I highly recommend this hotel. Stayed for a week. Very large room, reasonably priced, good food, good staff, free wireless internet.

I stayed three days in this hotel. The overall services is OK but something really unacceptable. On the last day's morning I went to the restaurant for the breakfast. The restaurant is only half full but I was asked to share a table. I asked why I need to share a table with someonne the waiter seens didn't understand my concern. I talked to the manager and gave me a table. Then in the middle of my breakfast, the same waiter asked a guest to seat in my table. There was many empty tables I really don't know why I still need to share a table. This was the first time I was asked to share a table in a five stars hotel.

I think the Landmark is a great hotel except for the fact that it is hard to get a taxi.

The hotel offered a great package if you staying 2-night. We were upgraded to the noble club floor when checking in. The room is very large with deluxe decoration. But it seems the bathroom is too large. But who cares?
Mini-bar and internet are free. We can even go to the noble lounge in the evening time. The lounge just offers drink and some snacks. But anyway, quite relaxing!
Checked with the staff that the cafe in the 1st floor was fully occupied by mainland people. We decided to have our breakfast in the lounge, which is pretty quiet!
The location is okay. You can go to Lisboa, Wynn and MGM with just a few mins walk.
There is shuttle bus to Fisherman village and pier, but a bit chaotic.
One point we wanted to complain is there is a sharp edge in the refrigerator cupboard which hurt my partner's hand. When I called housekeeping to request first-aid kit, he refused to supply because they do not supply!! I had to point out the wound was caused by room's furniture and they eventually sent a staff to check but it took 15mins for them to bring the first-aid kit to the room. I believe this can be improved.