The Venetian Resort Las Vegas

The Venetian is a five-star, all-suite resort in the heart of the Strip — standard suites run 650–750 sq ft, nearly double a standard Vegas room. Add indoor canals with gondolas, the Grand Canal Shoppes and world-class dining, and it's over-the-top Italian luxury, from $127/night.

Is the Venetian Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

The Venetian recreates Venice on the Strip, complete with indoor canals, singing gondoliers, a replica St Mark's Square and the sprawling Grand Canal Shoppes. It's pure over-the-top Italian elegance, and it backs it up with substance: a vast casino, a world-class dining roster and one of the best spas in the city.

The headline feature is the rooms — every one is a genuine suite, with base layouts of 650–750 sq ft and a sunken living area that nearly doubles the size of a standard Strip room. Even the entry-level 'Luxury Suite' is genuinely spacious, so there's no need to overpay for space alone. Rates start around $127 a night before fees.

Budget for the add-ons: the resort fee is $55 plus tax (about $62 a night) and self-parking is $20 a day for hotel guests, $20–$25 for visitors, with valet at $40. The location is prime mid-Strip — the Grand Canal Shoppes link the Venetian and Palazzo towers indoors, and Sphere sits right behind the resort, reached via The Venetian Expo pedestrian bridge. Across the Strip, the former Mirage is being converted into Hard Rock Las Vegas (due 2027), so some west-facing suites overlook a construction site for now. The Las Vegas Monorail's Harrah's/The LINQ station is roughly a 15-minute walk across the Strip, and the 24/7 Deuce bus stops out front — handy, because the resort is so large that the garage-to-suite walk alone takes real time.

Insider tipThe resort is big enough that the garage-to-suite walk is a real hike, so use the right garage: there are two — the Venetian's off Koval Lane and the Palazzo's off Sands Avenue — and you'll want the one under the tower you're actually booked in. If you're in the Venezia Tower or any Prestige Club Lounge suite, you also get private, express check-in that's worth a lot on a packed weekend.
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Rooms

Luxury Two Queen Suite

Luxury Two Queen Suite

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This 700-square-foot suite comes with two queen beds. The sunken living room has a 46-inch HDTV, a sofa bed, a table with chairs and a desk; remote-controlled curtains, a bedroom HDTV and an in-room safe round out the suite. The 130-square-foot bathroom has a 19-inch TV, a separate tub, a glass-enclosed shower and his-and-her sinks.

Luxury King Suite

Luxury King Suite

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This 650-square-foot suite comes with one king bed. The sunken living room has a 46-inch HDTV, a sofa bed, a table with chairs and a desk; remote-controlled curtains, a bedroom HDTV and an in-room safe round out the suite. The 130-square-foot bathroom has a 19-inch TV, a separate tub, a glass-enclosed shower and his-and-her sinks.

Luxury Two Queen Suite City View

Luxury Two Queen Suite City View

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This 700-square-foot suite comes with two queen beds and, from its higher-floor location, views of either the Las Vegas Strip or the surrounding mountains (a specific view can't be guaranteed). The sunken living room has a 46-inch HDTV, a sofa bed, a table with chairs and a desk; remote-controlled curtains, a bedroom HDTV and an in-room safe round out the suite. The 130-square-foot bathroom has a 19-inch TV, a separate tub, a glass-enclosed shower and his-and-her sinks.

Luxury King Suite City View

Luxury King Suite City View

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This 650-square-foot suite comes with one king bed and, from its higher-floor location, views of either the Las Vegas Strip or the surrounding mountains (a specific view can't be guaranteed). The sunken living room has a 46-inch HDTV, a sofa bed, a table with chairs and a desk; remote-controlled curtains, a bedroom HDTV and an in-room safe round out the suite. The 130-square-foot bathroom has a 19-inch TV, a separate tub, a glass-enclosed shower and his-and-her sinks.

Venezia Luxury Two Queen Suite

Venezia Luxury Two Queen Suite

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This 700-square-foot suite in the Venezia Tower comes with express check-in, two queen pillow-top beds and a sunken living room with a flat-screen TV and a dedicated work area. Guests have access to the Venezia Garden pool deck. The 130-square-foot bathroom has a separate Roman tub, a glass-enclosed shower, a private toilet and his-and-her sinks.

Grand King Suite

Grand King Suite

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This suite measures approximately 1,400 square feet. The separate bedroom has a king pillow-top bed, a 46-inch flat-screen TV and a walk-in closet. The living room adds another 46-inch TV, a sofa-sleeper (upon availability), an oversized coffee table, an ottoman, a dining table that seats three, a stocked refreshment center, a wet bar and a private work area, plus remote-controlled Roman shades and curtains. The bathroom has a double-sink vanity, a jetted tub and a separate glass-enclosed shower; a powder room sits off the entryway.

