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(Average Yelp Rating: 4.0) (646 Reviews)
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3970 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States

702-632-7777

Amenities
  • Family Rooms
  • Fitness center
  • Game room
  • Swimming pool
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Restaurant
  • Meeting rooms
  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Data port
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THEhotel at Mandalay Bay ushers in a new model of understated luxury, affording guests a haven of sophistication and service on par with the best boutique hotels in the world. Its elegantly appointed suites and stylish lobby areas set a tone of confident discretion, while its carefully tailored roster of amenities provide an unparalleled atmosphere for attending to both business and pleasure.The 725-square-foot guest suites in THEhotel are a touch above the rest, stylishly outfitted with down comforters, high-thread-count sheets, pillow-top mattresses and 32-inch flatscreen TVs. The spacious bathrooms offer luxurious towels, double sinks and plasma televisions. Meanwhile, the sectioned-off sitting rooms are equipped with a 42-inch plasma TV, and high-speed wireless Internet connection.On the top of THEhotel is MIX, featuring an eclectic menu and the best views of the Vegas strip. Tempt your palate with inventive cocktails from a hot spot indoors, with DJs spinning and bartenders mixing. Or gaze down at the town from the 64th floor through floor-to-ceiling windows at a breathtaking view of the Strip. MIX takes the modern feel of THEhotel to spectacular new heights.The guests at THEhotel also have access to all the exotic luxury of Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino: 11 acres of beachside bliss, 135,000 square feet of casino, award-winning dining, luxurious spa relaxation, a shark-themed aquarium and the ultimate in Vegas nightlife.The recent 30 million poolside renovation showcases 2,700 tons of sparkling sand beaches lined with plush foliage, waterfalls, fountains and a wave pool. And with a lazy flowing river, upscale, European-style bathing at Moorea Beach club and private cabanas, the most sought-after poolside paradise in Vegas is at the Mandalay's beach.

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yelp Reviews (646 Reviews) Back to Top

P. C.
(Rating: 5.0) By P. C.
May 16, 2013

Conveniently located next to Mandalay Bay Resort and easily accessible by foot and vehicle to all other strip casino resorts. The shopping mall will...
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Jack L.
(Rating: 3.0) By Jack L.
April 28, 2013

I loved the modern design and spacious suites. I loved even more that there is no gambling in the lobby, and thus no smoke. Alas, there was a problem with...
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Jennifer W.
(Rating: 4.0) By Jennifer W.
April 23, 2013

THE Hotel at Mandalay Bay is an excellent hotel. It is a non-gaming hotel, meaning there is no gambling, but the Mandalay Bay casino is mere steps away. I...
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Travelocity Reviews (6 Reviews) Back to Top

