Extravagant Las Vegas suites
Las Vegas is known for its opulence, thanks to the mega-resorts that have sprung up on the strip since The Mirage first opened its doors in 1989. Since that date not so long ago, the level of luxury available at the La strip has grown exponentially. The most recent of these hotel mega-resorts to be built is the Wynn Hotel, complete with its own golf course and Ferrari/Maserati dealership. Built at a cost of US$2.7 billion, it was the largest privately funded construction project in the US.
Although the 5-Diamond award-winning Wynn Hotel is one of the most desirable properties on the Strip, there is no shortage of extravagant accommodations in Las Vegas. For example, Steve Wynn’s previous property, The Bellagio, offers the Villa One suite for $6,000 a night. This private villa offers two bedrooms, a private dining room, a private gym, and its own private entrance through a secret tunnel. Each villa has its own secret garden, and the 130-person staff helps make your stay a memorable one.
The Venetian Hotel offers the Presidential Suite to high rollers who bet between 6 and 8 million per night and $150,000 per hand. Baccarat seems to be the game of choice for guests in this suite. While this suite seems to be reserved for only the biggest whales, if you’re not a big gamer, you can opt for the President’s Suite for $15,000 a night. This suite features a mosaic entryway, trickling fountain, and oriental artifacts that may make you feel transported back in time, but the in-room 27 televisions, karaoke room, beauty salon, spa, and fitness center are all last generation. You also get your own private butler who is available at your beck and call, your own maid service, in-room spa service for emergency collagen or facial injections, and the promise of a hotel staff who will do just about anything to make it happen. happy. (as long as it’s legal, of course). A Guggenheim Art Museum offers Venetian visitors many works of art from masters such as Picasso, Van Gogh, Manet and more.
Just off the main floor of the Caesar’s Palace casino, past a private, guarded entrance, an elevator whisks guests to the Artemis & Neptune Villas. These indoor mansions are available only to casino guests, and each villa includes its own golf simulator.
If premium white-collar service is your idea of luxury, perhaps the MGM Skylofts are your cup of tea. For between $800 and $10,000 a night, depending on date and other factors, you can rent one of these one-, two-, or three-bedroom suites that can be up to 6,000 square feet with 24-foot ceilings. The MGM Skylofts feature unparalleled service including butler service for unpacking and packing, where your butler will iron your clothes and shine your shoes without being asked. Other services include airport transfer in a Mercedes Mayback 62, a steam room in each room and exclusive VIP restaurant + entertainment privileges.
Occupying the top five floors of the Mandalay Bay Hotel, the Four Seasons Suites offer a more refined and low-key setting for guests who prefer to escape the bright lights and party atmosphere of the Las Vegas Strip. Why not retreat to the Presidential Suite at the Four Seasons, which features floor-to-ceiling windows offering expansive views of a wide desert panorama, rather than the bright lights of the strip for $3,000 a night? The four-star, five-diamond hotel offers tranquility and comfort in this one-bedroom suite, which is equipped with a baby grand piano, a deep whirlpool tub, and even an espresso machine.
From understated to over the top, The Palms Hotel offers several themed rooms, including the most-advertised suite in Las Vegas. At $40,000 a night, the 10,000-square-foot Hugh Hefner Suite offers a unique experience that can only be found in Las Vegas.
As for the outrageously expensive Wynn Hotel, some of this hotel’s more extravagant suites are only available to casino guests and little information is available on just how luxurious these rooms really are. However, if you’d rather not spend a fortune at the casino to find out, you can rent a Fairway Villa at the Wynn, which is available for $2,500 a night and offers cream-colored upholstered walls, a hand-blown rain shower. glass sinks, plasma TVs, his and her bathrooms and an unparalleled view of Wynn’s beautiful 18-hole golf course in a 3,000-square-foot suite. Sounds like a deal.