In a town known for its legendary hotels, the Tropicana in Las Vegas stands as one of the most legendary of them all—and when you step into this tropical paradise, you’ll understand why.

Appearance

Long a mainstay on the Strip, the Tropicana sits proudly amongst some of the best and brightest resorts in town—the MGM Grand, The Excalibur, and New York-New York—and holds its own quite nicely. Their food, their prices, and their tradition of bringing in top headliner entertainment have kept the Tropicana in the much-deserved spotlight.

You’ll feel like you’ve stepped into an island resort when you open the door to your comfortable, beautifully appointed room, stocked with amenities. Keeping the beach vibe alive, you’ll want to waste the day away in the five-acres of tropical pool area, complete with waterfalls and lagoons. For some pampering, visit the Spa Tropicana and get an invigorating massage, or work up a sweat at the onsite Health Club.

Entertainment

Once you’ve dried off, take in one of the Tropicana’s unique attractions: Bodies . . . The Exhibition, a fascinating look at and inside the human body, and Titanic: The Artifact Exhibit, all about our favorite ill-fated cruise ship. The entertainment at the Tropicana is still high-quality, with the Folies Bergere, the longest running show in town, still exciting and delighting audiences with its sexy cast.

Dining

Also still delighting visitors is the selection of restaurants offered at the Tropicana. The popular Island Buffet is one of the best on the Strip, and when you need a quick bite 24-hours a day, the Garden Café cooks up all your favorites. Other delicious dining can be found at Legends Steak & Seafood, Mizuno's, Player's Deli, Tuscany Italian Café, and Java Java.

Gambling

Many a wager has passed through the Tropicana casino, and this 61,000 square foot gambling hall is a favorite hangout for the gambling set. That’s because not only does it have some of the best Slots and all the table games you need, from Craps to Poker, but the floor staff is one of the friendliest in town. The Tropicana is also home to a Poker Room and a 24-seat Race and Sports Book. Also, for the serious Slots fan, the casino features a high-stakes Slot Room— the Crystal Room.

Personal & Business Events

Since all the legends have loved the Tropicana, why not share the luxury and excitement by hosting your next event or convention there? The Tropicana Meeting & Convention Services Facility is perfect for any gathering, and its 45,000 feet of meeting room space can be used for small meeting or grand events.

If you’re more in the mood for marriage, plan your wedding for the Island Wedding Chapel and bring the beauty of a tropical paradise wedding Stateside.

Rates

When you think of the Tropicana Hotel, you think of Las Vegas, and this legendary resort offers everything you’ll need to truly experience this amazing city.

Room rates at the Tropicana are affordable, and run from $45 on weekdays to $200-plus for weekends and suites, with deals and packages available.

Tropicana Hotel Las Vegas Features

• 1876 rooms
• Located on the Strip
• Many dining options including Island Buffet
• Long-running live show “Folies Bergere”
• 61,000 square-foot Casino features Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Slots, and more
• 24-seat Race and Sports Book
• Swimming Pool
• Health Club and Spa available
• Convention space available
• Many great wedding packages

  

You’ll feel like you’ve been transported to the Mediterranean when you stay at the Tuscany Suites and Casino in Las Vegas, just a few miles from the Strip—but worlds away from its fast pace.

Appearance

Driving up to the Tuscany Suites, you’ll notice that you’re already entering a whole different atmosphere. Everything here, from the architecture to the décor, hastens back to a quaint countryside village, and as you bask in the relaxation of their friendliness and hospitality, you’ll know that you’ve definitely found the best of both worlds.

The accommodations at Tuscany Suites are exactly what you’d expect from a resort with that name—charming and beautiful. These roomy suites and the sparkling pool area is set slightly apart from the casino area, creating a leisurely, relaxed vibe that lets you feel as if you’re indulging in a Mediterranean vacation.

Take a stroll down an authentically constructed village passageway and you’ll get to the casino—but first, you might want to duck into one of the Tuscany Suites’ delicious restaurants for a bite to eat.

