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Hotel overview
W Las Vegas debuts on the iconic Strip, where the bold energy of W Hotels meets the timeless allure of Las Vegas. Stylish all-suite accomodations, sweeping skyline views, and vibrant social spaces create the ultimate playground for connection and escape. Steps from action, it’s your gateway to embrace Las Vegas’ dynamic rhythm day and night.
Location
Las Vegas - StripProperty information
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Hotel details
Hotel advisories
General policies & fine print
Check-in Policy - Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization upon check-in for incidentals, this will place a hold on your funds. If you don’t provide a credit/debit card, a cash deposit is required upon check-in for incidentals.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
General Information - Room taxes are included in vacation price. Minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
Resort Fee -A mandatory hotel-imposed fee is charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out.
The daily resort fee includes the following services:
•In-Room Wireless Internet Access
•Fitness Center Access (if applicable)
•Local & 800 Phone Calls
•Additional Inclusions
Dog-Friendly Fee applies as follows:
• Dogs are the only animal allowed.
• There is a mandatory dog friendly fee of [$100.00 per night, per dog] for rooms and [$150.00 per night, per dog] for suites. These fees will be applied to your folio and payable directly to the hotel at time of checkout.
• Up to two dogs are allowed, with a maximum combined weight of less than 100 pounds.
• A second dog fee will be charged at check-in if bringing two dogs.
• Due to health code regulations, dogs (except for service dogs) are not allowed in public areas including, but not limited to: any food and beverage outlets, the Spa, or pool areas, except as passing through.
• Dogs are permitted in hotel rooms, suites, and the designated outdoor locations.
Ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor traveler rating
11127 reviews
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Jul 09, 2025Another enjoyable stay!
We’ve been coming here over many years, first as THE Hotel, then as Delano and now as W Las Vegas. We keep coming back so I guess that shows we like it! The suites are excellent and very well appointed. The hotel is generally quiet and we weren’t disturbed through this 6 night stay which was good as we also got married at Valley of Fire whilst there. That said, we did notice a few dubious groups in other parts of the hotel but then it is Vegas! It would be nice if it was 21 and over again like it used to be… There is the issue of the minibar/ lack of fridge space as a lot have commented. That is frustrating but again that’s Vegas! We also had a slightly dodgy air conditioning control which meant we had to keep adjusting it. Housekeeping was also hit and miss during this stay so make sure you check your room’s going to be done, even if you leave the make up room light on. It’s probably a 4.5 star really but all in all we’d definitely return again and recommend this hotel. It’s also a lot less manic than many others in Vegas and they do comp thjngs based on your MGM gambling turnover!
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Jul 06, 2025Falls Short of Expectations
The W Hotel Las Vegas feels outdated and underwhelming for a brand known for style and service. The lobby is unusually dark and lacks any welcoming energy. Rooms are all suites, which is a nice touch—they’re spacious with a large bathroom and big bathtub, plus a separate living room. But beyond the room, the hotel lacks any real amenities. Dining options are very limited, and the on-site café has extremely restricted hours—it’s not even open in the evening. Even basic conveniences like swimming or grabbing a snack require walking over to the Mirage next door. Despite this, the hotel still charges a $50 daily resort fee, which is hard to justify when there are virtually no facilities of its own. A W-branded hotel relying on a neighboring property for essential services is disappointing. Overall, the experience doesn’t match the W brand reputation or the price tag.
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Jul 03, 2025
So-so
Air vents look like they've not been cleaned in years. There's also "no guaranteed check-in time" so be prepared to wait until 6pm or later
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Jun 27, 2025Modern, Comfortable, and Quiet
We stayed two nights at the W Las Vegas, which is part of Mandalay Bay, and had a great experience overall. The vibe is modern and upscale, but not stuffy. Our Stay Well W Premier King Suite felt spacious and clean, with a comfy bed and big bathroom. The property shares amenities with Mandalay Bay, which means easy access to lots of restaurants and shows, but W itself is tucked away and quiet, perfect if you're not looking to be right in the chaos. We appreciated that. The lobby and elevator areas had a sleek, moody style. It felt like a boutique hotel inside a bigger resort. Service was friendly across the board, and check-in was quick. We also used a travel credit through Amex Fine Hotels & Resorts, which gave us a $200 credit toward our stay and another $100 property credit, those perks definitely helped with value. One thing to note: resort fees still apply even with booking sites that show a lower total. Ours added up to $113 for two nights, so just factor that in. But all said and done, after credits, we paid under $200 for a luxury Vegas stay, which felt like a steal. If you're looking for a quieter corner of the Strip with style and Mandalay Bay convenience, the W is a solid pick.
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Jun 26, 2025
Fun 3 day trip goes sour because of a water bug and racist hotel manager
There was a water bug in our room. We went downstairs and complained to the hotel manager(Darren) who was a complete racist. My family and I came back up to the room from going on a walk to ABC Store. When we got back the water bug was in the bathroom. We had dinner plans for 6pm that all went down the drain. Darren gave us another room but didn’t comp us for that night or for losing our dinner reservations which I have never experienced there. We can tell he was a total racist towards us because of the color of our skin. He was very nonchalant and definitely non caring towards our needs and the inconvenience it caused us. So we let him to speak to someone else while we waited and spoke about our reservations that went down the drain. We heard him offer the couple food credit and comped the room for the night but they were a different race. So I came on trip advisory to expose him and maybe someone ranked higher than him would do something about this pure racist. Mind you I took pictures of the water bug on the floor. Our trip was ruined.