Grand King Suite City View

Grand King Suite City View

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This suite measures approximately 1,400 square feet and sits on floors 25–36 with views of either the Strip or the pool area. The separate bedroom has a king pillow-top bed, a 46-inch flat-screen TV and a walk-in closet. The living room adds another 46-inch TV, a sofa-sleeper (upon availability), an oversized coffee table, an ottoman, a dining table that seats three, a stocked refreshment center, a wet bar and a private work area, plus remote-controlled Roman shades and curtains. The bathroom has a double-sink vanity, a jetted tub and a separate glass-enclosed shower; a powder room sits off the entryway.

Grand One Bedroom Suite

Grand One Bedroom Suite

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This suite with an Italian marble foyer measures approximately 1,500 square feet. The separate bedroom has a king pillow-top bed, a 32-inch flat-screen TV and a walk-in closet. The living room features another 32-inch TV, a sofa-sleeper (upon availability), an oversized coffee table, an ottoman, a dining table that seats three, a stocked refreshment center, a full bar with stool seating and a private work area, plus remote-controlled Roman shades and curtains. The bathroom has a double-sink vanity, a 17-inch TV, a jetted tub and a separate glass-enclosed shower with two showerheads and a bench seat; a powder room sits off the entryway.

Premium Two Queen Suite

Premium Two Queen Suite

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This suite measures approximately 1,100 square feet and comes with two queen pillow-top beds. The furnished living area has an L-shaped sofa-sleeper (upon availability), an oversized coffee table, an ottoman, a dining table that seats three, a stocked refreshment center and a private work area. There are 46-inch flat-screen TVs in the bedroom and living room and remote-controlled Roman shades and curtains. The bathroom has a double-sink vanity, a 19-inch TV, a Roman tub and a separate glass-enclosed shower.

Premium Two Queen Suite City View

Premium Two Queen Suite City View

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This suite measures approximately 1,100 square feet and sits on floors 8–33 with views of either the Strip or the pool area. It comes with two queen pillow-top beds. The furnished living area has an L-shaped sofa-sleeper (upon availability), an oversized coffee table, an ottoman, a dining table that seats three, a stocked refreshment center and a private work area. There are 46-inch flat-screen TVs in the bedroom and living room and remote-controlled Roman shades and curtains. The bathroom has a double-sink vanity, a 19-inch TV, a Roman tub and a separate glass-enclosed shower.

Location

3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is the resort fee at the Venetian, and what's the real nightly cost?

The resort fee is $55 plus tax — about $62.36 a night — charged at check-in on top of the room rate, which starts around $127. It bundles your in-suite Wi-Fi. Budget separately for self-parking ($20 a day for registered hotel guests), since that isn't part of the fee.

Are all the rooms at the Venetian really suites?

Yes — every room in both the Venetian and Palazzo towers is a suite. The entry-level Luxury suites run 650–750 sq ft with a sunken living area, roughly double a standard Strip room, and sleep up to four; step-up Premium, Grand and one-bedroom suites stretch from about 1,100 to 1,500 sq ft. Because even the base suite is spacious, there's little reason to pay up for size alone.

How do you get around from the Venetian without a car?

The resort sits mid-Strip and links indoors to The Palazzo through the Grand Canal Shoppes. The 24/7 Deuce bus stops out front, and the Las Vegas Monorail's Harrah's/The LINQ station is about a 15-minute walk across the Strip. Sphere is directly behind the resort via The Venetian Expo pedestrian bridge. There's no hotel shuttle to the Strip, so the Deuce or your own two feet are the defaults.

Which Venetian suites have the best views, and which should I avoid?

Sphere sits directly behind the resort, so high-floor Sphere-View suites look straight onto the orb's nightly light shows; Strip- and pool-facing City View suites (on higher floors, roughly floors 8–33 or 25–36 depending on category) are the other strong picks. For now, be wary of some west-facing suites — they overlook the former Mirage, which is being rebuilt as Hard Rock Las Vegas, a construction site until 2027.

Is the pool at the Venetian open year-round?

