THE VENETIAN RESORT HÔTEL CASINO
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A success among Las Vegas's most recent architectural achievements, The Venetian, borrows the theme of Venice to copy it in detail. A th century ambiance! It is impossible to miss on the Strip, the magnificent Rialto Bridge and the no less famous Campanile tower, which you will pass to access the shopping mall. Superb luxury shops and Italian designer shops, but along the canals. Take a gondola ride, under the bridge of Sighs and in front of the Palazzo Ducale, to the casino of St. Mark's Square! Of course, the gallery is covered and air-conditioned, but the false sky of the ceiling suggests a twilight, with some imagination. Everything is finely crafted, whether it is the sculptures of Gabriel angel or Foscari frescoes on the ceiling. The lack of authenticity of these works, a good bill on the other hand, is a bit uncomfortable because this Venice has not been the patina of time and pollution. All rooms, all suites, have exceptional comfort and are extremely spacious: their 70 m ² area, the class among the 10 largest in the world. The 17 restaurants have managed to bring renowned chefs such as Wofgang Puck from Postrio to San Francisco. The Wax Museum, Madame Tussauds (Tel (702) 862) 7800), which exhibits over 100 statues. The Grand Canal Shoppes houses 54 fairly elegant shops. Isolated from the agitation of the Strip, perched on the roof, swimming pool and spa. Did you know that Venice was the first city in Europe to have a casino? To enter it, you had to wear a mask.
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La clientèle par contre est très jeune, très fils à papa. Le casino est très vaste et spacieux contrairement à certains casino étouffants.
Les accès aux chambres sont filtrés par un vigile, il faudra montrer la carte de chambre pour accéder aux ascenseurs. Un gage de sécurité.
C'est un très belle hôtel mais la clientèle ne me correspondait malheureusement pas.