“Really really great!”
Very high standard. High floors mean excellent views. Right at end of boulevard therefore quiet and not busy with tourists walking through.
Nothing!
Priced on the same night, 2026-10-25: JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa is $370 a night less. They are 14.3 km apart.
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Book the Four Seasons if you want to be on the Strip itself without being of it, at $656 a night with a 9/10 rating from 660 reviews. The JW Marriott, 14.3km away in Summerlin, runs $374 a night with an 8.3/10 from 389 reviews and gives you a casino and hot tub the Four Seasons doesn't have on site. The Four Seasons occupies the top floors of Mandalay Bay, so you get Strip views and access without gambling floors or crowds; the JW Marriott is its own resort compound with a spa, pool and eight restaurants, but you're a drive from the action.
The Four Seasons Las Vegas sits on the top five floors of the Mandalay Bay tower, a deliberate separation from the casino floor below - no slot machines, no smoke, a private entrance and elevator bank that quietly signal you've left the Strip's noise behind while staying inside it. Rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows with views over the mountains or the Strip itself, marble bathrooms, and a restrained, hotel-classic decor that leans beige and taupe rather than themed spectacle. The lobby is small and hushed compared to what's downstairs, with the kind of low-key, attentive service Four Seasons is known for globally. Charlie Palmer Steak and the pool deck (adults-only, cabana service) draw a crowd that wants Vegas without the casino attached to their room key.
Travellers who want Strip proximity and views with hushed, formal service and no interest in gambling downstairs.
The JW Marriott sits well off the Strip in Summerlin, a low-rise resort layout spread across grounds rather than stacked in a tower, giving it a more suburban-resort, golf-course feel than a Strip high-rise. The Aquae Sulis Spa, with 36 treatment rooms and in-room two-person spa baths, is the clear centrepiece, alongside an 11,000-square-foot pool with a waterfall and volleyball courts - amenities built for people who plan to stay put rather than wander outside. Eight restaurants spanning Italian, Japanese, Mediterranean and American cuisine suggest a self-contained compound, and the presence of a casino on-site (smaller and quieter than Strip counterparts) keeps a bit of Vegas texture without the density.
People planning a self-contained resort stay - spa, pool, golf-adjacent quiet - who don't mind being away from the Strip and want a casino without Strip crowds.
At $374, the JW Marriott gives up the Mandalay Bay tower location and Strip-view rooms, plus the extra pet-friendly accommodation the Four Seasons offers; what you gain instead is its own casino, hot tub, spa and larger pool grounds that the Four Seasons doesn't list.
The Four Seasons is the more beautiful place to actually be in, precisely because it borrows Mandalay Bay's height and views while stripping out the casino clutter, giving you a hushed, well-proportioned hotel-within-a-hotel that the spread-out, amenity-dense JW Marriott can't match for atmosphere.
| Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas | JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa | |
|---|---|---|
| Price, same night | $563 | $193 |
| Guest rating | 9/10 | 8.3/10 |
| Reviews | 660 | 389 |
| Stars | ★★★★★ | ★★★★ |
| Facilities on our list | 8 | 9 |
| Distance apart | 14.3 km |
“Room **** was not cleaned to an acceptable standard and was not suitable for occupancy upon arrival.”
Four Seasons guests come away happier, as reviews consistently praise its calm, professional atmosphere with only minor gripes about dated decor, whereas JW Marriott guests report serious housekeeping lapses and billing frustrations.
“Really really great!”
Very high standard. High floors mean excellent views. Right at end of boulevard therefore quiet and not busy with tourists walking through.
Nothing!
Very nice
Great pool and location, comfortable bed and room size
Nothing
“Unacceptable Housekeeping Standards”
Room **** was not cleaned to an acceptable standard and was not suitable for occupancy upon arrival. The issues observed included: Long black hairs in the shower, attached to what appeared to be a hardened substance near the shower exit. Hair in the bathroom sink. Dirt and stains in and around the bathtub. Heavy dust buildup around all light fixtures, particularly the bedside lights. Carpet that had not been thorough
“Five Star Stay!”
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay! The staff was extremely attentive, professional, and friendly. We were greeted by name each time we arrived and departed from the hotel. The valet staff Paul, and Sam, are five star employees and go over and beyond for their guests. Kevin in The Earl Grey Cafe was excellent also!
Luxurious Accommodations Indulge in the elegance of Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, offering stunning mountain and Las Vegas Strip views from each guestroom. Immerse yourself in luxury with marble bathrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows, and modern amenities like flat-screen TVs and coffee makers. Exquisite Dining Options Satisfy your cravings at Veranda, Charlie…
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Luxurious Spa Experience Indulge in a world-class spa experience at Aquae Sulis Spa with 36 treatment rooms, a full-service salon, and a gym. Each room features a 2-person spa bath for ultimate relaxation. Outdoor Oasis Enjoy the 11,000-square-foot outdoor pool with a tranquil waterfall, perfect for a refreshing dip under the Las Vegas sun. Stay active with…
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