Wynn Hotel
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How do you know about this hotel WITHOUT knowing the opening is scheduled for Spring 2005.
EVERY piece of marketing is clearly marked with the opening... even the barriers in front of the hotel have the date.
http://www.wynnlasvegas.com/
EVERY piece of marketing is clearly marked with the opening... even the barriers in front of the hotel have the date.
http://www.wynnlasvegas.com/
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It's located on the former Desert Inn site, katty corner from TI and across the street from fashion show mall (I think). Basically on that end....
I loved Desert Inn - we used to play there a lot! It was so nice and "quiet" compared to all the other casinos, but small, of course.
I'm looking forward to the new casino...
I loved Desert Inn - we used to play there a lot! It was so nice and "quiet" compared to all the other casinos, but small, of course.
I'm looking forward to the new casino...
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Scheduled opening is April 28th. It is on the strip, right across from Fashion Show Mall. Very close to Sands Convention Center, as well as Venetian, Treasure Island .. etc. The hotel looks beautiful, and has an artifical "mountain" out front (strip side).
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Yes it is on the strip, but fairly far towards downtown from the Venetian. It is not very convenient for walking to the other places -- which may be part of the idea. I think they want to keep you there as they are trying to be a total resort. Great? I'm sure? But I'd still prefer to hop around during the day and evening from hotel to hotel rather than stay in one spot. Of course you can still go to other places from there, just not as easy. If you go to Las Vegas fairly often, then I'd say do the Wynn to say you did and you may absolutely love it. But if you want to "explore" Vegas, I'd stick with Bellagio.
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As far as which would be better - Wynn or Bellagio? - consider this - Steve Wynn made Bellagio what it is and the new resort bearing his name is his attempt at surpassing his success on Bellagio - he's competing against himself and the jewel of the Strip, which was his crowning glory - until now, that is. My bet is on Wynn- he's rarely - if ever - wrong and I can't wait for the opening.
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