Four Seasons, Las Vegas Strip

History of Four Seasons

Four Seasons Las Vegas occupies the top five floors of Mandalay Bay's hotel tower, which opened in March 1999. Four Seasons Las Vegas does not have its own casino, nor does it have a dedicated Four Seasons VIP boutique casino as the Four Seasons Macao (at the Venetian Macao) does. You're stuck gambling with the rest of us at Mandalay Bay's casino floor.

How are the rooms at Four Seasons?

Four Seasons Las Vegas offers a number of room and suite offerings. All rooms include similar amenities, with the larger suites adding deluxe accoutrements such as jacuzzi tubs, meeting services, larger rooms and fancier furniture. The base amenities include the usual suspects - cd players (no iHome?) down pillows & duvets, minibars, coffee maker, dvd player, flat panel TV's, robes and slippers, shoe shine kits, turn down & evening housekeeping service and wifi broadband internet.

What restaurants are at Four Seasons?

Four Seasons Las Vegas features two dining options - Verandah a beautiful high class equivalent of a 'cafe' with indoor and outdoor dining and great atmosphere throughout. Charlie Palmer Steak, is a luxurious steakhouse from Chef Charlie Palmer. Both Verandah and Charlie Palmer double as bar/lounges as well. For quick eats poolside, grab a sandwich and a cocktail at the Four Seasons Las Vegas' Pool Bar.

Where is Four Seasons Located?

On the top floors of Mandalay Bay's hotel tower at the south end of the Las Vegas Strip. Luxor, Excalibur and Tropicana are nearest neighbors to the north and South Coast a few miles south.

Exclusive Tips for Four Seasons:

Four Seasons has a tremendous spa which is essential to visit if you're staying there. Additionally, all Four Seasons guest get access to Mandalay Bay's phenomenal pool.