Wynn Plaza

By far the best hotel I had stayed in a long time, maybe ever. The only "con" I would point out is that the gym closes at 8 PM, and I was asked by the lady at the reception to leave 10 mi uses before. Otherwise great amenities!

Bought a few T-shirts from OVO. The plaza is very nice

Beautiful, opulent, loud, smoky. I'm sorry but only 3 stars. Smoking indoors is DISGUSTING and ruined our expensive dinner for me. The rooms are well appointed, the staff is efficient and friendly, and the place is always very clean but there's no getting past cigarettes and cigars.

The Wynn"s never disappoints with their decoration just like the Bellagio they are competing for who has more impressive decoration for the seasons , beautiful flowers in a very interesting arrangement , amazing effort , again a must see if you are there type of thing great back ground for family photos

Wynn could have a better gift shop. But otherwise, it's extremely iconic and beautiful. Makes Bellagio look more boring than watching paint dry.

Wynn - Encoré The most beautiful Resort Casinos-Hotels I ever seen in my life .. So Elegant, Luxurious shops, Extremely Clean, beautiful Casino and the employees are extremely professionals !

I was disappointed by the lack of customer service at this place. The staff seemed indifferent, and their unprofessional attitude was shocking. As a luxury hotel, I expected a far more refined and attentive service. They also appear to not want different types of people around. If they are there to shop it shouldn’t matter where they come from.

The Wynn is one of our new favorite places to stay. It's classy, clean and comfortable. The main pool is big and roomy with shade everyday after about 2. We had a room with a panoramic view of strip.

The lady loves to check out all the high end stores so I have to put on my good walking shoes to put some miles on them. The area is very beautiful including the ceiling. I love to check out the high end luggage and there's always a Rimowa store in these malls.

Another place too expensive for most people to buy anything. It basically is window shopping or just looking. Wynn Plaza Shops is for those who come here and blow thousands. One good thing is the cafe. The prices are high for the food but not unreasonable. I only come here for Urth Caffe. It's one of the few restaurants in here. The cafe always seems to be busy, unlike the rest of this. Most people come here knowing they won't buy anything. Some are just keeping cool indoors. If you actually have the money, you can also buy new clothes. The stores include the fancy upscale places like Bottega Veneta and Louis Vuitton. If you have to ask how much, then no you can't afford it. Try shopping at Ross or something like that. Also has some cool artwork. It has some of it for sale. This is one of the things, even if you aren't buying anything, that makes it worth a visit.

Do you have all the money in the world? Do you need a $50,000 Birkin, a $1200 Rimowa suitcase or a pair of $3000 suede pants from Balmain? If you do, head on in to the Wynn Plaza. As Vegas malls go, this one is quite small but ultra high end. As others have noted, there are a lot of folks window shopping the offerings but probably not a lot of actual buying. That said, there's a nice cafe in here and a Diptyque boutique too. Even if you don't want to spend thousands, there's some interesting art on display that's worth checking out.

Great place for window shopping or just come enjoy their beautiful holiday decors!!! All shops and hotels put on great decorations to attract visitors; Wynn's is alway classy and beautiful(see photos). Most the shops here are super expensive; we did stop by Le Labo and bought a bottle of $80 body lotion - it's hard to find any store here that you can buy something for under $100! But that said, the window shopping experience here is quite pleasant as the place is beautiful, clean and spacious!

Alright, my four favorite indoors Vegas shopping mall is here. It has highend shops of course and it's one of the prettiest plaza as well.

I've walked through the Plaza Shops a few times usually while waiting for a show or dinner reservation at the Wynn. The stores are all high end retail boutiques along with two restaurants (Urth Cafe and Cipiriano) and even a Soulcycle. Everytime I have been, no matter the hour or day its a complete ghost town. There is virtually no one ever here other than a handful of tourists window shopping and strolling about. Even if you aren't looking to spend a few thousand its worth a walk through.

