We spent 5 days at this hotel with 100 of our guests for our wedding and everything was perfect. A great hotel in Vegas, where there is no smoking inside, (which is rare in Vegas) and no casino. The casino is upstairs at Mandalay Bay.... So still very nearby. The food was amazing, Pool was great with access to Mandalay's pools if you choose. Great Work out area too. The Concierge also organized for us to get on guest lists at many of the nightclubs in Vegas, which was a plus.

Definetly recomend this hotel if you want to avoid all the lines up in Vegas at the, Taxis, buffets, etc....

I just got married on March 17, 2007 at the Four Season Las Vegas and it was an amazing experience. I have never encountered better service at any hotel I have stayed at prior to this. Lauren Gross our catering manager ensured that everything from the ceremony to the cocktail hour to the dinner and the beautiful wedding cake was perfect. All of the vendors recommended by the Four Seasons for the flowers, photography and music were excellent as well. We were upgraded to a beautiful suite and came back after the wedding to chocolate dipped strawberries, champagne and flower petals in the shape of a heart on our bed. When my sister who was also a bridesmaid was stranded in NYC due to bad weather and Jetblue cancelling her flight (and all others), it was Summer the concierge who saved the day and found a flight for her that got her to the hotel with 3 hours to spare before the ceremony.

I cannot thank Lauren, Summer, everyone in catering and all of the staff that made our wedding and our stay a completely unforgettable experience. My husband and I look forward to returning for our anniversary, if not sooner.

I spent a weekend here for a brief medical conference, but more so to "take a breather." I thought I liked Vegas, but everytime I go, I realize more & more that it is just one huge casino and that's it. A good show will change your pace a bit, but otherwise it gets old real fast. After checking in, I immediately left & walked the strip, and in 2-3 hours I had enough.

Returning back to the Four Season made me realize that this place truly is different. For once you don't have to walk through the casino to get anywhere like every single other hotel on the strip! Walk in the front door, go through the lobby, past the spa, and into the elevator. This was a true pleasure. Invaluable, in my opinion.

Room was superb - love the plasma TV (but HD programming would help).

Staff was extremely helpful all around. My conference has the hotel order meals for my dietary needs, and I only had to ask once about it. After that, every meal, I was approached and asked, "Would you like your meal now, sir?" Can't beat that.

Of course, the casino is there if you want it. Just walk through the "Mandalay Bay" door and it hits you like you walked into an airport. The key to this is: you don't HAVE to walk through the door.

(I admit: I did use the spa at the Luxor because my wife recommended it and the massages were cheaper. Great way to unwind.)

Another visit at the Four Seasons Las Vegas and another perfect stay. After missing our flight due to a worse than expected snow storm and barely squeaking two standby seats away from two poor Irish travelers who missed their connection by minutes, arriving at the FSLV, addressed by name at the check in desk and upgraded without asking, soon put a chaotic morning and long trip in row 34, all far behind.
It is a special quiet place amongst the clatter of Vegas. No lines to get into breakfast, no cast of thousands packed around the pool, a beautiful spa and gym with plenty of elbow room, staff that are attentive without being overbearing, a hotel town car to get you around town… A welcome oasis in the desert.