The Venetian Pool Deck
The Venetian Pool Deck covers 2 acres. South Tower’s Pool Garden offers a quieter swim and stays open until 10pm; daybeds and cabanas are booked separately.
The Venetian Las Vegas
The Venetian suits a Strip holiday with room to spread out afterwards: even a Luxury King offers about 60 m², with canals, gondolas and restaurants downstairs. For a bedroom behind a door, choose a One Bedroom; the Luxury suite’s sleeping area opens onto the living room.
A week here, month by monthThe Venetian suits a stay on the centre-north Strip with the Sphere close by; the lowest seller showed $137 for one night in January 2027. If you want a compact hotel, the walks between suite, casino and pools are long.
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The suite to ask for
For a bedroom behind a door, I would ask for the Skyline Grand One Bedroom Suite: 108.7 m² on the South Tower’s top floor, with a private king bedroom and 1.5 bathrooms.
The lowest run read
In the calendar read on 13 October 2026 the lowest run is 10–14 January 2027: 5 nights at $137 to $139. The dearest night shown, 1 December 2026, is $2,184.
On top of the rate
Add the resort fee, $55 plus tax a night, and Clark County room tax of 13.38% on the daily rate. Self-parking for registered hotel guests costs $20 a day; valet, $40.
Check in on your phone
2 guests who wrote in May and September 2026 skipped the front-desk lines with mobile check-in; the September guest would probably queue at the desk instead, to make sure of a higher floor.
What The Venetian is
The Venetian makes sense if you want a large suite from the entry category and a resort where dining, shopping and shows shape the day. Canals and gondolas give it a recognisable identity, but the practical advantage is space: Luxury King starts around 60 m², with distinct living space and an open sleeping area.
For couples and families wanting space on the Strip, the suites are the strongest reason to come. 6 guests can choose a Corner Two Bedroom or connecting Luxury Lofts; the latter need 2 bookings, with the connection subject to availability.
Canyon Ranch and the pools give reasons to slow down. The resort fee includes fitness for 2, while a spa pass costs extra. Pool Garden offers a calmer alternative with evening hours without making the whole resort quiet: casino activity, long routes and a lively pool remain part of the experience.
New Lofts and remodeled suites publish category-specific features; a Sphere view or Presidential service should not be extended to every booking. Compare the total including fees, additional occupants and meals. Prestige can change breakfast arrangements but is not included in every rate.
In the Lumina Guide
Lumina Guide 2027
At the Venetian even the entry category is a suite, from about 60 m² with a separate living area, among the canals, gondolas, restaurants and shows of the Strip.
Distinctions
Those who come back
Among the hotel’s regulars, 3 praise the staff. A guest on a second stay, writing in May 2026, finds the rooms noticeably upgraded, with refreshed decor. One on a second stay 3 years after the first writes in June 2026 that it was just as incredible as remembered.
- 12 of the 521 reviews with text say it is not a first stay
- From 2 stays to 4
- One couple comes every year for their anniversary
Counted among all 521 reviews with text, written between May and October 2026.
Our reading, point by point
What we found reading the hotel’s own pages, one thing at a time.
Location
On the centre-north stretch of the Strip, with Sphere close by; the complex is very large, and the walks between suite, casino and pools are long.
Character
Canals, gondolas and large suites create a distinct identity within a lively resort.
Room
Space and comfort receive frequent praise: the Luxury King starts at about 60 m², with a distinct living area and an open sleeping area.
Staff and service
Many appreciate staff and concierge service; the Venetian’s front desk is separate from the Palazzo’s, with check-in from 3pm and check-out at 11am.
Breakfast
Restaurant variety and meals earn praise; breakfast is not part of a standard booking, and Bouchon is one option, on a separate bill.
The bill
Guests who are happy with the price point to the space of the suites; on top of the rate come a $55 resort fee plus tax per night and 13.38% room tax.
The 5 things that matter, as guests tell them
What do The Venetian’s guests say? They write it in their reviews, even those who only came for a drink or dinner: we read every one and tell the 5 things that matter, from the location to the bill.
