Hotels with a Wedding Venue in Las Vegas

Property as advertised. Plenty of things to do. Centrally located

Just stayed at the Venetian South Towers overall, really impressed. The room was beautiful and definitely lived up to expectations. Only downside is it’s a bit of a trek to get there, with two separate elevator rides. The garden pools on the 10th floor were great, some are heated and open late (honestly not even sure they close), which is a huge plus since most Vegas pools open late and shut down early. If you take the sky bridge over, you can get down to Level 4 where there are additional pools. The Palazzo pool gets sun earlier in the day, and there are a few hot tubs/heated pools scattered around. If you have a car, it’s actually easier to access the parking garage by going through the rideshare/Uber exit and following that path to the elevators. For getting around the Strip, I’d recommend heading out front and grabbing a cab. Walking from inside the hotel can be a hassle, and you’ll already be worn out before you even get where you’re going. The Canal Shops were really cool with tons of food options. Howlin’ Ray’s was the standout meal for us (located right in the casino), and the pizza nearby was also really good. One heads-up, if you’re planning to go to the Sphere, the pedestrian bridge was closed when we were there, and it turned into a pretty long walk. If that’s still the case, especially if you’re older, just grab a cab.

this was a very nice and quiet room. The only think was when sitting and playing on the bar you could only have one drink when I put in almost $400.00 to play. the little red light never changes to green