3950 Las Vegas Boulevard South Las Vegas NV 89119
Location
Tropically themed with mystical architecture and lush surroundings, this elegant property is set on 60 acres on the famous Las Vegas Strip.
Rooms
Each of the accommodation units at this resort is furnished with your comfort and convenience in mind, and provides the perfect setting to unwind, prepare for the business day ahead or enjoy a weekend getaway.
Restaurant
An array of specialties can be relished at the in-house restaurants and bars that will keep your taste buds busy throughout your stay.
General
The Mandalay Bay Resort features nearly 1 million square-feet of flexible, multi-purpose meeting and function space, and a well-appointed business centre that provides a comprehensive range of secretarial support services. Health conscious guests can workout at the fully equipped gymnasium to maintain their fitness regime. Other leisure facilities include a world-class spa, a tropical desert oasis, lagoon, sand-and-surf beach and wave pool, as well as an array of entertainment options, including casino, championship boxing, Broadway musicals and much more.
Room |
Price from |
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| Deluxe Room-550 Sq.Ft-2 Queen Bed Or 1 King Bed-550 Dr | Single | 180 |
| Double | 180 | |
| Triple | 208 | |
| Quad | 236 | |
| Spa Suite 610 Sq.Ft-1 King Bed-600 Ss | Single | 204 |
| Double | 204 | |
| Great Room Suite 765 Sq.Ft-1 King Bed-750 Gr | Single | 220 |
| Double | 220 |
 Great hotel with great rooms and great service. A little pricey but worth it.- 11-Feb-2010 Beautiful, clean hotel at far end of Strip. Reservation Staff very helpful and gave us room with view over Strip without prompting. Shark Reef disappointing and not very good value for money. - 08-Jan-2010 I travel to Las Vegas, on average five times a year, primarily for business. I've been fortunate to stay at many different properties based on the location of my meetings/conventions. I recently stayed at Mandalay Bay and was very disappointed. My FIRST room, a double after requesting a king, had noticeably dirty pillows upon entering. There was no coffee in-room, typical, however the lines at Mandalay's cafe were long and slow and the Starbucks is a quarter-mile walk from the elevators. This all tolerable until I gambled and experienced the rudest blackjack dealers imaginable. Additionally, the business office is a solid half-mile walk from the room elevators and the personnel were anything but accomodating. It cost $20 to work out for ONE day. The average cab ride to Caesar's or anywhere near there was $20.
I travel 30 weeks of the year and stay in hotels/resorts of all types. You take the good with the bad, and most experiences are tolerable but this was sub-par.- 25-Nov-2009 |
* based on 31 member rating(s)
Overall rating:
4/5
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