Location
8 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests write about the position in the middle of the Strip, walking to Sphere, and the canals with their gondolas, shops and restaurants without leaving the resort.
Room
8 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Of the suites, guests describe the space: the living area a few steps down, with its sofa and its own television, and the large bathroom with a separate bath and shower.
Staff and service
8 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests write about friendly staff who are quick to help, housekeepers who leave the suite in order every day and the gondoliers who sing along the canals.
Breakfast
Breakfast at the Venetian is taken in the resort’s restaurants on a separate bill, the Bouchon bistro first among them; Prestige guests have a daily continental breakfast in the lounge.
Price
Guests who are happy with the price point to the space of the suites; on top of the rate come the resort fee, $55 plus tax a night, and room tax.
Where The Venetian leads
- Room
On the room it comes ahead of the 4 other hotels it is compared with in Las Vegas.
- Staff and service
On staff and service it comes ahead of the 4 other hotels it is compared with in Las Vegas.
The numbers, and how we count them
| What | Score out of 10 | Guests who mention it | Happy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | 7.9 | 130 | 84% |
| Room | 7.6 | 177 | 80% |
| Staff and service | 7.5 | 260 | 77% |
| Breakfast | 6.6 | 2 | 0% |
| Price | – | 58 | 31% |
The scores come from 500 Google reviews with text, left from 28 May 2026 to 1 October 2026. 500 recent The Venetian listing texts covering hotel, casino, dining and visits without isolating one suite. Palazzo is a distinct product. The other hotels are the ones weighed for a stay in Las Vegas: for each we read its latest 500 Google reviews with text, or all of them where there are fewer, as of 1 October 2026. The score is the average of what they say, from 0 if they speak of it very badly to 10 if they speak of it very well. Where only a few mention something, the score stays close to the guide’s average: a handful of voices does not make a reputation.
The hotels we weigh it against in Las Vegas:
- Bellagio
- Caesars Palace
- Wynn Las Vegas
- The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Price: for two on the night of 12 January 2027, from $137 (seen on Google Hotels on 13 October 2026).
What a night costs, season by season
Between 14 October and 13 December 2026 single nights for 2 adults run from $138 to $1,253, with 1 December at $2,184; from 14 December 2026 to 17 January 2027 they run from $137 to $419. For January I would take the 10–14 January 2027 run, at $137 to $139 a night.
| Period | Dollars a night |
|---|---|
| 14 Oct. 2026–13 Dec. 2026 | 138–1,253 |
| 14 Dec. 2026–17 Jan. 2027 | 137–419 |
| 18 Jan. 2027–26 June 2027 | 139–1,027 |
| 27 June 2027–8 Sept. 2027 | 145–696 |
The lowest price any seller showed on Google Hotels for one night searched alone, for 2 adults, read 13 October 2026; no room or meal plan is specified. The calendar stops on 8 September 2027; 31 December 2026 has no price. Booked as 7 nights from 16 November 2026, the lowest seller Google listed that day asked $634 a night.
The Venetian, The Cosmopolitan or Caesars Palace
Choose The Venetian for a suite of about 60 m² from the Luxury King; choose The Cosmopolitan for a room with a private terrace, with the fountain view when the room has one. Choose Caesars Palace for the Strip location of a resort of more than 85 acres.
| Hotel | A night, from |
|---|---|
| The Venetian | $139 |
| The Cosmopolitan | $116 |
| Caesars Palace | $110 |
A night: the lowest single-night seller price in the week of 23 November 2026, for 2 adults, read on Google on 13 October 2026; no room or meal plan is specified.
What to expect
Canyon Ranch and Aquavana
Between outings, Aquavana offers water, thermal rooms and experiential showers. Hotel guests pay $100 for a pass Monday–Thursday and $150 Friday–Sunday; fitness access for 2 is already in the resort fee.
A gondola beyond Italy
Gondolas travel along the resort’s canals on a separate ticket. In South Tower, Bouchon brings Thomas Keller’s French bistro to level 10.