Dining

And that little detour will definitely be worth it! Eatery options at Tuscany Suites are varied, but the one common denominator is that all of them boast menus of delectable meals from around the globe. Dining options at Tuscany Suites include Cantina Mexican Restaurant, Beachfront Coffee, Marilyn's Café and Tuscany Gardens. If you’re really just looking to unwind with a drink and soak up the atmosphere, your best bet is the Piazza Lounge.

Gambling

Speaking of bets, though, your REAL best bet would be at the Tuscany’s casino! When you leave the beautiful hotel area and walk through that passageway, you’ll find yourself in the resort’s full casino area, which features over 700 Slots and Video Poker machines. There's also no shortage of table games, and gamblers can press their luck at all the favorites: Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, and more.

If a horse wager is more your speed, the casino has a full-service Race and Sports Book, or if you’re a card shark (or a card shark in training), check out the brand new Poker Room.

Personal & Business Events

With all this to offer, why not make Tuscany Suites and Casino the location for your next big event—even a wedding! The Tuscany is a picturesque option for whatever gathering you have in mind, and with 38,000 square feet of meeting space, they can house just about any size group you have in mind.

If you are looking to get hitched, the surroundings and décor at the Tuscany create a beautiful backdrop, and the Tuscany Wedding Chapel has plenty of romantic wedding packages to choose from.

Rates

If a trip to Italy doesn’t quite fit into your budget or schedule, go for the next best thing at the Tuscany Suites and Casino in Las Vegas.

Suites range in price from $79 to $159, depending on when you decide to book your reservations.

Tuscany Hotel Las Vegas Features

• 716 guest rooms
• Near the Strip
• Authentic Mediterranean look
• Many dining options including Cantina Mexican Restaurant, Beachfront Coffee, Marilyn's Café and Tuscany Gardens
• 38,000 square-foot Casino features Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Slots, and more
• Race and Sports Book

  

Where else but Italy can you float down a canal in a gondola, gaze up at fresco-covered arched ceilings, and dine on authentic Italian cuisine—why the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, of course!

Appearance

Taking the whole idea of a resort up a few notches, the Venetian is more than just a hotel; it’s an experience. This isn’t just a place that looks like Italy—when you’re at the Venetian, you’re transported to the Mediterranean for a once-in-a-lifetime luxury vacation. Lodging at the Venetian is exquisite, and from the Standard Guest Rooms to the highest end of Suites, the resort spares no expense in their quest to make your stay unforgettable.

Not that staying in your room for long is an option—with so much to see and do, you’ll be out exploring in no time!

Shopping & Exploring

Your first stop may be the Grand Canal Shoppes—500,000 square feet of shopping heaven—or, for the more culturally-minded, you can visit the Guggenheim Hermitage Museum. The Venetian is also home to a version of Madame Tussauds famous wax museum, where you can get your picture taken with the inanimate versions of your favorite stars! After a fun day out, you may need to relax, and the best place for that is at the Canyon Ranch SpaClub, the biggest spa in all of Vegas.

Along with its 62 treatment rooms, this mega-spa also offers a 21,000 square foot, state-of-the-art fitness center, a 40-foot rock climbing wall, and a full-service salon.

Entertainment

Once you’re re-invigorated and ready for more, you’ll want to check out some of the top entertainment that the Venetian has to offer. First, the wildly popular Blue Man Group has found a home at the Venetian and wows audiences with their unique show regularly. Also gracing the stage at the Venetian is the critically-acclaimed “Phantom–The Las Vegas Spectacular.”

Other performers currently pleasing audiences at the Venetian include Gordie Brown and Wayne Brady. After the show, grab a drink with your friends and dance the night away at the Tao nightclub.

Dining

The culinary arts have definitely found a home at The Venetian, and between the resort and the Grand Canal Shoppes, every possible taste is accounted for.

