Las Vegas hotels
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas
Occupying the top floors of the Mandalay Bay tower, Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas offers a completely different experience from typical Vegas resorts. There is no casino, no resort fee, and the atmosphere is serene and sophisticated. Guests enjoy a private pool, separate entrance, and access to all Mandalay Bay facilities.
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas
Occupying the top floors of the Mandalay Bay tower, Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas offers a completely different experience from typical Vegas resorts. There is no casino, no resort fee, and the atmosphere is serene and sophisticated. Guests enjoy a private pool, separate entrance, and access to all Mandalay Bay facilities.
Typical publicly listed rate band: $300–$800+/night. Confirm the all-in nightly total (room + resort fee + parking) on the booking page.
Who it’s for
Luxury travelers seeking tranquility, couples on romantic getaways, business travelers
Current property details
Sources checked September 4, 2026 on the live ThingsVegas hotel brief.
- Four Seasons is a non-gaming, non-smoking hotel on five dedicated floors at the top of Mandalay Bay Tower.
- Its 424 rooms and suites use floor-to-ceiling windows while the hotel maintains its own private entrance and lobby environment.
- Veranda, PRESS, and Bourbon Steak by Michael Mina are the current named dining venues.
- Registered guests have a private seasonal pool and access to the adjacent Mandalay Bay Beach complex.
- The property includes a Forbes Five-Star Spa and Nail Bar plus a 24/7 fitness center for registered guests.
- Resort-fee, pool, and dining-service details should be reconfirmed with the hotel for the intended stay dates.
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Pros
- No casino - quiet and refined
- Exceptional service
- Private pool and entrance
- Access to Mandalay Bay amenities
- Five-star luxury without the Vegas chaos
Cons
- South Strip location
- Very expensive
- Smaller property
- Limited on-site dining
Official site
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas