Wynn Resorts Earns 18 Forbes Five-Star Awards; Tower Suites Marks 20th Consecutive Honor

Wynn’s Forbes Five-Star Momentum Reinforces Luxury Foothold

Wynn Resorts again wins top honors in the 2026 Forbes Travel Guide, earning 18 Five-Star awards across its resort portfolio and reinforcing its standing as the independent hotel company with the longest-running Forbes Five-Star distinction. The recognition underscores recurring operational focus on service precision and high-touch guest experience that the company highlights as central to its brand.

Wynn Tower Suites at Wynn Las Vegas marks a milestone with its 20th consecutive Five-Star rating, the longest-held Forbes Five-Star hotel recognition in Las Vegas. CEO Craig S. Billings attributes the streak to teams’ sustained commitment to detail and personalized guest service, saying that staffing and processes designed around consistent delivery drive the accolade. Wynn Palace retains its slot as the world’s largest Forbes Five-Star resort for a third straight year, and together with Wynn Macau the two properties account for a combined 63 Forbes stars in Macau, the most of any resorts there.

The awards extend across hotels, spas and dining, with Wynn Palace securing four Five-Star restaurant designations — Mizumi, Chef Tam's Seasons, SW Steakhouse and Sushi Mizumi — keeping Wynn Resorts at the top for most Five-Star restaurants worldwide for a seventh consecutive year. Encore Boston Harbor also stands out as North America’s largest regional resort destination to receive Five-Star recognition, underlining the company’s breadth of luxury offerings beyond its Las Vegas and Macau flagship properties. Executives say the honors validate investments in culinary and spa programs alongside guest-facing service training.

Scale of offerings underpins the accolades

Wynn and Encore Las Vegas together comprise two luxury hotel towers with 4,748 rooms, suites and villas, and a portfolio of amenities that includes 22 signature dining experiences, 10 bars, two award-winning spas, extensive meeting and convention space, three shopping esplanades and two showrooms. The company frames these assets as integrated elements that support consistent luxury delivery and high guest satisfaction.

Expansion pipeline keeps global focus

Wynn continues to expand internationally, building an integrated resort in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates, slated to open in 2027. The company owns and operates Wynn Las Vegas, Wynn Macau, Wynn Palace and Wynn Mayfair, and operates Encore Boston Harbor, positioning it to leverage its Five-Star credentials as it grows into new markets.