Once, I stayed in a hotel suite so big, I found a new room on the last day of my stay.
I was on a work trip in Las Vegas, and we got a suite at the Encore Tower Suites to use for hospitality and entertaining. (The Encore is attached to the Wynn Casino.) So this isn’t a suite I got as an upgrade, but rather one we paid for.
And it was gorgeous.
The Encore Tower Suites
My picture:
So it even exceeded expectations.
I didn’t get a shot in every room of this suite, but it was almost three times the size of my house at 3,500 square feet.
It had three bathrooms. One of them had four rooms within the bathroom. One had three rooms. The third was a standard bathroom.
It had two generously sized bedrooms with amazing views of the Las Vegas Strip.
And came with a bar AND a kitchen. (There was a fridge, but if I remember correctly, it was built into the cabinets). One of those cabinets at the bar was a decently sized ice maker, which the bartender in me loved.
To show how big the suite was, here’s a shot from the foyer (sorry for the blurriness. I don’t know why I used my iPad).
This is one direction (not the band). There’s a whole ‘nother side to it.
At the end of our time in Vegas, we were making sure we had all of our supplies and didn’t leave anything anywhere.
So I opened a closet.
Whoa, that’s not a closet. It was a massage room the whole time. (Well, I can only assume it was a massage room the whole time, since I didn’t check earlier).
Which goes to show I should have looked at the floor plan.
Have you ever suddenly realized your hotel suite was a bit larger than you realized, a little too late?
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Cost please?
I don’t remember exactly, but less than you’d think. They don’t publish rates, and I think were were able to negotiate a decent price relatively (I mean around ~$1,000 or so), because it was a last-second weekday booking.
Wow that’s actually reasonable given the size. Is there a specific number to call to book (to get that rate or to negotiate a rate)?
There’s info here: http://www.wynnlasvegas.com/RoomsSuites/EncoreTowerSuites/TwoBedroomApartment It could totally vary based on whether or not they think they can fill it. But I know my company’s budget (and that’s what I’m basing the pricing on). They could have given us a great deal. But we also did not have any other events in their casino, so it wasn’t discounted due to other business.