Detailed review & photos “Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas”

The entrance had flowers and trees creating a tropical atmosphere.

A lot of bellboys were standing at the entrance, and when I got off the taxi, they opened the door and smiled, carrying a luggage for me.

The front desk was not large, but it was not crowded and I was able to check in quickly The Interior design was excellent.

There were only three elevators which was a little inconvenient.

Inside of the elevator.

There was a large window in the elevator hall.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room door.

The room was older than I expected, but it was large and cleaned properly. The beds and sofas, were European style and wonderful.

The room had a calm atmosphere.

It was a soft and very comfortable bed to sleep on. There was an ottoman beneath the bed.

There was a TV opposite the bed.

There was a desk and a chair.

There was a table, a chair and an ottoman by the window. The window was large enough to overlook the view quite far.

As the rooms are located on the 35th floor to the 39th floor, I think that it is an attractive point to be able to overlook the city and nature from a high area. Because the room had a mountain view, I could not see the Las Vegas boulevard, but because it was the view from the 35th floor, I could see it afar.

The bathroom was in the room right on the right. When entering the bathroom, there was a washbasin in front, a toilet on the right, and a bathtub and a shower room on the left.

Because the bathtub was large and it was relatively deep, I was able to soak up to my shoulder and relax. It was also nice that there was a handrail attached on the side.

The shower room was closed up with glass and could be used comfortably, but it would have been better if it was larger. Water pressure was strong enough.

The wash basin was very large and easy to use. There were plenty of bath towels prepared.

The amenitie were L’Occitane shampoo, conditioner, shower gel. The soap bar was almond and the shampoo was jasmine scented. However, There was no toothbrush or comb. Slippers were not prepared, but they will bring you one if you ask.

There was a closet in front of the bathroom.

The closet was large, with an iron, an ironing board and a shoehorn. You would not have any problems even if you are staying for business or long-term.

There was a safe.

Next to the closet was a coffee machine, tea bags, water for free, and alcohol, soft drinks and snacks which were charged.

There was also a fridge.

There were many drinks prepared inside, but they were a little over priced.

The bars and cafe was an open space by the entrance, but it was quite crowded. They had a happy hour at the bar.

There a shop selling accessories, clothes and hotel logo goods. Although the logo goods of the hotel were attractive, they were expensive.

The pool was open, but the opening hour was short which was 9:00 to 17:00 and the maximum temperature was about 15 degrees, so I did not get in.

I walked along the pool after business hours, and there were no guests. The guests who stay at Four Seasons Hotel can enter the swimming pool at the Mandalay Bay Hotel.

There was also a fitness center. It seems to be available from 6am to 9pm.

There was a spa.

There was no business center, but there was a table next to the cafe and you can use your computer there.

Kate Spade near the hotel.

Honolulu Cookie Company Las Vegas.

The view around the hotel.

There were many Western families with children, elderly couples and businessmen. I also saw some Asia tourists. There were many well mannered people staying.

I thought it would be easier to go by taxi or bus, except for the shopping center and casino at Mandalay Bay Hotel. There was no store like a drug store or convenience store nearby which was a little inconvenient.