By anonymous
2008-06-12
IF YOUR LOOKING FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO GET AWAY TO A NICE HOTEL I HIGHLY SUGGEST THAT YOU CHECK IT OUT. ME & MY HUSBAND AND ARE 3 BOYS STAYED IN A 4 BEDROOM SUITE 2,000 SQ FT. IT IS JUST UNBELIVEABLE FOR YOUR KIDS THEIR IS A WAVE POOL A LAZY RIVER & JUST 3 PLAIN POOLS. BUT IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD FAMILY PLACE TO STAY CHOOSE. THE HOTEL AT MANDALAY BAY.
By anonymous
2008-02-13
From the time you walk into the room until you leave you will feel like you spent your time in pure luxury. The room consists of a powder room, living room, bedroom and large bathroom with tub, shower and tv. The amenties smell wonderful, the facial soap smells like tangerine.The beds feel like you are sleeping on a cloud and the views from their floor to ceiling windows either by day or night are magnificent. You can order food and have a romantic evening right inside the room while seeing the strip at night with lights. The food choices in this hotel are for anything you could desire. We found a good place for burgers...gourmet burgers called the Burger Bar in the mall that attaches to the hotel. The pool area consists of several pools, a lazy river with cabana's to rent. For a day of luxury you can sit in your cabana cooling with a fan on the couch watching tv while the cabana boy brings you drinks and eats or sit outside the cabana basking in the sun and enjoying the day. The hotel leads to several other hotels by walking to the Luxor and taking the tram to NYNY and taking the walkway to MGM. Nice walk and inexpensive way to get to through the strip. THE hotel has become my favorite place to stay after coming to LV for the past 10 years. Pure luxury and romance for those getaway weekends.
By anonymous
2007-12-31
Part of the Mandalay Bay complex, The Hotel connects directly to the MB casino but on the other side of the casino from MB check in. Entrance here is not like other strip resorts -- instead of an "arrival experience" in front of the (typically beautiful) main lobby, the taxi entrance is in the parking garage. Plenty of bellhop service there, but no "wow" factor -- it just doesn't impart that Vegas arrival excitement. That was the only downside to this stay, and it is simply a personal preference, but in hindsight it seemed in contrast to other high-class hotels on that strip in that city. Everything else was top shelf. The interior physical spaces in THe Hotel are stunningly defined by the architecture. You know you're in a top spot when you walk through this hotel. Check-in personnel were the most helpful I've ever encountered in Vegas. The woman that checked me in seemed genuinely interested in my enjoying my stay, and wanted to make sure I was aware of all the points of interest that The Hotel had to offer. My room was a V-suite, at the corner of the building, and was simply fantastic. Had a doorbell and electronic "DoNotDisturb" indicator. Cool lighting throughout. Powder room off the entry way, large living room, floor to ceiling windows, giant flat panel TV. Large separate bedroom, again with floor to ceiling windows, another giant flat panel TV, more than adequate closet space. Large bathroom, lots of marble surfaces, two sinks, private toilet area and a third smaller flat panel TV in the bathroom so you can keep up with keno and CNN, I guess. Everything was clean, richly appointed. My guest indicated that the spa was world-class. I'll be back.
By anonymous
2007-12-31
Part of the Mandalay Bay complex, The Hotel connects directly to the MB casino but on the other side of the casino from MB check in. Entrance here is not like other strip resorts -- instead of an "arrival experience" in front of the (typically beautiful) main lobby, the taxi entrance is in the parking garage. Plenty of bellhop service there, but no "wow" factor -- it just doesn't impart that Vegas arrival excitement. That was the only downside to this stay, and it is simply a personal preference, but in hindsight it seemed in contrast to other high-class hotels on that strip in that city. Everything else was top shelf. The interior physical spaces in THe Hotel are stunningly defined by the architecture. You know you're in a top spot when you walk through this hotel. Check-in personnel were the most helpful I've ever encountered in Vegas. The woman that checked me in seemed genuinely interested in my enjoying my stay, and wanted to make sure I was aware of all the points of interest that The Hotel had to offer. My room was a V-suite, at the corner of the building, and was simply fantastic. Had a doorbell and electronic "DoNotDisturb" indicator. Cool lighting throughout. Powder room off the entry way, large living room, floor to ceiling windows, giant flat panel TV. Large separate bedroom, again with floor to ceiling windows, another giant flat panel TV, more than adequate closet space. Large bathroom, lots of marble surfaces, two sinks, private toilet area and a third smaller flat panel TV in the bathroom so you can keep up with keno and CNN, I guess. Everything was clean, richly appointed. My guest indicated that the spa was world-class. I'll be back.
By anonymous
2007-12-29
First of all, the hotel room was beautiful. We had wonderful Vegas views from both rooms, the decor was exceptional, and the room was extremely spacious. We enjoyed the THREE flat panel tv's; there was even a television in the large, elegant bath room, which had a separate shower and tub. The hotel was clean and we felt safe. The hotel is conveniently connected to other casino/resorts, so the fun never ended. Although pricey, it was well worth it. You only live once right? If you wanna do it big with no regrets, this is the hotel!
By anonymous
2007-05-18
Very fancy and modern. You smell the coffee from the coffee bar right when you walk in. I was there for business- we had meetings in the meeting rooms with catered lunches and dinner- service was great and food was good. The room we had was great with attached sitting room, very large bathroom, big TVs, very comfortable beds, clean, very modern in design. The Hotel is attched to Mandalay Bay so there are tons of restaurants, bars, activities to choose from. All the food we ate there was excellent- had the best omlette of my life at Red White Blue restaurant. In The Hotel and Mandalay Bay there were food court resturants to very fancy dining. The pool was the best part- love the sand lounging areas and lazy river, and the wave pool is the best pool we've seen so far in Veags, a little bit of a walk getting to the pool area though and you have to travel to a lower level from the casino floor area- like 15-20 minutes walking from The Hotel. Kind of wierd getting to the enterance of The Hotel, but taxi service was pretty fast getting there from the airpart, might have been worse had we been driving our own car! Mandalay Bay is also attached by a skywalk to The Luxor. In the skywalk ther are quite a few nice shops and there was a great art gallery store that was fun to walk through.friendly staff, good sevice, clean, good variety of food and activites, and very modern feel.

CitySearch Reviews (26 Reviews see all) Back to Top

By CSMobileUser
2009-03-05
THE Hotel is a winner
THE Hotel has some of the nicest guest rooms in town and are competitively priced. I find a lower standard of customer service than expected. N...
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By Contributor
2008-12-13
great stay by Jared H. at InsiderPages
This is probably the best hotel in vegas. the rooms are amazing and very will built. the staff is very curtious and helpfull. the pool and s...
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By Contributor
2008-12-06
Great place to stay, but expensive by Lary F. at InsiderPages
The Mandalay Bay Resort is really nice. The place is clean. The staff here are polite and efficient. You can walk to a lot of the strip from...
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By Contributor
2008-10-23
beautiful, but... by Brenda M. at InsiderPages
The hotel is beautiful and you definitely pay the price. We discovered while staying there that the staff caters to those who flash money. Fo...
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By Contributor
2008-09-04
One of the Nicest by Matthew B. at InsiderPages
Mandalay Bay is one of the nicest on the strip. It has first class accommodations across the board. It also has a V.I.P. program for which yo...
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By rackoff
2008-09-02
Good customer service and comfortable rooms
7 of my friends and I this past weekend went to Las Vegas (it was my first time). We knew we wanted to stay at a hotel that was aimed toward o...
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