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Wynn Las Vegas
Places to Explore
- Bellagio Las Vegas
- The Burbs
- Caesars Palace
- Downtown
- Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
- Luxor Resort and Casino
- MGM Grand Hotel and Casino
- Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino
- Mirage Hotel and Casino
- New York-New York Hotel and Casino
- The Palms
- Paradise Road
- Paris Las Vegas
- The Strip
- Treasure Island Las Vegas (TI)
- Venetian Hotel and Casino
- The West Side
- Wynn Las Vegas
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Alex
Super chef Alessandro Stratta serves high-end French Riviera cuisine to the well-heeled at this drop-dead-gorgeous dining room.
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The Spa Wynn Las Vegas
Looking for a little reprieve from the glitter and glam of the Strip? This spa exudes Feng Shui. Try the Good Luck Ritual. Hey, you never know.
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Tryst
This dance emporium plays a wider variety of music than most, has friendlier staff, and a killer Sunday night extravaganza.
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The Wynn Golf Club
This lavish urban course incorporates 11 water hazards, one being the 37-foot Wynn waterfall. Plus, it's the only resort course on the Strip.
Map of Wynn Las Vegas
In a city that keeps raising the bar for sheer luxury, the Wynn -- monolithic in both name and appearance -- takes a turn for the tasteful. At $2.7 billion, this was the most expensive hotel project ever undertaken, but you won't find any sign of that in the form of a public spectacle. There's no volcano or dancing-waters, and the man-made "mountain" with a short multimedia show at night is concealed from the Strip, on view mainly to restaurant and nightclub patrons. So what's all the fuss about? First, there's the Madison Avenue lineup of boutiques: Chanel, Manolo Blahnik, Gaultier, de la Renta. Then, there's the assemblage of talented chefs, including New York's Daniel Boulud, legendary Japanese chef Takashi Yagahashi, and France's most renowned pastry chef, Frédéric Robert. There's a Ferrari car dealership, a theater-in-the-round showroom, an exclusive championship golf course (retained from the Desert Inn days), a poolside cabana-style casino (play blackjack while you swim!), and a sybaritic spa offering everything from sake-and-rice body treatments to feng shui-inspired "good luck rituals." It's a best-of-everything list under one roof -- a playground for jet-setters, high rollers, or anyone who wants to feel like one.
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