Who publishes this guide
Behind qualitysocialnetwork stands The Venetian Resort Las Vegas (postal address: 3355 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas NV 89109). Notes for the editors go to contact@qualitysocialnetwork.com.
The resort itself, with its Venetian and Palazzo towers, is run by operating entities that, since 2022, have belonged to investment funds which affiliates of Apollo Global Management manage. The land and the buildings themselves are owned by VICI Properties, which leases them back to that operating side.
Why The Venetian Resort comes first
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas is the publisher's own resort, and that is the whole reason it is the first act. Its entry was written by people working for its operator. Read it with that in mind: it is a description from the house, not an outside verdict.
Each reservation made there benefits the owner directly, whatever tag the click carried.
How the guide makes money
Our blue availability buttons can hold a referral tag. Should a reservation follow that click, the guide may collect a commission, while your rate is untouched by it. The affiliate disclosure sets this out in more detail.
Selection criteria and method
Caesars Palace and Bellagio are not affiliated with the publisher. The editors chose them from the large resorts on the Strip by reading each hotel's official pages and published policies, then weighing four questions:
- The room: elbow room, the outlook from the glass, and whether suite categories are explained in plain language.
- Leisure: what a guest can enjoy without calling a car, from pool decks to theatres.
- Setting: where the resort stands on the Strip and what is in walking reach.
- Clarity: whether resort fees, deposits and check-in ages are easy to find before paying.
We leave out what we cannot confirm: no room counts, prices or dates unless certain, and no grades of any kind. Gaming areas have no influence on the choice and are not described anywhere on the site.
Experience and sources
The editors write about hotel stays and leisure travel and rely on primary sources first: each resort's official website and published policies. Anything left unconfirmed is flagged in the entry as a question to put to the front desk.
Corrections policy
Found something stale? Mail contact@qualitysocialnetwork.com, quoting the address of the page and the line that looks wrong. We re-read the resort's official material, amend our wording if it has drifted and move the revision stamp to that day. A hotel is free to flag a factual slip as well; but none can pay its way upward.