My cousins, friends, and I stayed here the weekend before the Fourth of July and it's definitely a nice hotel, but the crowd skews a little older than us and it's basically at the end of the strip.\n\nThe room accommodated all six of us very well with a bed, a sofa that was surprisingly comfortable, and a roll away bed that I don't think we had to pay extra for. The room itself was very nice with floor to ceiling windows, the view was basically just the Wynn hotel across the way, the pool, and a parking lot. \n\nThe room had a large bathroom with a small flatscreen TV by the sinks that I don't think ever turned off. Of course, the decor and layout was all very nice and we got it at a good price (about $150/night).\n\nThe room service was actually very good but the Encore and Wynn both have some great restaurants so unless it's really late, there isn't much reason to use it.\n\nAs stated above, two of the main flaws were the crowds here which were definitely much older and more family oriented (even at the pool) for the six of us, and the fact that it is essentially at the end of the Strip but taxis are plentiful in Vegas.\n\nOne major downside that I saw to such a high end hotel was that they charged for their Internet in 24 hour increments of $14.99. I have stayed at Marriotts and Holiday Inns where they have free Interent, so why not Steve Wynn's Encore? It can't really cost them that much and I'm sure aside from uploading some pictures and checking the occasional email the Internet is not the first thing on anyone's mind in Vegas. It just would have been a nice touch.\n\nThe rooms here are really nice, but if you are expecting a party hotel everyone seems to recommend the MGM.
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