Wynn Las Vegas
Hotel Information: Created by hotel impresario Steve Wynn, this lavish, $2.7-billion resort opened in spring 2005. The curved building, sheathed in bronze-tinted glass, stands like a beacon at the northern end of the Las Vegas Strip. A pine-covered artificial mountain with shimmering waterfalls rises at the entrance. The light-filled lobby is a floral fantasy, brimming with spheres of colorful blooms. Parasols suspended from the ceiling dance up and down in time to music.
Amenity highlights: Centered on a three-acre lake illuminated with thousands of color-changing lights, the Lake of Dreams is a multimedia show encompassing music, light, art, and natural elements.
In addition to dozens of designer boutiques such as Cartier, Dior, Manolo Blahnik, and Chanel, the resort features a Ferrari and Maserati showroom (admission charged for showroom entrance).
A vast outdoor pool comprises a long section with an oval area at either end, and a bridge spanning the center. Internationally acclaimed chefs, including Daniel Boulud, showcase their creations at a wide array of restaurants. Le Rêve, an aquatic spectacular, is presented in a domed theater.
This 50-story Las Vegas hotel offers 2,716 extremely spacious guestrooms. Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the golf course or the Strip. Beds are dressed with pillowtop mattresses, 320-thread-count European linens, and an abundance of pillows. Automatic lighting-and-drapery controls are near the beds. High-definition flat-screen TVs, fax machines, and high-speed Internet access (surcharge) are provided in every room. Sitting areas include couches, ottomans, and dining tables. Marble bathrooms feature soaking tubs, separate glass-enclosed showers, flat-screen TVs, private toilets, two sinks, spa toiletries, oversized Turkish towels, and soft robes. |
