When you walk into Wynn's main entrance, it's a totally otherworldly floral fantasy. You walk across floral mosaic tiles into a naturally lit lobby full of moving floral sculptures—like a flowery carousel surrounded by trees and giant floral bouquets hanging from the ceiling.
There's a reason this is one of the city's most Instagrammed spots. You feel you've walked in off the Strip into an alternate universe. It manages to pull this off and feel magical—not cheesy. It changes depending on who's having a business off-site or a convention at Wynn and Encore.
But in general, guests are fashion- and status-conscious. They're here for the amazing retail there are two Chanel stores , the restaurants, and the nightlife. There's no distinct demographic, but they're s more sophisticated and international crowd than in most other resorts on the Strip. The good stuff: Tell us about your room. I stayed in a Wynn Deluxe King there are a lot of room categories between Wynn and Encore , which is essentially the standard room at Wynn.
The decor is all light woods, neutral and camel-colored carpets and lots of bright white touches where they're practical like the bed , and this same decorating philosophy is true in most other rooms at Wynn. There are pops of color only in the art you'll find good reproductions of modern masters and in flowers. The floor-to-ceiling windows had a great view toward the Strip and west toward the mountains, an features include automated lights, drapes and sheers, with control panels right by the bed so you don't have to fumble around and try to figure out how to turn things on.
The rooms are all quite large—generally starting at around square feet. They got us? A couple of years ago, Steve Wynn actually procured sheets from the top hotels in the world and made sure that his thread counts were higher. So you'll find sky-high beds with linens that are thread count putting them just above the highest-ever thread counts.
For those of us who like to work in bed, there are huge, over-stuffed Euro shams, which are nice when you're trying to get comfortably propped up. How about the little things, like mini bar, or shower goodies. This is a happening hotel, and its pools and casinos are buzzing throughout the day and well into the late hours.
But, it's a bit more subdued and luxe than the party spots that host pop star residencies and Kardashian-hosted night clubs farther south on the Strip. The hotel draws lots of well-heeled business travelers and young partiers and, despite the hopping nightlife scene, quite a few families.
The Encore At Wynn Las Vegas is part of the large Wynn facility, which means there's plenty of designer shopping, a plethora of gourmet restaurants, and even an hole golf course within walking distance. The hotel is at the northern end of the Strip, but it is by no means out of the way. Luckily, cabs are easy to find at virtually any time of day or night. There's also a monorail system, which stops at several major casinos and hotels in the area. Ranging from a generous square feet to a massive 5, square feet, the Encore At Wynn Las Vegas offers some of the largest rooms on the Vegas Strip.
Floor-to-ceiling windows illuminate the spaces in natural light and offer great views over the city. Decor is tasteful and contemporary, with stylish furniture and an inviting color scheme of warm neutrals. Luxurious touches abound, from thread-count linens and plush bedding to inch flat-screen TVs and even small flat-screens in the bathroom. All units have living rooms most separated from the bedrooms by a privacy wall , with larger units adding extras like wet bars, dining areas, massage rooms, and even billiard and exercise rooms in some.
Curtain, lighting, room service, and privacy controls are via touch screen. Luxe marble bathrooms have soaking tubs and separate walk-in showers. Encore Tower Suites come with extra perks, including a dedicated concierge, access to a private Tower Suites pool, daily breakfast credit, and nightly turndown service.
Note that the daily resort fee that's tacked onto rates covers in-room amenities such as Wi-Fi and coffee and tea service, but coffeemakers are not available in any room or suite category. Dining-wise, there's a plethora of options here. Encore guests get access to all restaurants at Wynn and Encore Las Vegas, which range from casual to fine-dining and award-winning. Food on-site gets consistently outstanding reviews, but it is pricey.
Those planning to take advantage of the breakfast credit at Encore at Wynn Las Vegas have several choices, including Tableau, which is one of the most popular venues. Other standouts include Sinatra, a classic Italian restaurant decorated with the late singer's photographs and Grammys; Wazazu, serving pan-Asian fare; Michelin-star Chinese restaurant Wing Lei; and the atmospheric conservatory-like Jardin that serves contemporary and classic American fare. There are plenty of stylish bars and lounges here as well, including Eastside Lounge, a swanky spot which offers live entertainment.
Dinner and show pairings are available on-site. Other nightlife options include XS Nightclub -- hosting top DJs like David Guetta, Diplo, and Skrillex -- and the Beach Club at Encore Wynn, which is a poolside club surrounded by palm trees, cabanas, and bungalows that can be rented out for a fee. The Beach Club is hugely popular among guests and non-guests alike, and crowds should be expected.
Both the Encore and the Wynn feature a number of large outdoor pools. The most popular here, aside from the rowdy Encore Beach Club, is the adults-only European Pool that allows for topless sunbathing. The main pool is beautiful and quieter than the Beach Club, and there is also an exclusive pool for Tower Suite guests. Luxe cabanas with mini-fridges, plasma TVs, plush chairs, and sofas are available for rent, plus there are loungers and daybeds lining the pool decks. Full food and beverage service is available by the pools.
An array of features and free access to all amenities at the adjacent Wynn complex are at guests' disposal. There's also another gorgeous spa at the Wynn and a salon at each hotel offering hair and nail services, as well as makeup application. The fitness center is well-equipped with modern cardio and strength-training machines, plus there are fitness classes offered daily.
Tower King Suite sq. Tower Double Suite sq. Executive Suite sq. Parlor Suite sq. Salon Suite sq. Fairway Villa sq. Access to tower suites pool. Tower Queen Suite sq. Access to the tower suites pool. In the case of this head-to-head comparison, the Encore gets the nod for the same reason that the Wynn won the casino round. The rooms at the Encore are on average square feet bigger than those at the Wynn. There is a whole world of action waiting along the strip, and there is no sense in sitting in your room for much longer than you need to get some sleep and recharge.
If you like to spend some time sitting poolside soaking up the sun in Las Vegas, both the Wynn and Encore will satisfy your needs. Each has a great pool that is perfect for taking a quick dip or simply getting some rays. The pools at both facilities fill up fast in the warm summer months, so you will want to get down and grab a lounge chair quickly in the morning. It is important to note that guests of the Encore have access to the Wynn pools, but not the other way around.
This adult-only pool club is a popular place among the somethings visiting the strip. Each offers some of the best food on the strip with the two hotels collectively having earned more Forbes Travel Guide 4-star awards than any other independent resort on the continent, and has everything from classic Vegas buffets to fine dining restaurants.
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