Restaurants at the Venetian include: AquaKnox, B&B Ristorante, Bouchon, Canaletto, Canyon Ranch Café, David Burke, Delmonico Steakhouse, Enoteca San Marco, Grand Lux Café, Noodle Asia, Pinot Brasserie, Postrio, Tao Asian Bistro, Taqueria Cañonita, The Grill at Valentino, Tintoretto's, Valentino, Riva Poolside, and Zeffirino. Just like in Italy, you’ll never have to worry about going hungry!

Gambling

The Venetian’s casino is just as glamorous and impressive as every other aspect of this world-class resort, and this 120,000 square foot gaming floor features Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Baccarat, Keno, and much more. Slots fans can enjoy over 2,500 of your favorite machines, and for the racing fan, wagers can be placed at the 80-seat Race and Sports Book.

Personal & Business Events

Yes, the Wedding Chapel at the Venetian offers a number of wedding ceremony packages. Once you’ve enjoyed all the indulgences the Venetian has to offer, why not share it with your guests the next time you’re planning a convention or event in Vegas?

The meeting accommodations at this hotel are some of the biggest and best in town: 1.9 million square feet total, including the 85,000-square-foot Venetian Ballroom and the 1.2 million-square-foot Sands Expo convention center. Any size group can be taken care of here—just call up the business center and get them to help you work out all the details.

Rates

From the time you arrive at the Venetian and walk into its impeccably recreation of Italy, you realize this is no ordinary resort—this is a hotel like no other. Rooms start at around $329 for a Standard Room, with a variety of room sizes and rates, all the way up to the $700-plus range for a Luxury Suite.

Deals for as low as $179 on weekdays and $199 on weekends can also be found, but certain date restrictions apply.

Venetian Hotel Las Vegas Features

• 4,027 suites
• Many dining options from chefs like Wolfgang Puck and Emeril Lagasse
• Nightclubs include Tao
• 120,000 square-foot Casino features Blackjack, Craps, Keno, Roulette, 2500 Slots, and more
• 80-seat Race and Sports Book with 36 TVs and 3 big screens
• Swimming Pools and Jacuzzis
• Health Club and Spa available
• Convention space available
• Wedding packages available

  

Once a family hangout with friendly pirate shows and a hotel geared towards the kids, Treasure Island in Las Vegas—now known as just TI—has revamped its image and is now a sleek, sexy playground for adults.

Appearance

Almost everything about TI is different from its former incarnation, from the sign outside to the live show in front that has nixed the pirates against navy for a sexier romp involving a bevy of beauties.

The one thing that hasn’t changed, however, is Treasure Island’s commitment to luxury and quality. The rooms at this tropical paradise, with their spectacular floor-to-ceiling windows, are definitely a part of that commitment, featuring every high-end amenity you could need for a first class vacation.

You’ll be out of your room in no time, though, once you’ve seen all TI has to offer. Among the spectacular features you’ll find in this grown-up oasis: a sparkling swimming pool and a “Party Tub,” a Jacuzzi fit for up to fifty people; a full-service Health Club; and WET the Spa at TI.

Entertainment

This is also a hotel with a swinging nightlife, and you’ve got your pick of the hottest nightclubs—Tangerine, which boasts live burlesque dancers who heat things up nightly, Mist, a popular—albeit slightly more traditional—bar, and a handful of other lounges perfect for dancing or drinking the night away!

Entertainment at Treasure Island is some of the most sought after on the Strip, with the brilliant and breathtaking Cirque du Soleil wowing audiences with the unforgettable “Mystère.”

Dining

Treasure Island may have undergone a mature-themed makeover, but when you get a load of its yummy restaurant options, you may just feel like a kid again! Grab a larger-than-life version of a classic favorite at Canter’s Deli, enjoy the south-of-the-border specialties of Isla Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar, or eat your dessert first at The Buffet at TI—here, your appetites are meant to be satisfied!

Other dining favorites include Francesco's, Kahunaville, Social House, Pho, The Steak House, and faster, sweeter fare from Krispy Kreme, Starbucks, Ben & Jerry's, and Sweet Temptations.

