content: Wow, this is the 406th review for Wynn.  Am I that far behind when it comes to discovering new places?  Haha.  This place is definitely a fabulous 5-star hotel, but if you want to stay here and not break the bank, then I suggest going online and bidding for your price.  Even for a AAA Five-Diamond award winner, Mobil Five-Star and Michelin Five-Star hotel, I don't think their \""basic\"" rooms are worth the average $250/night.  Why break the bank for a room that you barely spend time in and then have nothing to spend the rest of the weekend?  \n\nThe \""basic\"" room at the Wynn is pretty nice, (but not worth $250/night).  There are coral colored walls with huge flower prints framed in the rooms.  They provide little slippers to wear and lush, Egyptian cotton robes for you in the closet.  The bathroom has a spa/tub, shower with sitting area, vanity table and chair and a heated lighted makeup mirror.  There's a hair dryer provided, Q-tips, makeup cotton pads, lotion and shampoo/conditioner.  The soaps are pretty nice, as they're lemongrass scented.  Heyyyy...I think the bath water is chlorinated because no water turns that pretty shade of light blue in the tub.  And you smell kind of chlorine-like and dry when you emerge from the tub.  Hmm.\n\nThe bed is not too soft but not too firm.  All of the pillows are down/or down-like.  The 40-45 inch flat screen TV is mounted on the wall, but can rotate a full 90 degrees so you can watch TV in bed.  There's a small seating area with a velour yellow love seat in the room, and another desk with a fax, phone and ?wi-fi set up.  It's definitely a spacious room.  All the rooms at Wynn have floor to ceiling windows and this is a definite plus!  Make sure to ask for a non-smoking room, and a room higher than Floor 20 for a good view.  I would ask for a golf-course view, since the views facing the Strip/Fashion Show mall seem more noisy with the huge Ipod commercials blaring through your windows.  \n\nAnd the rest of the hotel............it's such a beautiful place.  Lots of bright red carpets with butterflies on the ground.  Tons of mosaics on the walls and all the restaurants have thick, textured drapery.  You can tell Wynn has gone one step beyond his Bellagio creation to create a classy establishment.  The shopping area is of course, high end, but the sales associates don't give you any attitude even if you're just in there browsing.  Overall, 4 stars for the Wynn!