable for...
- Guests who want to roll out of their room and straight into a casino - you'll have to go to the bottom floor of the tower to Mandalay Bay's casino
Children
Extra beds and cots are available for children, and the suites can be connected for larger families. The hotel also offers special children's amenities depending on the age and gender, including welcome gifts and robes.Eating in
Charlie Palmer's American steakhouse, with chef Steve Blandino, is quickly establishing itself as Vegas's premier steakhouse with an innovative menu, upscale dining room, and understated, clubby atmosphere.The Press Say
"Staff are as impressive as the risotto al frutti di mare." Conde Nast Traveler 07"It's intended to be a relaxing respite for wealthy travelers, and it does that well, considering that it borders Mandalay Bay's frenetic beach." Boston Globe 05