These shops contain all the high end places. We visited a few places on our list. Everyone was very knowledgeable of there products and attentive for "try-ons" and sizing. We would visit again.

Came here during my birthday month in December I stayed at the Wynn So shopping here was obvious Great shopping experience the stores and options are exceptional Customer service is on point Treating yourself is the best gift ever

This is specifically for the Omega boutique inside the Plaza Shops. I had an incredibly frustrating time at the Omega boutique inside the Wynn. I am a Watches of Switzerland regular customer and was referred to the boutique while I was in town by my local WoS. My local WoS has a Snoopy Speedmaster display/demo model (not for sale) so customers on the waitlist can see it. My wife is a big Snoopy person and has never gotten to see a Snoopy Speedmaster before. I walk into this store with my wife and ask a sales associate if they have a Snoopy display model -- if not, no biggie. At this point, the salesman says yes, they have a display model Snoopy in the back, but no, I can't see it (why even have a display model?)? I try to explain that I was referred to this location and I totally understand the demand for this watch and am not asking for it, I really just wanted to show it to my wife. The salesman became visibly agitated and reiterated I would not be allowed to see the Snoopy display model, that it was reserved to be tried on by their "existing customers" only. I also try to explain I'm a regular customer of their parent company (WoS), and get nowhere. At this point my wife is embarrassed and ushers me to leave. Absolutely terrible communication and experience.

The Wynn Plaza Shops is an ultra high end mall that features shops such as Balman, Celine, Bottega Veneta, Omega, and Louis Vuitton. The only two restaurants are Cipriani and Urth Cafe. It is a brand new 70,000 square foot mall that opened on November 9, 2018. It opened with a fair amount of vacancies that are current at the time of this writing.   Being the newest addition to the Wynn, it connects the casino to Las Vegas Boulevard and  entrances to the self parking garage and valet parking. Placed in the northwest of the Wynn, it originates from the casino by the Wynn-Encore connector where the late Ferrari dealership was. The sole hallway leads west toward Las Vegas Boulevard passing the self park and valet entrances. At this juncture the sole hallway branches off to two levels at the "Smiling King Bear" Statue. Halfway the sole hall curves to the right bringing it parallel to Las Vegas Boulevard. It concludes at a large two level plate glass window overlooking the North Strip. The flooring is an extension of the white floor and red carpet pattern throughout the Wynn. Both levels are open to the domed sky lights interspersed with chandeliers. The upper level creates a dual balcony corridor above the ground level.   In the past month, I strolled the Wynn Plaza Shops three times. Here are my observations. For the Las Vegas Strip, it was ultra quiet with the exception of Urth Caffe. I felt as if I was more in the Museum of Billionaire retailing than the Las Vegas Strip. Excitement was lacking. With a handful of ultra high end shops yet to open there was an incompleteness to it. There was a want for interesting window displays. I thought that it could of used a grand centerpiece attraction or work of art to bring life to the place.   Where the businesses with the exception of Urth Caffe did zilch for me there were a few aspects to the mall that I enjoyed. Two of them are the public art that bookmarks the mall. Closer to the casino is "The Smiling King Bear" by Okuda San Miguel. This is a charming bear created from fiberglass, stainless steel, and synthetic enamel. He is the mall's photo attraction. At the opposite end of the hall is the "Arrows and Flower Neon Sign." This is a revolving art work transitioning from an illuminating flower to an arrow as it slowly spins around. Takashi Murakami and Virgil Abloh brought it to life from Neon, aluminum, and stainless steel. Nearby why the mall dead ends, the two level plate glass window brings the North Strip to life. It was from this view point that I took in the progress on the future Resorts World. Another aspect of the mall that I enjoy is that around the same time it opened the Wynn and Encore did away with paid self parking.   In my opinion based on real life experiences here; with the exception of the bookended public art and Urth Caffe, I consider it to be a three star mall. I feel that there is too much of a concentration on ultra high end shops where there is a lack of variety and restaurants. Even if Lady Luck hit and added 7 zeros to my income, I would be of the same opinion.