Gambling

Las Vegas is, of course, first and foremost a place for gambling, and Treasure Island is no exception. Easy to maneuver and full of your favorites, the 95,000 square-foot casino gives you all you could want for a bet—over 2,000 Slots, Blackjack, Roulette, Video Poker, Video Keno, Craps, and of course, a non-smoking poker room. TI also features a very impressive 152-seat Race and Sports Book with 23 televisions, 10 of which are big screen.

Personal & Business Events

Planning an event? Treasure Island is perfect for any gathering or convention you have in mind, with over 18,000 square-feet available for meeting or banquet space. If marriage is in your plans, the Wedding Chapels at Treasure Island can give you the wedding of your dreams—many ceremony packages are available.

Call the experienced TI staff, and they’ll help you make the right decisions to host THE event of a lifetime at one of the most glamorous hotels on the Strip.

Rates

Now known as TI, Treasure Island in Las Vegas may have gone in a new direction, but it’s still as exciting as ever! Rooms at this resort run from $80 to $289, with a variety of deals available.

Features At Treasure Island Hotel Las Vegas

• 2,885 guest rooms, including 220 suites
• Located on the Strip
• Many dining options including Canter’s Deli
• Cirque du Soleil wowing audiences with the unforgettable “Mystère.”
• 95,000 square-foot Casino features Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Slots, and more
• 152-seat Race and Sports Book
• Swimming Pool and “Party Tub” Jacuzzis
• Tangerine’s nightclub; several bars and lounges
• Health Club and Spa available
• Convention space available
• Many great wedding packages

  

You’ll feel like you’re on top of the world—literally—when you’re living the high life at the Stratosphere in Las Vegas. The closest Strip hotel to downtown Vegas, its 1149-foot high Stratosphere Tower offers a breathtaking view of the entire city.

Appearance

Visible from almost any location in Las Vegas, the Tower is what most people associate with this great resort. Once inside, though, guests are treated to amazing food, wild casino action, and dazzling nightly entertainment.

Rooms at the Stratosphere are loaded with luxurious amenities while remaining one of the best deals on the Strip. Not that you’ll stay in your room for long—with a 67,000 square-foot pool area that features private cabanas and a waterfall, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and the ultra-luxurious Roni Josef Salon and Day Spa, the Stratosphere has anticipated your every need!

Shopping

Shop-a-holics are covered, too, and can indulgee in over 50 shops and boutiques at the Tower Shops. The Stratosphere, though, is all about the Tower and the view—and the rides.

See the city like you’ve never seen it before from the observation deck of the 109th floor, or go the thrills and chills route with the Big Shot ride, Insanity-The Ride, and X Scream.

Entertainment

Come nighttime, you can take in the always entertaining American Superstars show, featuring dead-on impressions of superstars like Madonna, Elvis, and Britney Spears, or for more adult entertainment, abandon your inhibitions at the erotic topless vampire-themed sensation Bite. After the show, grab a drink at the Stratosphere’s retro-tastic Polly Esther's nightclub, The Crazy Armadillo, or C Bar.

Dining

Dining options at the Stratosphere range from the fifties charm of Roxy's Diner to the Italian specialties of Fellini's at Stratosphere.

Of course, you MUST visit Top of the World and enjoy a meal along with the fabulous 360-degree view of the town.

Other Stratosphere restaurants include The Courtyard Buffet, Lucky's Cafe, NAGA Chinese Express, Mamma Ilardo's, McDonald's, Wetzel's Pretzels, El Nopal Mexican Grill, Ben and Jerry's and Starbucks.

Gambling

All bets are ON at the Stratosphere’s impressive 80,000 square foot casino, with a gaming floor full of all your favorite Slots and table games— Blackjack, Craps, Poker, Roulette, and more. If racing and sports are more your speed, make your wagers over at the 120-seat Race and Sports Book, which features 33 TVs and 24 big screens.

