What to pack for a stay at Wynn Las Vegas
Pack versatile clothing for daytime on the Strip and lightweight layers for cool evenings, swimwear and sun protection for the pool complex, plus smart-casual outfits and closed-toe shoes for most fine-dining restaurants. Bring government-issued photo ID and the card used to book for check-in, chargers and any prescription medications you need.
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Essentials to bring
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID and the credit or debit card used to make the reservation—Wynn Las Vegas requires the primary guest to be 21+ with matching ID and card at check-in.
Keep printed or digital copies of your reservation confirmation and BookResorts contact details (+1 (888) 605-1350) handy in case the front desk needs confirmation.
- Photo ID (driver’s license or passport) and payment card used at booking
- Reservation confirmation (printed or on your phone)
- Any required travel documents for companions (IDs for those 21+)
- Prescription medications in original containers
| Item | Why |
|---|---|
| Photo ID + card | Required at check-in; name must match reservation |
| Reservation confirmation | Helps resolve booking or room-type questions quickly |
| Prescriptions | Medical need and may be required for airport or activities |
What to wear: daytime and pool
Daytime on the Strip is casual; lightweight, breathable layers are best for warm daytime temperatures and cooler evenings. If you plan outdoor day trips, include sun-protective clothing and a hat.
For pools, pack swimwear, a cover-up, flip-flops or sandals, sunscreen, and sunglasses. Pool hours and guest policies vary by area—pool access is free for registered hotel guests during posted hours.
- Swimsuit, cover-up, water-resistant sandals
- High-SPF sunscreen and sunglasses
- Light jacket or sweater for evening
- Comfortable walking shoes for exploring nearby attractions
| Pool item | Notes |
|---|---|
| Swimsuit | Required at pool; some pools include adults-only areas |
| Flip-flops/sandals | Easy on/off for pool decks and cabanas |
| Sunscreen | Las Vegas sun can be intense even in spring/fall |
Evening and dining dress code
Many Wynn Las Vegas restaurants observe an upscale casual chic dress code; collared shirts are recommended for men and athletic apparel, shorts, swimwear, flip-flops and athletic slides are generally not permitted in fine-dining venues.
Some venues have age or additional rules—Delilah restricts children under 12 and becomes 21+ after 7 p.m., and SW Steakhouse does not admit children under 5. Check specific venue policies before dinner.
- Bring one or two smart-casual outfits (collared shirt or blouse, closed-toe shoes)
- Avoid athletic wear and beachwear for evening dining
- Confirm restaurant hours and policies (reservations recommended for Delilah and other fine-dining venues)
| Restaurant | Typical rule to follow |
|---|---|
| Delilah | No children under 12; 21+ after 7 p.m.; reservations required |
| SW Steakhouse | No children under 5; upscale casual dress suggested |
| Mizumi | Upscale casual; closed on Mondays (hours may vary) |
Tech, comfort and room items
Bring chargers, a phone power bank, and any adapters you use. In-room Wi‑Fi at Wynn Las Vegas is included through the daily resort fee and runs at 15 Mbps across unlimited devices.
If you prefer extras in-room, check your room type—Wynn Resort Room and Tower Suites offer different layouts and amenities—so you can decide whether to bring a travel kettle, a small pillowcase, or noise-masking earplugs.
- Phone/tablet chargers and power bank
- Noise-masking earplugs or travel pillow if you’re a light sleeper
- Copies of digital boarding passes or tickets for shows and events
| Item | In-room alternative |
|---|---|
| Extra blanket/pillow | Ask housekeeping—rooms include standard bedding |
| Kettle or coffee device | Caffé Al Teatro and in-property dining available 24/7 |
| Streaming device | Rooms have TVs; bring a device if you need specific apps |
Spa, fitness and pool access items
If you plan to use The Spa at Wynn, bring ID and any details required for spa treatments; spa facility access rules differ for treatment guests and non-treatment visitors. The Spa is open daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; treatments run from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Fitness Center access is included in the resort fee for up to two guests per room; the Fitness Center is open daily from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. and is intended for guests 18 years of age and older.
- Workout clothes and closed-toe athletic shoes for the Fitness Center
- If booking a spa treatment: comfortable robe alternatives and any medical notes
- Pool cover-up and a small bag for wet items
| Facility | Hours / access |
|---|---|
| The Spa at Wynn | Open 7 a.m.–7 p.m.; treatments 8 a.m.–7 p.m. |
| Fitness Center | Open 5 a.m.–8 p.m.; access included for up to two guests per room |
| Pools | Pool hours vary; registered guests have free access during posted hours |
Packing for family stays and special needs
Children of all ages are welcome to stay at Wynn Las Vegas, but the primary guest checking in must be 21 or older—plan accordingly for families. Note some restaurants and casino areas have separate age restrictions.
Wynn does not allow pets in rooms, though service animals are permitted. If you need accessible features or have mobility requirements, contact the hotel before arrival to confirm room accessibility and pool access options.
- Bring documentation for service animals if applicable
- Pack child necessities (strollers, snacks, ID for older children if needed for identification)
- Request accessible room features at booking if required
| Family concern | What to pack/arrange |
|---|---|
| Young children | Bring essentials; check restaurant age policies (Delilah, SW Steakhouse) |
| Service animal | Documentation and advance notice recommended |
| Accessibility | Contact hotel to confirm accessible room and pool ramp |