Beautifully done! The shops are new so foot traffic is still low but they did a great job with this place! Think of it more like a high-end mall. The other shops around the Wynn and Encore are really just high-end boutiques but this is more high-end stores with some of them being affordable - James Perse, Diptyque, etc. The Urth cafe is gorgeous with the fountain and tree in the middle. The few little sculptures/ art installations sprinkled throughout are cool as well. Currently not all shops are open yet (as of December 2018). A few I recall seeing coming soon are Le Labo, Vitra, etc. Happy shopping!

Been passin by the last few times when I was in town as the finishing touches were being completed. It is another beautiful addition to the strip. A great place to wine and dine and shop!

Excited to find Urth Caffe here in Las Vegas. Have visited all of their LA locations and LOvE the brand. Awesome coffee and did not disappoint here.

Ok, so let's see: The good news is this place is clean and pretty much bereft of cheesy tourist shops ("get your Vegas mug!" shops, yuck). Also there's a decent restaurant in the area. The good/bad news depending on who you are is that these are definitely high end stores. As in I don't know what half of them even were selling except that it was expensive. So perhaps that will assist you in determining whether or not this is a place you wish to check out. The more 0s you have on the end of your bank account balance (assuming there is a positive non-zero left-most number), the more rewarding the experience will be, I'd imagine.

The Wynn shops are gorgeous, as is the hotel. We like to stay at the more quiet part of the strips and the Wynn is always our first choice. The shops are all high end and cater to the upper crust. It's just really fun to see what the shops carry and pretend that for a moment, you can buy whatever you want! If only...

My wife and I like shopping but unfortunately have young kids, so they need to come along. Everyone is really nice and doesn't complain about them even though they are terrors. We've bought a couple things from Loewe and the sales are very nice. From Summerlin this is the most convenient place to shop because always free parking and the Spring Mountain Road exit off the 15 avoids nearly all the Strip traffic.

Don't normally frequent joints like the Wynn but met a friend for brunch at Urth Cafe so I took a walk through the place. As with everything at Wynn the decor is 5 stars but as most high end strip mall stores the place was a ghost town with more people just walking through the mall than were inside actually shopping. Urth was packed, the rest not so much. Worth a look if your in the area.

This review is for the Celine boutique only located at the Wynn. Terrible, and I mean terrible, customer service from this so called luxury brand. Orders go unfulfilled with zero communication from them. Promises are made that the order "will be sent out tomorrow for certain with overnight shipping" and then three days later/ not only is the product not arrived, another call confirms that it has still not been sent out. No offer for any compensation for the lack of service. My time is expensive and I should think it would be appropriate to offer some compensation when I have had to make five phone calls over two weeks to try to get some answers -not to mention my order. From a luxury brand such as they portray themselves to be, I expect more than empty promises and unfulfilled expectations. With such low level customer service on the front end of a transaction, it certainly leaves more than a little concern about how any issues would be handled after the product is in my hands. Bad enough experience that I can safely say not only will this item never be purchased by me, but I will never consider anything from this brand again. One has only to look at Glassdoor reviews from employees to see how poorly this company is managed. Sadly it is reflected in the way they handle customer service as well.

Best YSL store I've ever been too. Great high end designer stores So much fun to shop around!!

The Wynn did such a beautiful job with this new luxury mall. They selected some of the best brands, such as Balmain, YSL, Louis Vuitton, Bottega Veneta, Rimowa, etc. Also, SoulCycle has officially opened for anyone looking for a great full body workout/cycling class! I personally came to try Urth Caffé because it's the company's first location outside of California (aside from Japan), and the food and drinks are amazing! I highly recommend the Wynn Plaza Shops if you want to check out some of Vegas' hot new spots!