Wynn Las Vegas
Steve Wynn's 2005 bronze tower — the resort itself, with the Tower Suites on a page of their own.
Las Vegas
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Why it's in the collection
Because the resort beneath the Tower Suites earns a page in its own right — 2,716 rooms of about 640 square feet, a lake-and-garden campus, Wing Lei and SW Steakhouse — at the Four-Star tier Forbes gives the hotel, and we list it at exactly that.
- Opened on 28 April 2005 as a 45-story bronze-glass tower by chief architect DeRuyter Butler with interiors by Roger Thomas; 2,716 rooms and suites.
- Wynn Resort rooms of about 640 square feet in King, Queen and Panoramic categories; the Wynn Tower Suites, the hotel within the hotel that Forbes rates separately and higher, have a page of their own here.
- Forbes Four-Star 2026 for the hotel, listed here as exactly that. The Spa at Wynn Las Vegas and Wing Lei each hold a Forbes Five-Star rating of their own, with SW Steakhouse and Mizumi at Four-Star — the spa's and the restaurants' ratings, not the hotel's.
- More than fifteen restaurants on the campus, Wynn Golf Club behind the resort and the Lake of Dreams show on the property.
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