At
Wynn Las Vegas, the attention
to detail in service and amenities is evidenced by the fact that Wynn is
the only casino resort in the world to have the Mobil Five Star and AAA
Five Diamond rating. From designer name shopping such as Oscar de la
Renta and Manolo Blahnik to an 18-hole private golf course and onsite
Ferrari-Maserati dealership, the property is a luxury lovers' dream come
true. Guests can sample award-winning fine dining from the likes of
Daniel Boulud and Paul Bartolotta or partake in an evening of
entertainment at Le Rêve. For those craving the ultimate in luxury, the
new VIP Indulgence Package at
Le Rêve offers an
evening of extravagance with Perrier-Jouet champagne, chocolate-covered
strawberries, generously scaled lounge seating and behind-the-scenes
glimpses of the show.
Whether cruising the pristine lake by yacht or gondola, dining in the
elegant restaurants, strolling in the MonteLago Village boutiques,
relaxing in the soothing spas, or playing the championship golf courses,
a wealth of amenities await at Lake Las Vegas Resort. With luxury
accommodations such as
The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Las
Vegas and
Loews Lake Las Vegas Resort, the destination, located just 17 miles
from the Strip, is a secluded paradise for both its residents and its
guests.
Poolside, Loews Lake Las Vegas
The newest luxury resort on the Las Vegas Strip,
The Palazzo, is designed
with the affluent traveler in mind. Every room in The Palazzo Las Vegas
is a suite featuring a sunken living room, luxurious Egyptian linens
from Anichini and remote-controlled Roman shades and curtains with
first-of-its-kind 'touch control' technology. Anchored by a flagship,
85,000-square-foot Barneys New York, The Shoppes at The Palazzo have
more than 60 luxury boutiques and even a Lamborghini showroom.
The Chairman Suite
at sister property The Venetian is
considered the property's crème de la crème at 8,500 square feet. Upon
entry, guests step onto a black Java Stone floor, inset with
semi-precious stones. The bathroom sink is made from onyx with all
plumbing fixtures made from platinum. The suite also includes a living
room, dining room, media room, two master bedrooms, two additional
bedrooms and a workout room, complete with a dry sauna and steam room.
Meanwhile, at MGM Grand,
Skylofts are not only
considered luxurious, but come with a staff to prove it. Ranging in size
from 1,400 to 6,000 square feet, Skylofts offer a 24-hour butler service
designed to indulge guests in the fine art of relaxation. Want to relax
to some music? The Music Butler is specially trained in iPod technology
to assist guests with all aspects of SkyLoft's sophisticated music
system. Looking for the perfect night's sleep? The Dream Butler provides
a unique selection of pillows, herbal teas and calming music to send you
to the Land of Nod.. Want to turn your hotel room into a spa? The Spa
Butler prepares a selection of fragrant bath oils and salts,
candlelight, aromatherapy and mood lighting for the perfect experience.
SkyLoft stays also include the use of a personal Maybach and driver for
any transportation need. Guests at MGM Grand can experience the ultimate
in luxury dining at
Joël Robuchon at The Mansion, an upscale, award-winning French
restaurant. Among its accolades is the designation of being the only
Michelin Three-Star recipient—the prestigious Michelin Guide's highest
ranking—in Las Vegas.
MGM Grand Skylofts
The Villa and
Forum Penthouse Suites at Caesars
Palace are decadent spaces that can either be split into two or four
separate suites, or combined all into one, resulting in one
45,000-square-foot suite with 14 bedrooms, eight bathrooms and unique
amenities such as a private cigar bar, billiards room and full fitness
studio. High-tech toys are found through the suites as well, such as
heated bathroom floors and toilet seats and laser Karaoke machines.
At Palms Casino Resort, experience
the ultimate in luxury with a variety of over-the-top, themed fantasy
suites. From the Kingpin Suite featuring two, full-size bowling lanes to
a 10,000-square-foot Hardwood Suite complete with a basketball
half-court, the elite indulge in "the good life".Sitting atop the
Fantasy Tower is the Hugh Hefner Sky Villa featuring an outdoor,
cantilevered Playboy Jacuzzi pool with a view of the Strip, a fully
equipped gym with sauna, a glass elevator, poker table and much more.
As for what's next for the Las Vegas Strip, it's not about millions, but
billions. MGM Mirage is building
what's being billed as the single largest private investment in U.S.
history—the $7 billion CityCenter. Scheduled to open in 2009, the
66-acre development will include a 60-story, 4000-room hotel-casino and
a ebony-condominium tower with 1,543 units. In addition, there will be
two, 400-room non-gaming boutique hotels operated by Mandarin Oriental
and the Light Group. In the center will be 500,000 square feet of retail
and two glass-condominium towers with 810 lofts.
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Another
multi-billion property in the works is the $4 billion
Echelon. Boyd Gaming's
63-acre, multi-faceted complex is scheduled to open the following year.
Located on the north end of the Strip, it will replace the classic Las
Vegas property, The Stardust, which was imploded in 2007. Echelon Place
will bring together four distinct luxury hotel brands including
Shangri-La, Delano, Mondrian and the new Echelon Resort. Together, the
hotels will have 5,300 guest rooms and suites and a retail promenade of
more than 350,000 square feet.
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