Good to know before you book
In Luxury King suites and Lofts the bed is open to the living area: a separate bedroom comes only in certain categories. Source: venetianlasvegas.com
A view of the Sphere depends on the category booked. Source: venetianlasvegas.com
The resort fee is $55 plus tax per suite per night; direct rates exclude 13.38% room tax and, above 2 occupants, each guest aged 13 or over adds $50 a day. Source: venetianlasvegas.com
The minibar works on weight sensors and charges for anything moved, and the suites have no coffee maker, guests report in 2026. Source: 500 Google reviews read, 28 May 2026 to 1 October 2026
Luxury King and Loft do not have an enclosed bedroom.
Confirm Sphere views in the category.
Fitness for 2 included in the fee; spa separate.
Prestige, extra occupants and deposits have specific terms.
Between May and October 2026, 12 Google reviews describe suites found unclean on arrival or housekeeping that had to be chased; those describing clean suites are more numerous.
Suites and configurations
Getting to The Venetian
3355 Las Vegas Boulevard South
| Address | 3355 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109. |
|---|---|
| Check-in / check-out | 3pm / 11am; notify for arrival after midnight. |
| Parking | Guest self-parking $20 daily; valet $40, under terms. |
Registered guest aged 21-plus; Venetian front desk is distinct from Palazzo.
Around the hotel
Sphere
Shows with their own tickets and calendar.
High Roller
The observation wheel has admission separate from the stay.
The Forum Shops
Shopping within the Caesars complex; your hotel may be elsewhere.
The hotel and its surroundings
Verified positions; no measured journey times.
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A day at The Venetian
6am
Fitness for 2 is included
The resort fee covers fitness for 2 at Canyon Ranch; the North Tower gym opens at 6am, the South Tower’s never closes.
8am
Brunch at Bouchon
Bouchon serves brunch from Thursday to Sunday in the South Tower, on a separate bill.
Midday
Gondola, then the shops
Take a gondola along the canals, then browse the Grand Canal Shoppes; the ride is a separate ticket.
The afternoon
The Pool Deck
The Venetian Pool Deck covers 2 acres; daybeds and cabanas are booked separately.
10pm
Swim in the Pool Garden
The South Tower’s Pool Garden, the quieter of the pools, stays open until 10pm.
The Venetian Las Vegas reviews
Stays and casino, canal and restaurant visits share the listing, with occasional Palazzo references.
Google · 1 October 2026
Guest voices
GoogleNorth Tower view
A guest on North Tower floor 33 praises Sphere views, room and service; this is their outlook rather than a promise for every suite.
Google · 2026-09-29Read the review
GoogleThe host service
A repeat guest describes a disappointing visit with unanswered requests to their host.
Google · 2026-09-28Read the review
GoogleCleaning and minibar
An account acknowledges luxury but criticises poor cleaning and an expensive minibar.
Google · 2026-09-28Read the review
GoogleFinding the way
A guest rates the stay positively but says they often got lost in the large complex.
Google · 2026-09-26Read the review
The Venetian questions
What does a night at The Venetian Las Vegas cost?
The Google Hotels calendar read on 1 October 2026 shows $475 on 5 October, $159 on 1 November and $139 on 6 December 2026 for 2 adults. These are individual nights rather than a stay total; category and inclusion of tax and fees are not detailed. The official resort fee is $55 plus tax per suite per night. Direct rates exclude 13.38% room tax; above 2 occupants, each guest aged 13-plus adds $50 daily. Check the final breakdown to avoid counting a fee twice if already included. Ordinary breakfast, spa passes and cabanas have their own terms. Source: Google Hotels · Official hotel website
Are Venetian and Palazzo the same hotel, and what is its star rating?
They share a resort but have distinct towers, room categories and front desks. This guide covers The Venetian and does not import Palazzo Executive Two Bedroom suites. Google Hotels classifies The Venetian as 5-star; Google Places records 4.6/5 from 122,154 reviews on 1 October 2026. Official pages’ Forbes Four Star label uses a different system. Gondolas, canals and shopping also bring visitors who are not hotel guests. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Google Hotels
Do standard suites have a separate bedroom, and how large are they?