Personal & Business Events

Because it’s one of the most unique resorts in Las Vegas, the Stratosphere is also one of the best spots for whatever event or convention you’ve got coming up, specializing in mid-size groups. They offer over 8,100 square feet of flexible meeting space, and their friendly business staff will set you up with their state-of-the-art Audio/Visual Department.

Weddings at he Stratosphere are also a once in a lifetime event! Lots of romantic wedding packages are available, and you can even have your special day broadcast on the Internet for your out of town guests who aren’t able to attend!

Rates

There’s no view like the exhilarating scene you’ll see as you gaze upon the entire city from 1,149 feet in the air, and the Stratosphere Hotel in Las Vegas is sure to mesmerize and entertain all its visitors.

Room rates are some of the most affordable you’ll find and range from $39 to $136.99.

• 2444 guest rooms
• Stratosphere Tower
• Many dining options including the Top of the World
• Shopping at over 50 Tower Shops
• Rides Big Shot thrill ride, Insanity-The Ride, X Scream
• 80,000 square-foot Casino features Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Slots, and more
• 120-seat Race and Sports Book
• Swimming Pool and Jacuzzis
• Polly Esther’s nightclub; several bars and lounges
• Health Club and Spa available
• Convention space available
• Many great wedding packages

  

A favorite of travelers and locals, Terrible’s Hotel and Casino has really started making a great name for itself! Located conveniently on the Strip and near the wild Hard Rock Hotel, Terrible’s is perfectly positioned to provide a fun and relaxed oasis between hotel giants. Good food, spacious, comfortable accommodations—and the chance to win free gas!

Appearance

Lodging at Terrible’s is affordable and roomy, with lots of amenities and a friendly hotel staff to make your stay feel even more like home. Not that most homes can boast a 42” plasma TV in every room! When you decide to check out the rest of the hotel, be sure and don your swimsuit for a dip in the swimming pool or spa, or head over for a leisurely drink in the lounge.

Dining

There’s lots of tantalizing food options at Terrible’s—and around it—since it’s situated on “restaurant row.” In the hotel itself, you can get traditional favorites at the Bougainvillea Café 24 hours a day, or you can fill up with all you can eat at the jam-packed Terrible’s Buffet.

Step outside, and you can walk to any number of eateries: P.F. Chang's, Buca di Beppo, Morton's Steak House, Hamada's, Roy's, Gordon Biersch Brewery and Lawry's The Prime Rib.

Gambling

Though not as large in square footage as many of its neighbors on the Strip, Terrible’s makes up for its smaller stature with more fun and more hospitality! They’ve got the requisite Race and Sports Book, a Bingo Room, and a Poker Room, and all your favorite table games are still around, from Blackjack to Craps.

Plus, they’ve got Slots that like to pay out, and in one of the most unique twists on casino action, Terrible’s boasts a section of Video Poker machines that offer players a chance to bet on winning gas at a Terrible Herbst gas station—and these days, that’s almost better than a big jackpot!

Rates

Don’t let the name fool you—Terrible’s is anything BUT terrible, which is why this little-hotel-that-could has become one of the most popular spots to place a bet or grab a great meal among locals and tourists alike!

Rooms at Terrible’s are affordably priced from around $86 to $107, and lots of deals are available.

Features At Terrible's Hotel Las Vegas

• 325 rooms
• Located on the Strip
• Great food—located on “restaurant row”
• Casino features Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Slots, and more
• Race and Sports Book
• Swimming Pool and spa

  

You’ll feel like you’ve stepped into the Mediterranean—by way of California—when you arrive at the South Point Hotel (formerly South Coast) in Las Vegas.

Appearance

One of the newest resorts in town, South Point is unique in its bright and open décor. Accommodations are large and elegantly appointed, offering all the luxurious amenities you could want—including a 42” plasma screen TV in every room! You can keep that Pacific coast vibe going by taking a dip in the pool, or joining in a game at the sand volleyball court.

