Las Vegas hotels near Eiffel Tower Experience

Cons: The rooms, while beautiful, are in need of modern amenities like charging ports, easy-to-access power outlets, better lighting controls, and larger TVs, just to name a few things. We stayed in a 1300 sq ft suite, and the living area was 40" or so. I realize this may sound trivial, but it's 2017 and this is a 5 star resort. Another issue we had was the relative lack of reasonable dining options. There are over 40 restaurants inside the property, but (aside from food court-type options) only a couple are reasonably-priced.

Cons: The pool is crazy. We went down one day at 11:30am and there was not a free seat anywhere. Absolutely packed. Went down the next day a bit later so we expected there to be no seats available but there were towels laying all over seats and on the plants. It was very messy and disorganized. Here's a tip, instead of the staff standing around chatting where you collect the towels why doesn't one of them walk around and check for free seats and clean up the towels so guests don't have to ask every single person if the seat next to them is taken. Be careful of the surface near the pool when it's wet, if you are barefoot it can be very dangerous and slippery. I saw many people slipping over. 2 basic cocktails plus tax = $40. Ugh.

Cons: The staff attitude, Not so clean room. The inconvenience of checking in. Front desk said they don't have the reservation from Kayak so I called Kayak and ask to send Venetian another copy of the reservation. However, Kayak's system was down on that day so they had to send it another way via email. The front desk basically told me the sales is going through mass emails and did not have time to look for my reservation that Kayak sent. Ridiculous.... If this is the way you treat guests then bye, I will not stay at this hotel anymore. I waited at the counter for at least 45 minutes trying to get this resolved and nothing can be done unless I pay the walk-in price (Way more expense!) and they will issue the refund once they received the reservation from Kayak. It's been 3 days and I still don't see the refund! This was probably my 10th time staying at this hotel and it was the worst.

Cons: We thought it was a perfect choice for us and no negatives at all.

Cons: The $25 per night plus tax resort fee The sneaky way they get you to waive the credit card currency conversion for their own 'competitive' rate plus 3% fee when you use a credit card for payment

Cons: See comments above. But as noted Vdara should work on shutting down rooms and doing major updates and major cleanings to make the guest experience more better. Also the walk from your room to the strip can be long but that's no big deal and I would go back. As with all Las Vegas hotel the resort fee is ridiculous if you don't use any of the stuff related to it. You should be given the chance to be charged for what you use

Cons: There were always trash bags lining the hallways all day long. Small pool (couldn't even find the workout room if there was one). Only way out to the strip is a long walk through Bellagio or tram to Aria-- couldn't even go straight through Cosmopolitan?-- very strange. Now we're paying for parking ($18/day at all MGM properties!) which may have been inevitable but still, haven't had to pay in 30 years of coming to Vegas. If Caesars properties aren't charging for parking, I'll stay at one of theirs next time, even at the higher rate.

Cons: Reception gave us a room that looked into another room (and that other room looking into ours). I asked to switch rooms, and they gave us a smaller room. Later when I returned from dinner, room service had made up the sofa-bed. Reception apparently hadn't cancelled an order for the sofa to be made-up from a previous occupant. This all felt very strange and amateurish. I spoke with reception, and they sent up chocolate covered strawberries to apologize for their mistake. When the delivery person arrived, he rand the bell and knocked once before using his key to open the door and enter our room. We were already dressed for bed, and didn't have time to put on a robe in the time between the door knock and when the delivery-person let himself in. This also seemed inappropriate and amateurish. Last, the sheen of this hotel seems to be rapidly tarnishing. Many heavily used items in the rooms and in public spaces show damage. There is no attempt by Vdara management to keep the hotel feeling new or even gently used.

Cons: Aria Cafe to be avoided, expensive, poor service having had all 3 meals there. Food of poor quality. Overall the hotel is ok but don't think it's value for money, resort fee is excessive as the pool is overcrowded and the gym closes at 8pm - seriously it's vegas and if I want to work out I shouldn't be constrained to timings - I was also welcomed by a rude gym attendant because I arrived late.

Cons: i just didn’t like that they hold 150$ per night on the card , if they can do it 100$ it’s fine as different hotel we stayed in before used to hold 100$ per night , the second thing is I didn’t like is the restaurants downstairs around the casinos close very early at 7 pm in weekdays , and the third thing is I didn’t like one of the security girl on the pool came talking and yelling at me because of the mask , this is first time to me there during this pandemic and i was following the rules for our safty first , but at the pool i just take it out coz i was putting some oil on my face then i wanna put the mask on but she came right a way and start yelling at me and my friend says what’s up with her like that , so as first time to me there in this pandemic and didn’t know that i have to keep the mask on unless if I’m actively eating or drinking or in the pool so she can talk in a different polite way more than tht if she can , we ordered drinks and whn we got the drinks i also removed my mask to drink then i put the drink aside, she came right a way and yelled again and said “ u have to hold the bottle in ur hand so people and i can see you have a deinks ...etc “ I appreciate all that hard work but she can really would talked in different way because I wasn’t really known wht is allowed or not for mask requirements, I didn’t go there to have an issue i just went to chill and relax this is why was so patient and calm and replied politely to her . Thank you again Stay all safe . 100% I recommend this hotel to others .

