Four Seasons Las Vegas

Pros: It is the very best property on The Strip!
Cons: Really nothing, except for the suite upsell. See review.

Having stayed at The Four Seasons four times, I can honestly recommend this hotel, not only for its' high level of service, but for its' perfect location.......far away from the maddening crowds! Sometimes selecting a hotel can be a crap shoot, but The ...

Pros: The best of everything within your reach, including great hotel service
Cons: Cost, Being connected to the raucous Mandalay Bay hotel

The other reviews here offer glowing evaluations of this facility, and with good reason. When you stay at the Four Seasons you feel special... you're at one of the top two hotels in town -- Bellagio is the other. The Four Seasons is less-hyped than ...

Pros: Rooms, peace, food.
Cons: Front desk staff. (2 out of 3 I dealt with were substandard)

While there are some imperfections, this is a magnificent property, I would not hesitate to stay here again. Having been to Vegas many times, I can appreciate the serenity provided by the Four Seasons Vegas. (FSV) LOCATION: The hotel is located on the ...

Pros: Solicitous service, beautiful gardens, dreamy rooms
Cons: Very few--somewhat remote location at the far end of the Strip

The Four Seasons Las Vegas sits on top of the hulking Mandalay Bay complex at the far end of the strip. The Four Seasons is arguably, Las Vegas' best hotel. There are those who might nominate the Bellagio in its place. Having...

Pros: Access to Mandalay Bay, first-rate service, decadent suites, yummy food
Cons: Standard rooms disappoint in appearance and size considering price

Location/Overview
The Four Seasons Hotel rests quietly in back of the Mandalay Bay Hotel/Casino at the southern most end of the Las Vegas Strip. It is accessible by a hidden drive off Las Vegas Blvd. or through two entrances inside the...

Pros: Peaceful oasis
Cons: All the staff needs to be on the same page

We just returned from a four night stay during New Year's eve in the Las Vegas Four Seasons with four teenagers (and lived to tell about it). The Four Seasons is actually the top five floors (35 through 39) in one of the two towers of the massive ...

Pros: EVERYTHING!!!!! Staff most particularly
Cons: I personnaly say none. Some would say price.

We go to Vegas a lot. A very lot. Needless to say, we consider ourselves strip hotel experts. Therefor it surprised me that we hadn't stayed at the Four Seasons until now. And from now on, we're not staying anywhere else. The Four Seasons is the way ...

Pros: Tranquility in an exhausting city; Supremely comfortable rooms; Access to Mandalay Bay
Cons: Surprisingly bland rooms; Crowded pool area; Inadequate Fitness Center

The Four Seasons is a very traditional hotel. And that is what makes it a wonderful oasis in a city filled with gimmicks. The Four Seasons and the Bellagio seem to be boxing it out for the title of Las Vegas' grandest hotel. Ironically--and...

Pros: Atmosphere, service, casino off premises
Cons: None

My husband and I went to the Four Seasons Hotel for our anniversary in April. It was the most wonderful, relaxing, pampering hotel experience we've ever had.

Though our reservations were made during Spring Break - an outrageously busy time in...

Pros: Lovely tranquil hotel, good service, great patio dining, no casino
Cons: the price, no casino

The Four Seasons is a great place to get away from the dinging and clanging of the casinos. At the far end of the strip, the Four Seasons occupies a few top floors of the Mandalay Bay hotel. But, you get the best of both worlds.

At the Four...

Pros: Quiet, quiet, quiet! Polite staff and great room service.
Cons: Rooms smaller than expected for price...no plasma TV's.

This quiet location on the Vegas strip is a pleasant surprise. Who would guess that the Four Seasons would be available on the "busy" strip? My wife and I stayed at the hotel just days ago as part of a business trip of mine. Having stayed at the Rio, ...

Pros: Service, Comfort, Beautiful Hotel
Cons: None

As a frequent Vegas traveler for business as well as fun, I've stayed at lots of the hotels on the strip. Nothing compares to the Four Seasons experience though. First of all, even when Vegas is packed with maddening crowds, the Four Seasons feels like...