My wife and I had the opportunity to visit the Four Seasons Las Vegas for 5 nights last week. I have stayed at the Mandalay and THE Hotel on site in the past and from now on will indeed stay at the Four Seasons. Yes, it is at the far end of the strip, but to me, that is a... More

Always a peaceful hiding place from "the" action. The room was well appointed and the bed a place for relaxing. The pool was busy but we managed to find lounges with the help of the staff. Too many damn kids in the pool though. Plastic everywhere. As one comes to expect, the staff is main reason we stay at F.S.... More

We stayed at the Four Seasons for 6 nights and I cannot fault the hotel. We chose the hotel due to it not having a casino as we had heard this could cause the whole hotel to smell of smoke. From the moment we arrived to the morning we checked out the hotel staff were excellent. The room was very... More

I agree with many of the other reviews...quiet place in the center of the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas. We traveled with our 6 year old grandson and the Four Seasons Hotel made him feel very welcome from the first minute we stepped foot into their hotel. Special little personal gifts and a wonderful childrens menu to order from... More

This is a pretty special Vegas hotel. It has no casino and therefore lacks this horrible feel and smell of a Vegas hotel. It is also not as huge as most major Vegas hotels and is not crowded at all. On the other hand you can easily access Mandalay Bay which is located in the same building and have all... More

Located at the end of the strip, the Four Seasons provides a peaceful oasis from the hectic busy norm of Las Vegas. There is a separate outside entrance to the hotel with a beautiful roundabout. Rooms are located on the top floors of the Mandalay Bay. It was my preference not to book a strip view and had superb view... More

I never thought you could mix quiet & las vegas together but at this hotel you get the opportunity to do just that. Other people we met said their pool area in the bigger more well known hotels was heaving, this one isnt like that. It was just like being on a relaxing luxury holiday. Then they bring free treats... More

There are so many reviews that rave about this place, that I wanted to hate it. Fact is, he hotel staff make it impossible to do anything but leave with lovely memories of a truly superbly run hotel. Yes, it is quite a long way from the 'real' strip, but hey, that was an advantage in my mind. The view... More

I'm going to nit pick because this is a Four Seasons and for $300 a night (room, resort free and tax) it better be perfect - especially considering the other options. * Very big, nice enough rooms, but since I'm rarely in the room, don't care (hence the cost/benefit analsis). The room also seemed "empty"... there was a 4x10 space... More