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Wynn Las Vegas is a casino resort on the Las Vegas Strip that combines two hotel towers, Wynn and Encore, into one integrated property. The resort’s own information page, last updated in September 2026, lists 4,748 rooms, suites and villas, two casinos, two spas and a golf course, and describes the property as operated by Wynn Resorts, Limited. This guide covers the casino floor, the poker room, hotel rooms, the daily resort fee and parking, and how the two towers differ. All details are dated October 2026 and can change, so confirm hours, fees and policies on the official site before you go.
Wynn Las Vegas at a Glance
The resort is located at 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, Nevada 89109. Wynn opened in 2005 and Encore followed in 2008, and the resort describes them as one integrated resort, with restaurants, entertainment and shopping spanning both towers. Access to pools and other amenities depends on the accommodation booked, venue policies and availability.
The company’s annual report for 2025 adds scale. It describes Wynn Las Vegas as occupying approximately 215 acres fronting the Strip, with approximately 199,000 square feet of casino space, 231 table games and 1,558 slot machines, plus private gaming salons, a sky casino, a poker room and a race and sports book. It also lists 35 food and beverage outlets, roughly 178,000 square feet of retail space, two nightclubs and a beach club, and two theaters. Counts like these change, so treat them as a snapshot.
The resort lists two Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star spas and Wynn Golf Club among its amenities. Visitors who do not gamble will still find dining, shows, retail and the golf course on the property, which makes the resort workable for mixed groups.
| Fact (as of October 2026) | Detail |
|---|---|
| Address | 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109 |
| Opened | Wynn in 2005; Encore in 2008 |
| Rooms, suites and villas | 4,748 across two towers |
| Casino space (annual report) | About 199,000 square feet |
| Table games and slots (annual report) | 231 table games; 1,558 slot machines |
The Casino, Poker Room and Sports Book
The resort states that its casinos welcome guests 24 hours a day, offering slots, table games and high-limit gaming across both properties. Table games include blackjack and roulette, offered on both floors, and high-limit play is arranged through the resort’s casino marketing and host services. The annual report also lists private gaming salons and a sky casino as separate gaming areas.
The Wynn Poker Room is located at Encore and offers cash games and tournaments. The resort lists the poker room as open 24 hours daily and directs players to its current calendar for daily tournaments and tournament series. Stakes and table counts change from day to day, so check the room’s posted information rather than relying on an article.
The resort’s race and sports book offers in-person wagering, with hours listed as 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday, and a second book operates near the Encore players lounge. The minimum gambling age is 21. Guests under 21 may walk through the casino but may not stand in gaming areas, even when accompanied by an adult.
Rooms, Resort Fee and Parking
Wynn rooms and suites include Resort rooms with one king or two queen beds, Panoramic View rooms, and Tower Suites. The resort lists the Tower Suite King at 640 square feet, with Executive, Parlor and Salon suites at 993, 1,280 and 1,817 square feet. Fairway Villas span 2,411 and 3,224 square feet for the one- and two-bedroom options, with butler service and a private patio or balcony.
The daily resort fee is $55 plus tax for Resort and Tower Suites reservations. It includes in-room Wi-Fi at 15 Mbps on an unlimited number of devices, bottled water refreshed daily, fitness center access for up to two people and a digital newsstand. Resort guests receive complimentary self-parking for up to two vehicles, and Tower Suites guests receive complimentary valet or self-parking for up to two vehicles. Non-registered guests pay $25 per day for self-parking, with the first three hours complimentary, or $40 for valet up to 24 hours, and prices may be higher during special events.
Plan the lodging cost by adding the fee to the nightly rate. The example uses a hypothetical nightly rate, since real rates vary by date and availability.
Where: the nightly rate is the quoted room price, the resort fee is $55, and nights is the length of stay, before tax. Suppose a hypothetical $300 rate for three nights: (300 + 55) × 3 = $1,065, of which the resort fee is 55 × 3 = $165. Add a trip budget of $350 for travel, $250 for food, $150 for entertainment and a $400 gambling budget, and the total is 350 + 1,065 + 250 + 150 + 400 = $2,215. Split the gambling budget across four sessions and each session is $100.
Wynn Tower and Encore Tower Compared
The two towers differ in verifiable ways, summarized below from the resort’s own information. Neither tower is ranked here, since the better fit depends on the traveler.
| Criterion (as of October 2026) | Wynn | Encore |
|---|---|---|
| Opened | 2005 | 2008 |
| Standard room | Resort rooms with one king or two queen Wynn Dream Beds | 745 square feet, one king or two queens, separate living space |
| Parlor suite | 1,280 square feet | 1,408 square feet |
| Salon suite | 1,817 square feet | 2,261 square feet |
| Poker room | Not located here | Located at Encore |
On suite size, Encore lists larger Parlor and Salon suites, while Wynn lists villas with butler service. For poker players, staying at Encore puts the room in the same tower. Rooms and rates change, so compare current offers directly on the resort site.
Rules, Tips and Common Mistakes
Read the resort fee line before you book, since the $55 daily fee is charged separately from the nightly rate and applies to Resort and Tower Suites reservations. Compare the total price including the fee and tax across properties rather than the headline rate.
A common mistake is assuming parking is free for everyone. Registered resort guests receive complimentary self-parking, but non-registered guests pay $25 per day after the first three hours, and special events may cost more. Confirm parking terms if you are visiting only to play or dine.
Another is spending without a plan. Set your gambling budget before you arrive, divide it by your sessions and stop when it is gone. Remember that guests under 21 may not stand in gaming areas, and never try to work around age checks.
Quick Facts
| Fact (as of October 2026) | Detail |
|---|---|
| Casino hours | Open 24 hours a day |
| Poker room | At Encore; open 24 hours daily |
| Minimum gambling age | 21 |
| Resort fee | $55 plus tax per day (Resort and Tower Suites reservations) |
| Self-parking, non-registered guests | $25 per day; first three hours complimentary |
| Valet, non-registered guests | $40 for up to 24 hours |
Hours, fees and policies change. Confirm every detail on the resort’s official website before you visit.
Related Guides
To compare another Strip resort, read Bellagio Las Vegas: Casino, Hotel and Visitor Guide, and for the bigger picture see Las Vegas Strip vs. Downtown: Where to Stay and Play. Arriving by air, Las Vegas Airport to the Strip: Taxis, Rideshare and Bus compares the options, and How Casino Comps and Players Clubs Work explains tracked play in general terms.
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