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Million-dollar views of the Las Vegas strip combine with a serene atmosphere at the Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas which boasts a relaxing spa and outdoor pool an extensive fitness center and two top-notch restaurants. Occupying five floors of the 44-story Mandalay Bay the Four Seasons Las Vegas is a peaceful sanctuary. Each of the hotel's 424 rooms and suites features floor-to-ceiling windows with dazzling vistas of the city lights. The truly decadent amenities include marble bathrooms with soaking tubs and beds made up in down pillows and duvets. Living areas accommodate overstuffed chairs 42-inch flat-panel TVs CD and DVD players and docks for electronic devices. All of them have coffee and tea service and refrigerated private bars and non-smoking rooms are available. The hotel's expansive heated pool surrounds a lushly landscaped garden a view that can also be enjoyed from the state-of-the-art fitness center. A wide range of treatments are available at the spa including massages designed for couples. The two restaurants an Italian eatery with tables that tumble out onto the poolside terrace and the other an upscale steakhouse are both top notch. Parking is free and up to two pets each weighing 25 pounds or less are allowed for an additional fee. The hotel charges a resort fee that includes premium high-speed internet access for multiple devices and access to the pools lazy river and wave pool at the Mandalay Bay. The Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas feels far away from the noise and crowds of Las Vegas but when you want excitement the hotel's private elevators lands you at the Mandalay Bay where a 135000-square-foot casino and lively entertainment await. The hotel is on Las Vegas Boulevard where most of the city's landmarks are located and I-15 is just a block away. McCarran International Airport is less than three miles away.
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