Entertainment

Take the pressure off with a massage at the Spa Costa Del Sur, or get in a good workout at the onsite Health Club. For some family fun, hit the lanes at the 64-lane bowling center, catch the hottest flicks at the16-screen Century Movie Theatre, or give the kids some quarters and let them have some fun at the arcade.

South Point also boasts an impressive nightlife—dance til morning at the hippest new nightclub in town, Fever, or catch a show in the Del Mar Lounge or the Showroom. Also, unique in Las Vegas, South Point features a 4,400-seat Equestrian Arena—here, even the horses get a vacation, with individually air-conditioned and spacious stalls!

Dining

South Point prides itself on its restaurant selection, and you can see why! Whatever delectable options are on your menu, from the all-you-can-eat tastiness of the Garden Buffet to the more refined cuisine of the Silverado Steakhouse, you’ll never have to worry about going hungry.

Other edibles can be found at the 24-hour Coronado Café, the Big Sur Oyster Bar, the Del Mar Deli, Don Vito's, Kate's Korner, and Seattle's Best Coffee House.

Gambling

In contrast to most Vegas casinos, the gaming floor at the South Point Hotel is more open, more airy—and quite possibly, more fun.

This 80,000 square foot casino houses over 2,400 of your favorite Slots and Video Poker machines, along with 60-plus tables, featuring Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, and more. There’s also a rollicking Bingo Hall, a comfortable Poker Room, and a huge 300-seat Race and Sports Book, all waiting for your wagers!

Personal & Business Events

Once you’ve experienced South Point for yourself, you’ll want to share it with everyone else! The perfect venue for any event, South Point features 150,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space, including an 80,000-square-foot pillar-less exhibit hall. Let their wide range of amenities and friendly hospitality indulge your convention attendees or banquet guests in a true Vegas experience.

Rates

A true bright spot on the city’s horizon, the South Point in Las Vegas offers all its guests an unsurpassed vacation of great memories.

Rooms start at $60 on weekdays, $120 on weekends, and suites run up to $700.

South Point Hotel Las Vegas Features

• 1,350 guest rooms
• 4,400-seat Equestrian Arena
• Many dining options including the Garden Buffet
• 64-lane bowling center
• 16-screen Century Movie Theatre
• 80,000 square-foot Casino features Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Slots, and more
• 300-seat Race and Sports Book
• Swimming Pool and Jacuzzis
• Health Club and Spa available
• Convention space available

  

It may not have the instant name recognition of some of its flashier neighbors, but the Silverton Hotel in Las Vegas has all the excitement and luxury of those bigger resorts with half the crowds and double the hospitality.

Appearance

Everything at Silverton epitomizes the relaxed, comfortable vacation you’ve been waiting for. Accommodations are roomy and newly remodeled in beautiful cabin decor, and feature lots of spectacular amenities, from cushy pillow-top beds to Bath & Body Works products in every room.

Dining

Dining experiences at Silverton are never dull and ALWAYS delicious. The Shady Grove Lounge is a restaurant unlike any other—where else can you dine next to a mini bowling alley, drink a beer in the lounge under an aspen tree, and sit in a comfortable leather chair and watch one of twelve plasma TVs?

If your tastes run more south of the border, Mi Casa Cantina Grill offers up an eight-foot open grill that’s constantly cooking up Mexican specialties—and a bar that serves up over 65 varieties of tequila! No matter what time of day you’re hungry, the Sundance Grill is open 24 hours a day for all your traditional favorites, from pancakes to steaks.

Of course, you can’t forget the new Seasons Buffet—it’s got lots of entrees, lots of desserts, and its very own chocolate fountain!

Free Entertainment

Probably one of the most unique eateries in Las Vegas, the Mermaid Aquarium offers snacks, martinis, and a 117,000-gallon aquarium full of every tropical fish imaginable! Whether you’re there for the food or the fish, you’ll enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience at the Mermaid Aquarium. The aquarium, itself, is free to the public, and even houses sharks and stingrays! This is one of the must-see attractions in Vegas, and the best part is, it’s free!

