You may never want to leave your new Vegas cocoon.īest Family-Friendly Hotel In Las Vegas: The Venetian If you’re splurging, you can book the 10,000-square-foot Nobu Villa (also recently refreshed), which comes with butler service, limo transportation, a garden and whirlpool, and a VIP omakase dinner at Nobu restaurant just downstairs. During a 2022 renovation inspired by kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery, designers gave the hotel a warmer, more residential feel. An elevator bank accessed through a simple Japanese portal takes guests to the hotel-within-a-hotel. Guests of the 182 room hotel in the former Centurion Tower–Nobu Matsuhisa’s first hotel–receive the special attention they’d expect from a precious boutique property.

What Not To Miss: Rare sakes in Nobu Lounge beer brewed for Nobu at Japan’s Hokusetsu brewery on Sado IslandĬaesars Palace is a behemoth (it has nearly 4,000 rooms and suites spread over 85 acres), but Nobu Hotel is a little pocket of Zen. Joy Hwang Who Will Love It: Travelers who want a boutique experience with all the benefits of a massive resortĪll-Star Amenities: In-room dining made by Nobu chefs large suites Aria’s excellent restaurants included Jean Georges Steakhouse, Din Tai Fun and an outpost of the New York hotspot Carbone (Drake has dibs on the restaurant’s private dining room when he’s in town). It’s not just the in-room amenities that shine Aria is walking distance to T-Mobile Arena, the Shops at Crystals and Cit圜enter. Sky Villa butlers may show up with a cigar cart, custom chocolates or fresh-baked bread. Plus, guests in the desert-inspired Sky Suites receive a revolving selection of turndown gifts like backgammon for kids, custom-designed drink coasters by local artists and truffles. The villas and suites have their own entrance and elevator, personal concierges, private pool and airport transportation. Sanctuary-like guest rooms have always had high tech details like one-touch lighting, temperature and curtain controls Aria’s seven Sky Villas and more than 400 Sky Suites take luxury to a new level. Aria’s soaring lobby with natural materials is the antithesis of the dark windowless casino room. When Aria’s two glass and steel towers opened as part of the massive Cit圜enter complex in 2009, they brought more modernity to the Vegas resort casino. What Not To Miss: The 80-foot-long pergola walkway at Catch-extra fun at brunch (order the sky-high Anytime Waffle Tower) Joy Hwang Who Will Love It: Tech-savvy travelers and F&B aficionadosĪll-Star Amenities: Spa with salt room and Japanese stone Ganbanyoku beds co-ed spa pool new med spa Look out at the Lake of Dreams with a Monaco seaside spritz cocktail and you’ll swear you can feel the ocean breeze.

Also check out a trio of stunning new cocktail venues, including the witty, Regency-inspired Overlook Lounge Bar Parasol, a paean to the gilded European jet set lifestyle, and Aft Cocktail Deck, inspired by yachting life. Beautifully dressed patrons dine on wagyu beef wellington and Alaskan king crab in a stunning room anchored by 40-foot-high cast brass palms (think Havana’s El Tropicana circa 1950). Delilah, a supper club reminiscent of the city’s mid-century golden era, is one of the toughest reservations to secure in town. Once you scoop your jaw off the floor, you’ll want to devour the resort’s intriguing dining and lounging scene. The masculine 1940s look is achieved with custom-designed furniture, warm wood accent walls, custom-designed etageres and Cubist-like artworks. In 2022, Wynn unveiled a $200 million renovation of its nearly 2,700 Wynn guest rooms and Wynn Tower Suites. Other resorts might rest on their laurels, but Wynn and sister resort Encore are in a constant state of glamorization.

The resort’s fans are so devoted, many no longer say they’re going to Vegas but to Wynn. The opulent Wynn redefined the resort casino concept when it opened in 2005 with its sun-dappled atrium gardens, floral mosaic floors, private lakes and waterfalls, and the Strip’s only golf course, a par-70 championship course designed by Tom Fazio. What Not To Miss: Shopping on Wynn’s esplanades securing a waterfront table at SW or Lakeside the floating pagoda table at Mizumi Who Will Love It: The unapologetically glamorousĪll-Star Amenities: Two gorgeous spas an unrivaled nightclub scene the first Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant in North America,

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