Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas

Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas Review

As a brand, Mandarin Oriental pledges to provide everything for the business traveler, and this property certainly delivers on that promise. Rooms are on the small side, though sumptuous sheets and soothing Asian-inspired artwork make you forget relieve any closed-in feelings you might have. The in-room desk comes with hardware that can project a laptop screen on the television; a special "valet" closet near the door enables butlers to drop off dry cleaning safely without disturbing guests. For female travelers, the flatiron is a wonderful amenity in the bathroom. Talk about exclusive—the spa at the Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas, is only open to hotel guests, meaning you'll never have to worry about negotiating your way through a crowd. In addition to a Chinese foot spa (which quiets even the most loudly barking dogs), guests can experience a hammam, a laconium, an ice fountain, and a ladies' Rhassoul (a treatment that revolves around special Moroccan mud). Men will appreciate the face, shoulder, and scalp massage. On the 23rd floor, the Mandarin Bar serves up great cocktails and views alike.