The two main decks — the Venetian Pool Deck and the Palazzo Pool Deck — anchor the pool scene, while the TAO Beach Dayclub is seasonal, typically running March through early fall. Guests booked in the Venezia Tower also get the separate Venezia Garden pool deck. In winter, plan on the two main decks rather than the dayclub.
Rating

4.7

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CasinoThe gaming floor totals 102,944 square feet with 1,044 slot machines, 98 table games and 34 poker tables.
Race & Sports BookYes.
RestaurantsBRERA osteria - Italian estiatorio Milos - Greek Matteo's Ristorante Italiano - Italian Mott 32 - Chinese Chica - Latin Fusion Bouchon - French Yardbird - American CUT - Steakhouse Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer - American Buddy V's Ristorante - Italian LAVO - Italian SUGARCANE raw bar & grill - Latin SUSHISAMBA - Japanese/Latin Fusion TAO Asian Bistro - Asian Delmonico - Steakhouse Spritz Restaurant & Bar - American Canaletto - Italian Cañonita - Mexican Canyon Ranch Café - American Casanova - Italian Carlo's Bakery - Italian Grand Lux Café - American Grimaldi's Pizzeria - Italian Hong Kong Cafe - Chinese Mercato della Pescheria - Italian Noodle Asia - Asian Rockhouse - American Smith & Wollensky - Steakhouse The X Pot - Asian Trattoria Reggiano - Italian Truth & Tonic - American Vegetarian Bazaar Meat by José Andrés - Spanish Steakhouse COTE - Korean Steakhouse HaSalon - Mediterranean Nomikai - Japanese/Sushi Wakuda - Japanese Gjelina - Californian Fogo de Chão - Brazilian Steakhouse Via Via Food Hall - All'Antico Vinaio, Howlin' Ray's, Scarr's Pizza, B.S. Taqueria, Ivan Ramen, Turkey and the Wolf
NightlifeTAO Nightclub, plus cocktail bars across both towers: Bellini Bar, Juliet Cocktail Room, Golden Gai Cocktail Club, Electra Cocktail Club and Rosina Cocktail Lounge.
AttractionsMadame Tussauds Las Vegas and gondola rides on the indoor Grand Canal and outdoor lagoon.
PoolThe Venetian Pool Deck and the Palazzo Pool Deck, plus the seasonal TAO Beach Dayclub (typically March through early fall).
Health club or fitness equipmentYes. Canyon Ranch Spa and Fitness
SpaCanyon Ranch Spa + Fitness Center offers the following treatment options: Massages - deep tissue, stone, foot, prenatal, seasonal, customized Facials - purifying, antioxidant, prenatal, collagen, seasonal, age defying, customized Eastern treatments - abhyanga, acupuncture, reiki, shiatsu, chakra balancing Body treatments - scrubs, prenatal, reflexology, craniosacral, exfoliation, wraps, baths, seasonal Specialty rooms - saunas, steam rooms, hydrospa, igloo room, rain room Salon services - hair, nails, waxing, spray tanning, makeup, tinting, lash extensions Fitness services - classes, personal training, nutrition consultations, assessments, recovery
ShopsYes. The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian.
Wedding servicesYes, the Wedding Chapel at The Venetian offers a number of wedding ceremony packages.
Business centerYes.
Convention roomsYes.
ConciergeYes.
Child-care facilitiesNo.
Room serviceYes.
Maid serviceYes.
Luggage serviceYes.
Pets allowedNo. Only ADA-recognized service animals are permitted.
In-room Internet accessYes, it's included in the daily resort fee.
Hotel amenitiesLaundry service, direct access to The Venetian Convention & Expo Center, rental-car and golf reservations, and wake-up call service.
Complimentary breakfastNo.
Multilingual staffYes.
24-hour front deskYes.
DoormanYes.
SecurityYes.
Currency exchangeYes.
ElevatorsYes.
Safe-deposit boxesYes.
Parking garageYes — two enclosed self-park garages: the Venetian garage off Koval Lane and the Palazzo garage off Sands Avenue. Self-parking is $20 per day for registered hotel guests, with in-and-out privileges during the stay. Non-guests pay $20 per day Monday–Thursday and $25 per day Friday–Sunday. Valet parking is $40 per day. Nevada residents get three hours of complimentary self-parking. Fees are subject to change for special events.
RV parkNo.
Shuttle service to the airportShuttle service to and from the airport available for a fee from an outside company.
Shuttle service to the stripNo.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.
Check-in time3 p.m.
Check-out time11 a.m.
Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.
PoliciesThe maximum total number of guests (adults and children) in a room is four.
Incidental chargesThe Venetian places an incidental hold of $150 per night on a credit or debit card at check-in, which unlocks charging privileges to the suite; guests who decline charging privileges can leave a smaller one-time deposit instead.
Prices From$127
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