Cons: Kayak did not process the reservation properly, so I spent over 11/2 hrs of my vacation time trying to correct the issue Kayak created. I reserved and paid for 2 rooms and Kayak processed 1 room. This was a very stressful situation Kayak web site put me through and will not use the site again. The Aria room had 4 light bulbs out, which should have been checked by room service and on the second day all shampoo, soap was removed and not replaced. For the price the Aria charges, a guest would hope for better service, this is not a guest job to report light bulbs out and missing soap. But this was not as bad as the issue Kayak created for me.

Cons: Checking in was a bit of a nightmare. Granted it was a Friday night and it was busier than usual, but not as busy as it could have been, and I was in line for 45+ minutes. Once I actually got to a representative, I found out why. Despite telling her I was in a bit of a hurry and in town strictly for business, she spent a solid 10 minutes telling me about all the restaurants and amenities I told her up front I wouldn't be using. I'm a tech savvy 28 year old, but I thought the TV, smart pad, and checkout process were totally unintuitive and confusing. It made the simplest things tremendously over-complicated. The thing I liked least was that this hotel was just SOOOO big, and I get the whole "make you walk through the casino to get to your room" thing, but this was ridiculous. The casino is enormous, and intentionally laid out with the check-in, parking garage, and rooms in exact opposite corners. It was a 10 minute walk between each across a horribly confusing layout. During my business trip, I ended up staying 3 nights at the Cosmopolitan and 1 night at the Aria. If I could do it all over again, I would have paid the extra money to stay at the Cosmopolitan the extra night. The Aria had a kind of frantic and anxious atmosphere, where the Cosmopolitan had a very hip and relaxed but luxurious vibe. If you're torn between these two options, no question, go with the Cosmopolitan.

Cons: We had many issues: -Were issued a room in the price class that we specified during booking -We requested a room near the elevator, since my wife is pregnant.. they were not able to accommodate this -Our keys failed to operate on 4 occasions. -The call center was not capable of transferring call to the front desk. -The call center told my pregnant wife that I had checked out of the hotel, when she called to re-activate her broken key. -The hotel lied about credits issued to our bill over the phone and from the front desk in response to the other issues experienced. Management was unsuccessful at responding to or remedying any of the above issues. I would not recommend this hotel until they work out the management and technological kinks that are keeping it from being a great hotel.

Cons: We went on the weekend so it was too hard to get anything, all over crowded. Couldn't get a drink at a bar. Service was stretched and fairly poor. The pool was a joke, could not get into it and it was hot weather. This was really a disappointment, pointless staying at a hotel with a pool if you cant use the pool because its too crowded. Everyone doing hand to hand combat to get a lounge and staff no help. Really a case of too many rooms and under catered for in the hotel amenities.

Cons: Housekeeping was an absolute joke. Leads me to believe that there is no communication between front desk and housekeeping. First night I check in, got a room with two queens. Almost jumped in to be to notice a big urine stain on the sheets. Thank God the second bed was clean so I slept in it. Oh did I mention the clump of long black hair on the ice bucket. Reported the issue the following morning and the girl removed the resort fees for two nights only to come back that evening to find the issue still glaring at me in the face. Reported the issue the following morning to the same girl I talked to the prior morning and this time all she offered was to remove one more nights resort fees (apparently as issues escalate the process to resolve the issue is to make the customer less happy). Much to my surprise I found the issue yet unresolved that evening when I returned to my hotel room. At this point I was thoroughly disgusted, what else wasn't cleaned in my room prior to me checking in and during my stay I wonder. Having found the issue unresolved I marched down to the desk to talk to someone that would give me more than a "We have done the most we can do" speech. I asked for a manager who too while apologetic had his hands bound with what he could do. When I asked him to go up to my room and see the issue for himself he informed me he had no idea that issue was unresolved for three days now. Eventually he pulled some strings and got me a ticket to a show and $50.00 credit for dinner. I work in the service industry and know that what most customers want is for the issue to be corrected and to some extent to be taken care of. After my first day that's all I wanted, I didn't ask for any money (company trip, company expense) so how hard is it to acknowledge a breakdown somewhere in the system, apologize and take care of the issue.