We stayed at The Wynn back in March for a few day getaway and everything went as well as I hoped it would!
The Wynn looks very impressive outside and only gets better as you enter. You walk through the casino on your way to the room, which by the way the casino area is one of my favorites in town. It is very open, bright and elegant. Unfortunately I did not win much on the slots here but had better luck over at Harrahs. The lines for the elevators were short to none and while the hallways are a bit plain, the rooms are amazing! Huge floor to celiling windows and really just a huge room all around, the biggest standard room I have ever stayed in! The bathrooms are typical Vegas - big, separate shower/tub and lots of marble. What separates this from other resorts are the flat screen TVs (one in room, one in bathroom), the incredible golf-course views (the lower, the better) and the AMAZING beds. You lay down and your entire body just kind of sinks into softness and well, I don't think I've had a better nights rest!
As for the restaurants, I've heard mixed reviews about the service but it was excellent during our stay. I didn't care much at all for the buffet, it was average food and cost over $60 for 2 people. Alex and SW Steakhouse are very good and are the premier restaurants at the resort, but call and make reservations or it will be impossible to get in before 9. Late night food and breakfast was very good at Terrace Point.
While most everything was great, there were a few things that annoyed me. Everyone talks about the central location and how its close to everything, but if you like going around the newer areas towards the south end of the strip (MGM, Mandalay, Bellagio) well you are going on a bit of a walk. I'm sure the new area will soon move north by The Wynn but at the moment it felt a little out of the way. The monorail, while pretty effective at other resorts, is a bit of a challenge to get to from The Wynn. There is a Wynn shuttle that takes you near the convention center stop, but you have to cross a very busy highway to get to the station. If you take the Monorail I would recommend using the Harrahs station and just walking, it's much safer.
All in all I was more than pleased with our stay. I hear alot about Wynn vs. Bellagio and while I like Bellagios location better, I pick The Wynn for its decor. Bellagio just feels very beige. But I'm sure if you are deciding between the two you will be very pleased with both!

We stayed at the Wynn for 3 nights and it was absolutely great we had a room overlooking the waterfall and strip on the 37th floor and if you stay on the other side of the hotel you will have a view of the beautiful golf course so you carn't go wrong. The room size was great and the bathroom was big, even a flat screen tv in the bathroom. The bed and duvet was lovely didn't was to get up in the morning so comfortable, loved the electric curtains and the furnishings was lovely too. We went to the buffet breakfast and buffet dinner both lovely, I would certainly stay at this hotel again if the budget allows.

My husband and I travel to Vegas once a year for our annual romantic getaway (meaning, no kids). This year we went the weekend of March 31-April 1. The Wynn opened in April of 2005, just days after last year's visit. I'm grateful that we were able to stay at the Wynn this year - what a lovely hotel.

The standard rooms are very spacious and the beds are out of this world! Down comforters, firm mattress, huge down pillows, gorgeous sheets. I actually slept though the night two nights in a row. There is a flat screen TV over the minibar, which we used as a stereo (great satellite stations). Beautiful view of the strip from every room. The pool and waterfall area are peaceful and beautiful. The bathrooms are huge - separate toilet area, and there is plenty of room for two in the tub. And Ladies, the hairdryers are the best of any hotel I have ever stayed at.

We didn't gamble, but all of the restaurants we tried were very good. We saw Avenue Q on Saturday night - cute show ... Muppets gone Vegas.

The Wynn is right across the street from Fashion Mall, and a short a short walk from the Venetian (Canyon Ranch Spa Club) and MGM (great coffee and pastries). My favorite part of the trip was our dinner at "Picasso" at the Bellagio. Well worth the money - fabulous food, fantastic service, excellent wine list ( and this is coming from a well traveled California Girl).

I am planning to stay at the Wynn for our 2007 trip.

We just got back from a 3 night stay at the Wynn Las Vegas. This hotel is new and very nice. After studying the website, I was pleased...because if you've looked at it, it leaves a lot to the imagination. We were happy that the rooms were big and the furnishings were pretty chic. My husband loved the flat panel TV in the restroom and I loved the electronic curtains. Open or close with the push of a button! I know these are small features, but it's the little things that made the difference here.

We felt the staff was accomodating and that each of the restaurants we tried was up to par. Not the best food in Vegas but pretty good. (Bear in mind that they are all very expensive.) We had Bartalotta, SW, The Buffet, and the Country Club. My favorite was the breakfast buffet. It's beautiful and had a great variety of everything. We loved the minature fruit. Also, if you have a chance to either dine at SW or have a drink at Parasol Down at night...look for the huge dancing frog. Apparently he comes out once an hour and is great. He sits on top of the huge wall of water at the lake. (if you go, you'll see what I mean)

As far as the casino goes, it is pleasing to the eye and they play good music. However, if you are looking for $10 tables...go to another casino. There was one small section that had lower priced tables during the day, but they jumped up to at least $25 at night. My luck was decent here, however everyone else in my group lost at the Wynn.

We didn't try Tryst, but did go into Lure for a drink. It's basically you're same old, same old lounge. We spent most of our time checking out the cool bar dancers in white boots. Drinks were expensive, and we all decided we'd rather be at the tables.

Our last night we saw the show called Le Reve. It was fantastic. A little weird, but anyone can appreciate the level of skill involved. I've also seen Avenue Q and recommend that as well. It's like sesame street for adults.

My husband played golf and raved over the course. It was an expensive round, but he felt that it was worth the splurge.

If I had to complain about anything it would be: 1- how much walking you do inside the hotel. It's huge so you end up walking around forever. 2-It was pretty crowded when we were there, so it made it kind of difficult at the tables. 3-There were some hookers...in fact, one tried to pick up my husband. However, that is probably the same all over vegas!

Overall, we'd go back. I would say that it is a huge improvement over the old Desert Inn that used to be there.
Good luck in Vegas!