Inside Encore Las Vegas: The Ultimate Luxury Hotel Review & Full Tour

Not all Vegas hotels are created equal. Some talk luxury but barely deliver a fluffy pillow. But then there's Encore, a hotel that doesn't just do luxury, it defines it. In this video we're stepping inside Encore Las Vegas, the sleek younger sibling of the iconic Wynn resort. It's newer, it's fancier, and it's one step ahead of the competition. But is this hotel really worth the hype? Let's check it out. starting with a property overview. Encore is the newest addition to the Wynn collection, and it isn't just another Vegas hotel, it's a huge step up. This sleek, ultra-stylish resort takes everything people love about Wynn and dials it up a notch, offering world-class dining, exclusive nightlife, and top-tier amenities, all wrapped in a casually elegant ambiance. Located right next to Wynn and connected via an indoor walkway, this resort feels like a high-end extension of its legendary sister property, but with its own distinct vibe. The resort features different signature restaurants and high-end retail, which includes two Chanel boutiques, three cozy bars and lounges, two ultra-chic nightclubs, and a European-inspired spa and salon that redefines relaxation. And of course, there's a stunning pool, a state-of-the-art gym, and fast Wi-Fi to keep you connected when you're not busy living your best life. Now who stays here? The property draws a fashion-forward crowd, so if international travelers, luxury shoppers, and nightlife lovers come to mind, you'd be absolutely correct. Depending on the season and conventions happening here, the crowd shifts, but one thing's for sure, this is a resort for those who enjoy luxury without compromise. Wynn and Encore aren't just hotels, they're destinations. Some guests don't even bother leaving the resort during their stay, because honestly, why would you when you've got everything just a few steps away. From designer boutiques to Michelin-starred dining and unbeatable nightlife, this place delivers an all-in-one Vegas experience that's worth every penny. Coming to the hotel accommodations. If you're the type who believes hotel rooms should be just as exciting as the rest of your trip, then this one will spoil you. Let's start with the golden rule here. The higher the floor, the better the experience. Because trust me, those strip and mountain views through floor-to-ceiling windows are absolutely unreal. But even if you're not perched at the very top, every room at the hotel is designed to make you feel like a VIP. The resort room is, without a doubt, one of the best places to stay. It is 745 square feet of pure elegance, thoughtfully divided into living and sleeping areas. Whether you're lounging on the plush L-shaped sofa, getting some work done at the oversized desk, or sinking into a wind dream bed complete with 507 thread count linens comfort is guaranteed and thanks to a swiveling 55 inch 4k ultra hd tv you can watch from practically anywhere in the room and then there's the bathroom now let's be honest a great Vegas stay requires a next level bathroom the resort delivers with an oversized marble tub a separate glass enclosed shower dual sinks and terrycloth bathrobes that are so cozy you'll be tempted to smuggle one home now let's talk tech each room is fully loaded with modern conveniences, including a bedside iPad that controls everything. Lighting, drapes, temperature, and even in-room dining. It's basically like a little vacation buddy. You can order room service, request housekeeping, or make dining reservations without even getting out of bed. Just be sure to charge everything to your room so you rack up those loyalty points. The resort also keeps things fresh and fabulous with continuous upgrades. Encore recently dropped a cool $200 million on a major room renovation, bringing in custom designed furniture, wood accent walls, and cubist style artwork that makes every space feel like a modern masterpiece. And if you fall in love with the decor, good news, you can actually buy many of these pieces at Wynn at Home downstairs. One small catch is that the free wifi is actually included in the $45 daily resort fee, which basically means you'll be paying for it. The basic package runs at 7MB, which is fine for emails and social scrolling, but if you plan to stream, you'll need to upgrade for an extra $15 per day. Next up, let's talk about the dining options. One of the biggest perks of staying here is that you get access to all the dining at Wynn, too. And trust me, there's no shortage of incredible options, whether you're in the mood for fine dining, casual bites, or a top-tier cocktail experience. If you're looking for an elevated dining experience, you can't go wrong with Cipriani, a legendary Italian eatery serving its famous Carpaccio alla Cipriani and world-renowned Bellini. For old-school Hollywood glamour, Delilah is a must. This vintage-style supper club combines amazing food with live entertainment. Four Sixes Ranch Steakhouse is a pop-up that brings the best beef from Texas' legendary 4-6's Ranch, while Mizumi serves up pristine sushi, sashimi, and robatayaki specialties. If you're like me and you never pass up on an opportunity to