My girlfriends and I stayed at the Venetian and had a terrible experience with security. After we had gotten in late one night and stayed up a bit chatting, someone began pounding on our door at 4am in the morning. We were all girls, already asleep, and not at all inclined to open our door to someone claiming to be security. Half an hour later, the security guard who had grown tired of banging on the door, let himself into our room and accused us of \"stomping on the tiles\". His attitude was accusatory and extremely offensive.\n\nIn the morning we tried to call the security manager and were given the run around for 6 hours. We finally went to the security station downstairs and were connected to the manager via telephone. He claimed that the report read that the noise complaint was \"chatting and laughing\", completely different from what the security officer had told us the night before and that we \"should have\" received a call of the noise complaint before the officer let himself into our room.\n\nIf you feel that staying in a hotel where security actually makes you feel less secure is alright, then by all means, the Venetian is the choice for you. If you feel that you would prefer to stay at a hotel that does not take advantage of travelers then there are plenty of other cost-effective hotel choices on the strip. I'd try one of those.