W Las Vegas

Name: W Las Vegas
Address: 3940 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $69+

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

W Las Vegas is the fashionable W Hotels tower within Mandalay Bay, pairing bold, design-led suites and Strip-skyline views with the brand's signature service — plus full access to Mandalay Bay's pools, beach, casino and dining. Stylish and well-located, from $69/night.

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Is the W Las Vegas Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

W Las Vegas brings the W Hotels brand's bold, design-forward personality to the south Strip, occupying a dedicated tower within the Mandalay Bay complex. Suites are stylish and modern, many with sweeping views of the Strip skyline, and the brand's Whatever/Whenever service adds a boutique touch.

The clever part is the location: as part of Mandalay Bay, guests get the full mega-resort on their doorstep — the 11-acre beach and wave pool, Shark Reef Aquarium, a vast casino and a deep dining roster — while sleeping in a more design-led, distinct space. Rates start around $69 a night before fees.

Know before booking: the nightly resort fee is $50 plus tax (about $57 all-in), and self-parking costs $20 a day for hotel guests (valet $40), with 24-hour in-and-out privileges across MGM Resorts garages. The tower sits at the far south end of the Strip — Bellagio is about 1.4 miles north — so plan on the free Mandalay Bay–Luxor–Excalibur tram next door or the 24/7 Deuce bus for trips up the Boulevard. The trade-off works in your favor on arrival day: Harry Reid International Airport is roughly a 10-minute drive, Allegiant Stadium is just across I-15, and the W has its own driveway and lobby, so check-in skips the long walk through Mandalay Bay's casino.

Insider tipEvery room here is a full suite, and the two-queen layouts sleep four in one suite — frequently cheaper per head than booking two standard rooms up the Strip. Traveling for a game? Request a W Escape Stadium-View suite, whose floor-to-ceiling windows look straight into Allegiant Stadium across I-15.

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Rooms

W Premier Two Queen Suite

The entry-level two-queen layout: a private bedroom with two plush queen beds, a spa-inspired bathroom, and a separate living area with its own powder room. Crisp white linens, oversized tufted headboards and sleek accents keep the look unmistakably W, and the floor plan comfortably sleeps four.

W Premier King Suite

A 725-square-foot king suite in the tower's desert-chic style — elegant window sheers, crisp white linens and an oversized tufted headboard — with space to spread out well beyond a standard hotel room.

W Corner King Suite

At 741 square feet, the corner king suite offers the most dramatic city views of the standard layouts. The design mirrors the rest of the tower — window sheers, crisp white linens, an oversized tufted headboard — while the corner position does the showing off.

Stay Well W Premier King Suite

A 725-square-foot king suite fitted with the Stay Well wellness package: aromatherapy, advanced air purification, a natural memory-foam mattress, circadian lighting, an energizing mirror, a soundscape machine and a shower infuser, plus complimentary access to Cleveland Clinic Wellness programs.

Stay Well W Premier Two Queen Suite

The two-queen version of the Stay Well suite: a private bedroom with two plush queen beds, a spa-style bathroom and a separate living space with powder room, plus the same wellness kit — air purification, memory-foam mattresses, circadian lighting, energizing mirror, soundscape machine and shower infuser — and access to Cleveland Clinic programs.

W Escape Stadium View King Suite

This 725-square-foot suite looks straight at Allegiant Stadium through floor-to-ceiling windows — a real draw on game weekends. A plush king bed anchors the private bedroom, the bathroom leans spa-style, and the separate living area with powder room gives a group somewhere to gather before kickoff.

W Escape Stadium View Two Queen Suite

The two-queen take on the stadium-facing layout: the same 725 square feet and Allegiant Stadium views, with two queen beds in the private bedroom, a spa-style bath and a living area with powder room — a practical setup for four on a game weekend.

W Escape Strip View King Suite

A 725-square-foot suite facing the Strip rather than the stadium. The private bedroom holds a plush king bed, the bathroom is spa-inspired, and a separate living space with its own powder room makes longer stays easy.

W Escape Strip View Two Queen Suite

Strip views with two queen beds: 725 square feet split into a private bedroom, a spa-style bathroom and a separate living area with powder room that doubles as the best seat in the house for watching the Strip light up.

Location

3940 S Las Vegas Blvd

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Frequently asked questions

What extra fees should I expect beyond the room rate?

