Wynn Las Vegas & Encore

Overview

Wynn Las Vegas and its adjacent tower Encore (connected by an interior walkway) together comprise one of the most respected integrated resort complexes in the world — the personal masterpiece of casino visionary Steve Wynn, who sold his Mirage and Bellagio portfolio to MGM and used the proceeds to build what he considered his finest work. Wynn Las Vegas opened in April 2005 at a cost of $2.7 billion; Encore opened in December 2008 at an additional $2.3 billion.

Wynn Resorts has consistently earned the highest Zagat survey scores of any Las Vegas resort and the combined property holds more Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star ratings than any other resort in North America. Unlike many Strip properties that have pursued a "bigger is better" philosophy, Wynn has maintained a curated, intimate aesthetic — the pool complex, the casino floor, the dining rooms, and the hotel corridors all convey a deliberate restraint and refined taste that is visibly different from the more frenetic properties elsewhere on the Strip.

Gaming

The gaming floor across both towers spans approximately 110,000 square feet, with separate casino floors for Wynn and Encore offering different atmospheres. Table game minimums are among the highest on the Strip. The poker room is one of Las Vegas' finest. The Wynn Sports Book is consistently rated the best in Las Vegas.

Hotel

Wynn Las Vegas offers 2,716 rooms in the tower; Encore adds 2,034 suites. All Encore rooms are suites — a distinction that elevates the Encore tower's baseline room quality above every other Strip property. The Wynn and Encore spa complexes are each Forbes Five-Star rated independently.

Entertainment & Dining

The Wynn showroom has hosted major residencies. Encore Beach Club is consistently rated the world's highest-grossing nightclub. Celebrity chef dining includes SW Steakhouse (overlooking the lake), Lakeside, Sinatra, Costa di Mare, and more than a dozen fine dining options. The property's signature floral arrangements and design details throughout are among the most photographed interiors in Las Vegas.

Getting There

Located at 3131 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109 — between Spring Mountain Road and Sands Ave. Valet and self-parking available (fees apply). Resort fees apply.