What are the worst / best views you have had room wise in Vegas?

The worst view we have had in Vegas was courtesy of the Venetian, this was shortly after they cut out most
of the comps, so I paid for THIS!



The best view we have had so far has to be from the terrace of our room at the Cosmopolitan, on the same trip.

Best: Bellagio - Double bedroom suite, top floor, straight and center overlooking fountains.

Worst: Venetian looking out at rooftop with air conditioning and heating ducts.

i had this one time and of course, it was so windy that they couldnt do the fountain show.

ive had multiple rooms with air/heating ducts.

the most annoying view i had was when i paid extra for a venetian terrazo suite, which advertises coming wtih a terrace overlooking the pool. what it actually was, was first floor room with a back patio with a fake hedge that you had to stand on a chair to see over, to peak out at the pool.

Best, probably the high floor Augustus Tower rooms on the Ballagio side at Caesars. But my high floor strip view room at MGM Grand wasn't bad.

The worst was probably the 6th floor at Encore. If you looked up instead of straight out though, you saw the Wynn next door. looking straight out got you the AC units

When the Ritz was a Ritz its concierge level was out in the faux Ponte Vecchio. Nice golf/lake views looking east. Also really really like the Spring Mountains-/Red Rock Canyon-facing views out of the JW Marriott's Palms Tower. Certain rooms at TI give an unimpeded look straight down the South Strip. The oblique views of Bellagio's fountains and center strip from Vdara are pretty darn good, too, and the same goes from PHo and Paris. And before Caesars mucked up the works the rooms facing the porte cochere and fountains from the Roman Tower were rather iconic.

Oops, forgot ... most of the "views" from MSS are rather unsightly. And McHarrah'$ can serve up some wall frontages that are oh so special.

Worst was MGM west wing low floor on north side looking directly at the side of another building through the tiny little window.

Best was Bellagio high floor center of the building wonderful fountain view, 56th floor strip view at Wynn would be a close second.

Last July 4th I had a north facing room at MSS where the view (past the packing deck) was several northern neighborhoods stretching for miles until they reached the mountains. There were fireworks for hours at various parks and businesses. At one point I think there were 8-10 shows happening at once.

I had a room at Harrahs that was a mini-suite with a balcony. From the balcony, you could look down into the Mirage volcano.
Worst was either the Imperial Palace or Golden Gate where the windows looked out to a wall.

Not really changing the subject of room view, I once checked into the Westward Ho with no view except the door view of an adjacent wall because the other run of rooms stuck out past the outside entry. Anyways, one quick trip down to the front desk and I had a corner room overlooking the pool, back of casino, and the Riviera across the strip, all lit up, very nicely!!