Luxury King publishes 650 square feet, about 60.4 m²; Luxury Two Queen 750, about 69.7 m². Living space is distinct but the sleeping area is open rather than an enclosed bedroom. The published standard maximum is 4; 2 queens alone do not establish 6 guests. Premium Two Queen rises to 1,100 square feet, about 102.2 m², without a verified individual maximum. Current category pages list a minibar and a complimentary empty guest fridge, unlike the general FAQ’s optional $50-a-day refrigerator. Coffee makers and microwaves are not standard amenities. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Do Luxury Loft and Skyline Grand guarantee Sphere views?
New Luxury Loft King and Two Queen each measure 650 square feet, about 60.4 m², on the South Tower’s top floor, with 15-foot ceilings, about 4.6 metres, and arched windows. Loft does not mean duplex. Skyline Grand One Bedroom has 1,170 square feet, about 108.7 m², in that tower, with a private king bedroom, living room and 1.5 bathrooms. North Tower Grand One Bedroom instead measures 1,300, about 120.8 m², on the highest 3 floors. A Sphere photograph does not guarantee that exact outlook; confirm view and orientation in the booked category. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Which suites offer billiards, a sauna, theater or mobility lift?
Grand King at 1,500 square feet, about 139.4 m², has a king, living space and billiards. Grand Mobility King at the same area publishes a Handi-Move ceiling lift between bedroom and bathroom, lowered mattress and roll-in shower; confirm personal requirements and its dedicated booking. Executive King at 1,850 square feet, about 171.9 m², has 3 configurations: Wellness with workout room and cedar sauna, Billiards with a pool table, and Theater with a cinema. Every Executive does not contain all 3. Presidential at 5,200 square feet, about 483.1 m², has 2 bedrooms, a king and 2 queens, 24-hour butler and included airport transfers; Wellness adds a workout area. Those services are not part of every suite. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
How do 6 guests book?
South Tower Corner Two Bedroom measures 2,800 square feet, about 260.1 m², with a king, 2 queens and sleeper sofa; the site explicitly lists 6 guests. It has billiards and a workout room, 2 en-suite bathrooms plus a powder room rather than 3 full baths. Connecting Luxury Lofts alternatively combine a King and Two Queen, around 1,300 square feet in total, 2 bathrooms and 6 guests. Reserve 2 suites and confirm a connecting request rather than assuming automatic connection. The Executive Two Bedroom in the 6-guest guide belongs to Palazzo. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Is Canyon Ranch Spa included, and what are its ages, hours and passes?
The resort fee includes fitness for 2 rather than full spa access. Canyon Ranch lists spa hours 6am–8pm and salon 9am–7pm; North Tower and Palazzo fitness 6am–8pm, South Tower fitness 24 hours. Hotel guest passes cost $100 Monday–Thursday and $150 Friday–Sunday; non-guest passes $125 and $150, subject to availability. Aquavana provides thermal environments, water and experiential showers; total area and precise temperatures are not verified. Full access is 18-plus; the site welcomes ages 14–17 with a parent or guardian for their service. Swimsuits are required. Qualifying services, typically from $100, may include Aquavana and fitness; access depends on the service booked. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Are pools heated and open in winter?
The resort publishes heated pools; Venetian Pool Deck spans 2 acres, about 0.81 hectares, with hotel-guest access. Current deck hours are 8am–7pm, varying with weather, occupancy and events. South Tower Pool Garden is quieter and stays open until 10pm year-round. Its own page lists 9am–10pm while the deck page says 8am–10pm; confirm morning opening. This does not guarantee every pool or a measured water temperature. Cabanas and daybeds are separately reserved; TAO Beach is a distinct venue rather than an automatically included free pool. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
What is included with breakfast, Prestige and restaurants?
An ordinary booking does not automatically include breakfast. Prestige is a paid upgrade, unlike Premier’s floor and view positioning; it includes daily continental lounge breakfast, one hot entrée, cocktails 4–7pm and hors d’oeuvres 5–7pm. Venetian North Tower lounge is on floor 36: Monday–Wednesday 7.30am–8pm, Thursday–Sunday 7am–8pm. Above 2 Prestige guests, ages 5–20 cost $50 nightly and ages 21-plus $75. Bouchon serves brunch and dinner on its own schedule; restaurants, bars and the food hall have separate bills. This is not all inclusive or a universal included buffet. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Where is it, when is check-in and what does parking cost?
