Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas is a five-star, non-gaming, non-smoking luxury hotel located at 3960 S Las Vegas Blvd at the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada. Opened in 1999 and occupying the exclusive 35th through 39th floors of the Mandalay Bay tower—along with its own private ground-level arrival drive, lobby, pool complex, and restaurant courtyard—the property offers 424 Art Deco-inspired guest rooms and suites. Travelers and locals alike seek out the property for its calm, residential atmosphere, direct private-elevator access to adjacent Strip entertainment, and refined dining and spa experiences away from casino crowds.

What to Expect at Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

Arriving at the hotel feels distinct from standard Las Vegas mega-resorts: guests pull into a palm-lined private porte-cochere and step into a quiet, marble-floored lobby free of slot machines and cigarette smoke. Express elevators whisk overnight guests straight up to floors 35 through 39, where accommodations feature floor-to-ceiling windows framing either the neon glow of the Las Vegas Strip to the north or the Red Rock mountains and Mojave Desert valley to the west. Rooms and suites are styled with Art Deco geometric accents, custom walnut furnishings, deep soaking tubs, walk-in glass showers, and plush Four Seasons signature mattresses.

On the ground level, culinary and wellness amenities anchor the guest experience. Veranda serves Mediterranean-inspired breakfasts, weekend brunches, and artisanal dinners both indoors and on a leafy poolside terrace. Beside it, PRESS functions as an indoor-outdoor lounge transitioning from morning espresso and pastries to evening craft cocktails beside fire pits. Beyond its private landscaped pool deck, registered hotel guests also enjoy signing privileges and access to the 11-acre Mandalay Bay Beach complex next door, including its wave pool and lazy river. Full details on seasonal cabana bookings, spa menus, and room categories are available on the Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas official website.

• Floors 35–39 Sky-High Accommodations: 424 rooms and suites isolated at the top of the tower, offering sweeping Strip or desert mountain views via private express elevators.
• Veranda & PRESS Dining: Coastal Italian and Mediterranean dining at Veranda alongside craft coffee, small plates, and patio fire-pit cocktails at PRESS lounge.
• Private Pool Deck & Mandalay Bay Beach Access: A secluded, palm-shaded heated pool with complimentary hourly poolside treats and private cabanas, plus full access to Mandalay Bay’s wave pool and lazy river.
• Forbes Five-Star Spa & Nail Bar: A 12-treatment-room sanctuary offering desert-inspired massages, HydraFacials, eucalyptus steam rooms, and a dedicated manicure-pedicure lounge.
• Non-Gaming, Non-Smoking Environment: A completely casino-free and smoke-free footprint with a private entrance and direct interior corridor connection to Mandalay Bay and The Shoppes at Mandalay Place.

Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas at a Glance

Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings

Whether visiting for a weekend stay, a spa afternoon, or brunch on the Veranda patio, booking reservations at least two to three weeks ahead is wise, particularly during major conventions or game weekends at nearby Allegiant Stadium. Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) sits just 10 minutes east by taxi or rideshare via Russell Road or Tropicana Avenue. Drivers should follow signs specifically for the Four Seasons private drive off Las Vegas Boulevard South rather than the general Mandalay Bay garage to utilize the hotel’s dedicated 24-hour valet service. For transit users, the free Mandalay Bay Tram links directly to Luxor and Excalibur, and the RTC Deuce double-decker bus stops right out front along the Strip.

The property is fully step-free from the private porte-cochere through the lobby, restaurants, spa, and pool deck, equipped with wide corridors, ADA-compliant elevators, pool lifts, and accessible rooms featuring roll-in showers and visual alarms. Within a 5-to-15-minute walk—much of it indoors via air-conditioned walkways—guests can explore the Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay, browse boutiques at The Shoppes at Mandalay Place, or walk across the Hacienda Avenue pedestrian bridge directly to Allegiant Stadium for NFL games and concerts.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the check-in hours and best times to visit Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas?

Hotel reception operates 24 hours a day, with standard check-in at 3:00 PM and check-out at 12:00 PM noon. For dining at Veranda or lounging at the private pool, spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offer the most comfortable outdoor temperatures, while weekday mornings are the quietest times for spa appointments.

What is the price range for rooms, dining, and spa services?

As a five-star luxury property ($$$$), nightly room rates generally start around $400 to $900+ depending on season and Strip events, plus a daily resort fee. Non-hotel guests can dine at Veranda or PRESS without an overnight stay, where breakfast and lunch dishes range from $22 to $38 and dinner entrees run $34 to $68; spa appointments are open to day visitors on weekdays and select weekends.

How much time should visitors budget at the property?

Overnight travelers typically stay two to four nights to balance Strip entertainment with pool and spa downtime. Day visitors coming for brunch at Veranda, evening cocktails at PRESS, or a treatment at the Forbes Five-Star Spa should plan on spending 1.5 to 3.5 hours on property.

Is Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas family-friendly and wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the hotel welcomes families with children of all ages, providing complimentary cribs, childproofing gear, welcome amenities, and shared access to Mandalay Bay’s wave pool and lazy river. The entire hotel—from the ground-floor arrival court and dining terraces to the pool lifts and upper-floor guest suites—is step-free and wheelchair accessible.

When planning your Paradise travel guide or comparing verified hotels and resort hotel in Paradise, pair this stop with standout local spots including Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Mystic Falls Park, Altro Paradiso, and Mandalay Bay Beach (0.1 km away).