have dinner with a show. Then Mizumi Teppanyaki features table-side cooking theatrics that are as impressive as the food. For steak lovers, SW Steakhouse delivers exceptional cuts, including certified Kobe beef with a prime view of Wynn's Lake of Dreams. Sinatra pays tribute to the legendary singer himself with a menu of Italian classics, while Wing Lei, the first Chinese restaurant in the U.S. to earn a Michelin star, offers an upscale take on Cantonese, Shanghai, and Sichuan cuisine. If you're after something a little more relaxed but still delicious, there are plenty of casual options. Allegro serves wood-fired pizzas and handmade pastas, while the buffet at Wynn is an all-you-can-eat feast with an ever-changing menu. Cafe Al Teatro offers 24-hour gourmet express dining, and espresso is a perfect grab-and-go spot near the hotel's lobby. Jardin is a favorite brunch destination, while Le Cave specializes in shareable plates, and an excellent wine selection. If you're craving Pan-Asian flavors, Wazuzu has you covered with dishes inspired by Chinese, Japanese, and Thai cuisines. Of course, no trip to this resort is complete without checking out the bars and lounges. Bar Parasol is a hidden gem for champagne and caviar lovers, while Overlook Lounge is the go-to spot for aperitifs and spirits. The Eastside Lounge is a sleek space overlooking the pool, and the Tower Suite Bar is the perfect low-key place to unwind with a drink after a long day. Whether you're looking for fine dining, a casual bite, or just a great cocktail, you're bound to find something you'll absolutely love. Now, moving on to the activities. From the moment you step into the hotel, you know you're in for something special. Sunlit atriums, a koi pond, and fountains scattered throughout the resort set the tone for a place that feels more like a dream than a hotel. Beyond the spectacle, the hotel offers some seriously impressive amenities. Hidden behind the resort is a championship-length golf course designed by Tom Fazio, the only one on the Strip. Playing around here is a must if you're a fan of the sport. For those looking to recover from Vegas excess, the Clean Market Boardroom Lounge has you covered. And if you need some last-minute essentials or just want to take home some Encore-branded goodies, Sundry's, the on-site convenience store, has it all. If you're here for the party scene, Encore Beach Club is where you'll find celebrities and high-energy weekend pool parties, and when the sun sets, XS takes over. It is simply one of the best nightclubs in Vegas, hands down. Top celebrities, including the legendary Shaq, often host their parties here, and they're simply amazing. The pool scene at the hotel is top tier too. The main pool features cabanas and daybeds for a more luxurious vibe, while XS has its own exclusive pool where the party doesn't stop. I suggest going to the pool earlier in the day because there are a lot of shadows that can protect you from the hot sun. For a more relaxed night, the Encore Theater hosts incredible live performances year-round. Wellness lovers aren't left out either. The spa level offers every treatment imaginable, plus a salon, a high-end gym, and even a yoga studio for those looking to unwind. So in the end, whether you're here for relaxation or the full Vegas experience, this place has you covered. Finally, let's talk about the casino. Encore has its own casino, though it's a bit smaller than Wynn's. But since both are connected, you can easily stroll over to the Wynn side if you want more action. What sets these casinos apart isn't just the games, it's the atmosphere. Skylit galleries filled with art and fresh flowers make the gaming floor feel more like an upscale lounge than a typical casino. Whether you're here for high stakes thrills or just some casual fun, you'll find it all. They've got everything from the latest high-tech machines to classics like like Wheel of Fortune, Megabucks, and Monopoly. With over 1,800 slot machines and denominations reaching up to $1,000 per play, there's a game for every type of player. If table games are more your speed, you can take a seat at blackjack, roulette, and a variety of other options. For sports fans, the Race and Sports Book delivers big-screen action in a setting that feels like a movie theater, just with a lot more adrenaline. While smaller than Wynn's, it still gets the job done. So what's the verdict? Is it worth it? Encore at Wynn Las Vegas delivers on style and luxury with sleek rooms, top-tier amenities, and stunning views. The pool and spa are guest favorites, and the overall cleanliness is impeccable. But while the location is prime, putting you right in the action, the lively atmosphere comes with a trade-off. Nightclub noise can be an issue, especially for light sleepers. Service gets mixed reviews. Some guests rave about the hospitality, while others Report occasional lapses and while the experience feels high-end the costs add up fast from pricey basics to extra fees It's easy to feel nickel-and-dimed. So if you're here for the vibe and don't mind splurging It's a solid choice. Just bring earplugs and maybe your own coffee. That being said it's a wrap on this video See you in the next one