Three to budget for: a resort fee of $50 plus tax (about $57 a night) that covers Wi-Fi and fitness-center access; self-parking at $20 a day for guests (valet $40); and a $100-per-night incidental hold placed on your card at check-in to enable room charging. On debit cards, the unused hold is typically released 3–7 business days after check-out.

Does W Las Vegas have its own casino?

No — the W tower is non-gaming, which keeps its lobby and elevators noticeably quieter than a typical Strip resort. A connecting hallway leads to Mandalay Bay's casino and its 300-seat race and sports book.

Can W Las Vegas guests use the Mandalay Bay pools?

Yes. You get the W's own WET Deck pool plus full run of Mandalay Bay Beach — the 11-acre complex with a wave pool, lazy river and real-sand beach. The day-club venues there, Moorea Beach Club and Tailgate Beach Club (the former Daylight), run seasonally, so check dates before counting on them.

Where can I eat inside W Las Vegas?

The in-tower option is 3940 Coffee and Tea, an all-day café off the lobby, ever since the 64th-floor Rivea restaurant closed in June 2025. For a view drink, head up to the Skyfall bar on that same 64th floor — and dozens more restaurants sit a short indoor walk away inside Mandalay Bay.

Where is W Las Vegas, and how do you get around?

The tower stands inside the Mandalay Bay complex at the Strip's far south end, with Bellagio about 1.4 miles north. The free Mandalay Bay–Luxor–Excalibur tram next door is the fastest hop up the Strip, the Deuce bus runs the Boulevard 24/7, and Harry Reid International Airport is roughly a 10-minute drive.

Rating

4.2

Number of rooms1,117 suites.

CasinoThe W tower itself is non-gaming; guests use the casino at neighboring Mandalay Bay.

Race & Sports BookW Las Vegas guests can use the 300-seat race and sports book at Mandalay Bay. It is equipped with big-screen TVs and individual race monitors.

Restaurants3940 Coffee and Tea, an all-day café off the lobby, is the tower's main in-house option since Rivea, the 64th-floor restaurant, closed in June 2025. Dozens of additional restaurants are a short indoor walk away inside Mandalay Bay.

EntertainmentGuests can catch a concert at House of Blues or at Michelob ULTRA Arena.

NightlifeSkyfall Panoramic Bar & Lounge on the 64th floor and the Franklin Lounge off the lobby.

AttractionsThe Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay.

PoolYes, WET Deck at W Las Vegas. Guests can also use the beach environment at Mandalay Bay, which includes three pools, a lazy river, a topless pool and a wave pool with a sand-and-surf beach. Also at Mandalay Bay are Moorea Beach Club and Tailgate Beach Club (the former Daylight).

Health club or fitness equipmentYes.

SpaBATHHOUSE Spa.

ShopsYes, a sundries/gift shop. W Las Vegas guests can also visit shops in the adjoining Mandalay Bay hotel.

Wedding servicesYes, W Las Vegas guests can use Mandalay Bay's wedding chapel, which offers a number of wedding ceremony packages.

Business centerGuests can use the business center at Mandalay Bay.

Convention roomsYes, W Las Vegas offers the 1,200-square-foot W Las Vegas Living Room as well as 31 meeting rooms. Plus, there is the nearby 1.8 million-square-foot Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

Child-care facilitiesNo.

Room serviceSelect hours only.

Maid serviceDaily.

Luggage serviceYes.

Pets allowedYes, dogs only (no cats) — typically up to two with a combined weight of up to 100 pounds. The non-refundable pet fee is roughly $150–$200 plus tax per dog, per night, and pet-friendly suites are limited.

In-room Internet accessYes, it's included in the daily resort fee.

Hotel amenitiesConcierge, safety deposit box, and wake-up calls.

Parking garageYes. Self-parking for registered hotel guests is $20 per day; for visitors, $20 per day Monday–Thursday and $25 per day Friday–Sunday. Valet is $40 per day. The 24-hour fee includes in-and-out privileges within the same parking type (self or valet) across all MGM Resorts Las Vegas destinations, subject to availability. Parking can be charged to the room, and rates may be higher during special events.

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 standard suite is four. Firearms are not permitted on the premises of W Las Vegas, including in guest rooms; if requested, safekeeping of properly registered firearms can be arranged.

Incidental chargesA $100-per-night incidental hold is placed on the guest's credit or debit card at check-in, in addition to room, tax and resort-fee charges, to enable room-charging privileges. Additional authorizations may follow if charges exceed the originally approved amount. For debit cards, unused funds are typically released within 3–7 business days of check-out (up to 30 days for international banks).

Prices From$69

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