3355 Las Vegas Boulevard South, on the central-northern Strip. Check-in starts at 3pm, check-out is 11am, with the registered guest aged 21-plus and identification; notify the hotel of arrival after midnight. Venetian and Palazzo have their own front desks. Guest self-parking costs $20 daily; visitors $20 Monday–Thursday or $25 Friday–Sunday, valet $40. Event rates may vary; Venetian Rewards Sapphire and above receive free self-parking, Ruby and above free valet. Sphere is nearby; the walk has not been timed. Presidential’s included transfers do not extend to ordinary suites. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Which deposits and cancellation rules apply?
The FAQ lists a minimum $150 incidental deposit per reservation without outlet charges to the suite; with charging privileges it is $150 daily, as the terms clarify. Presidential requires at least $2,500 per stay. Booking deposits may cover the first night or the entire stay; prepaid offers are normally non-refundable unless stated otherwise. No universal cancellation deadline is verified. Leaving early costs all remaining suite charges and taxes, according to the FAQ edited by the hotel on 16 September 2026 and read on 15 October 2026; the departure date can sometimes be changed without penalty at check-in, depending on the rate. Suites are non-smoking, with designated smoking areas in the casino; pets are not allowed except service animals. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website
How do Venetian weddings work, including prices and capacities?
Timeless starts at $1,950: a white gondola for the couple only or Pool Garden side garden for up to 10 standing guests, with floral allowance and photography. Destiny from $3,250 uses Garden View Chapel for up to 40. Inspire from $5,800 offers Fountain View Chapel for up to 100 or Fountain Terrace for 40 without explicitly included nights. Radiance from $8,400 includes 2 Luxury King Select View nights with Prestige, $279 credit and $600 spa allowance; venues hold up to 100 at the chapel or Pool Garden Courtyard, 60 at Waterfall Atrium or 40 on the terrace. Cherish is for 2: from $2,850, or enhanced from $4,950 with 2 nights. These are package starting prices rather than complete reception and guest-stay quotations. Bookings within 14 days add a $500 booking fee. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website
What are the event-space capacities?
Venetian Ballroom publishes 85,500 square feet, about 7,943 m², with up to 8,500 theater-style, 5,667 banquet or 3,542 classroom. These are separate room layouts rather than suite overnight occupancy or chapel capacities. Catering, security, rooms and availability are agreed with the events team; a ceremony package price is not this ballroom’s rental rate. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Does the hotel close in winter, and what is announced for New Year’s Eve 2026?
Consulted sources do not state a seasonal resort closure; the calendar has nights between October 2026 and January 2027, and a missing price does not prove closure. Pool Garden is stated to remain open until 10pm year-round, with possible hour changes. The official New Year’s Eve page already invites guests to celebrate the arrival of 2027, so it concerns 31 December 2026. It mentions dinners and toasts but does not expose a verifiable gala menu with prices and inclusions. Old 2025 concerts are not imported, nor are fireworks views guaranteed from every suite; tickets, dinner and rooms are separate bookings. Source: Google Hotels · Official hotel website · Official hotel website
What do reviews say about space, cleanliness and service?
On Google The Venetian scores 4.6 out of 5 from 122,154 reviews (1 October 2026). In the 650 most recent, written between May and 1 October 2026, suite space, location and restaurants recur in praise, and many write of friendly staff. On cleanliness the accounts are of 2 kinds: most describe clean suites, others suites found unclean on arrival or housekeeping that had to be chased. The size of the complex, with its long walks, also comes up, as do the minibar on weight sensors, which charges for anything moved, and the resort fee on top of the rate. The Google listing also includes casino and canal visits and occasional Palazzo references. These are not verified stays in one tower or evidence that every suite has Sphere views or the same level of quiet. Source: Official hotel website · Official hotel website
Can I travel with my dog?
The Venetian excludes pets; service animals follow its policy. Source: Official resort policy.
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