I’ve never really understood the need for a hotel room to have a bathroom so massive that you could park Deuce bus inside. I use the bathroom for, well, bathroom things and if I’m going to luxuriate in my room I’d rather do it in the big fluffy bed, preferably while eating chocolate covered strawberries and watching TV on the 42” flat screen.
Having said that, I do understand that bigger is better, especially if you are traveling with a companion or twelve, and I like nice things as much as the next guy. With that in mind, here are my picks for the 7 Best Bathrooms in Las Vegas (in alphabetical order):
Caesars Palace
It’s all about which tower you get here, but bathrooms in the newer Augustus Tower are the best of the bunch; massive affairs with whirlpool tubs, a separate shower, skin-pampering amenities, and more marble than they used to build most statues of Roman emperors.
Eastside Cannery
As you read through the rest of this list, you may find it surprising to find this out of the way, relatively economy focused hotel on it. But the bathrooms here are fantastic, with soaking tubs under windows that can allow you to enjoy your bubble bath and a view.
Encore Las Vegas/Wynn Las Vegas
It should come as no surprise that the hotel rooms that are often the most expensive in Vegas have some of the most opulent bathrooms in town. Modern without being sterile, huge to the point of creating echoes, and packed with every convenience you need, these are the kind of bathrooms that you’ll wish you had in your house.
Red Rock Resort
Take all the good stuff at all of the other upscale resorts in town and throw in a slew of interesting design and décor touches and you have the bathrooms at Red Rock. Check out the leather on the walls, the gorgeously designed basin sinks, and the so soft you’ll want to put them in your suitcase bath mats.
Ritz-Carlton Lake Las Vegas
There is nothing about this hotel that is not spectacular, and the bathrooms in the club-level suites are no exception. Bordering on palatial in both size and accoutrement, they give new meaning to the term “rest rooms.”
THEhotel at Mandalay Bay
Although just as big and finely appointed as some of the others on this list, the bathrooms here are more understated both in terms of design and decadence, which I actually really like. There’s something nice about not feeling like you have to get dressed up to use the john.
The Venetian/Palazzo
The bathrooms at Palazzo are nearly identical to those at big sister The Venetian, which is a good thing because they have won awards. Yes, there are actual awards for things like bathrooms. Go figure. But justly deserved, because these places are fit for a king with elegant and modern touches combining into one gigantic package that is bigger my first apartment.
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