Gambling

Gamblers of all tastes can enjoy Silverton’s hopping 60,000 square foot casino. This state-of-the-art gambling center features your favorite Slots, a live Keno Lounge, and table games galore, from Blackjack to Craps and back to Poker! For those who prefer to put their wagers on a horse or bet on the big game, Leroy’s Race and Sports Book is definitely the place to be.

Rates

Silverton Hotel in Las Vegas, with its great food, free attractions, and beautifully remodeled accommodations, is one of the best-kept secrets in town.

For all they have to offer, the room rates at the Silverton are some of the best deals near the Strip, ranging from $89.99 to $159.99.

Silverton Hotel Las Vegas Features

• 300 guest rooms
• Near the Strip
• Many dining options including the Shady Grove Lounge, Mi Casa Cantina Grill, the Sundance Grill, the Mermaid Aquarium, and the Seasons Buffet
• 60,000 square-foot Casino features Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Slots, a live Keno Lounge, and more
• Leroy’s Race and Sports Book
• Free 117,000 gallon Aquarium

  

Bringing the mystery and glamor of one famous desert to another, the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas has provided luxury accommodations to Vegas visitors for decades, bringing the city’s rich history and modern sensibilities to travelers like no other.

Appearance

A classic mainstay of Las Vegas since the fifties, the Sahara is a welcome oasis to all who brave the desert—and the rewards are many. Delicious food, exciting gaming action, and comfortable and affordable rooms beckon from this prime location near the Strip.

Rooms at the Sahara are some of the best deals in town—inspired by the Moroccan style that permeates the resort, they’re roomy and beautifully appointed.

After checking out your new “home,” throw on your bathing suit and make your way to the pool or Jacuzzi or head over for a day of pampering at the Destination Salon and Spa. For the racing fan, go to the other end of the spectrum and abandon relaxation for thrills at the Sahara Cyber Speedway, which features Indy car virtual reality racing and Speed—The Ride.

As the sun sets, the entertainers come out, and the venues at the Sahara have played host to every big name to come through Las Vegas.

Dining

Dining at the Sahara is as legendary as the hotel itself. Of course, you have to go to the Sahara Buffet, one of the best meal deals in all of Vegas. Also, again, the racing contingent has a hangout at the NASCAR Café, complete with authentic NASCAR stock cars and the largest Pontiac Gran Prix stock car in the world, designed by racing legend Dale Earnhardt.

Other restaurants at the Sahara include The Grind Café, Paco's Bar & Grill, the Caravan Café, and the House of Lords.

Gambling

Happy and full of good food, now you can get in some betting action at the historic Sahara Casino. Many a gambler has won on a long shot or risked their last dollar here on casino favorites Blackjack, Craps, Keno, Slots, and more.

For card players, there’s also a Poker Room, and if you’re looking for a wager on the horses or, appropriately enough, NASCAR, there’s a 35-seat Race and Sports Book.

Personal & Business Events

If you’re looking for a place to hold an event—any event—the Sahara should be your first stop! Affordable, spacious, and outfitted with all the latest state-of-the-art equipment, the friendly staff at the Sahara can help you nail down the details to whatever you’ve got in mind, from a corporate meeting to a romantic wedding of your dreams.

Rates

Just moments from the Strip, the Sahara has been in the heart of Las Vegas action for over fifty years, and with all it’s got going on, this resort legend shows no signs of slowing down.

Lots of packages and deals are available, and rooms run from $43 to $220, depending on dates and room types.

Sahara Hotel Las Vegas Features

• 1720 guest rooms
• Near the Strip
• Many dining options including the world famous Sahara Buffet
• NASCAR Café
• Sahara Cyber Speedway features Indy car virtual racing and Speed—The Ride
• 85,000 square-foot Casino features Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Slots, and more
• 35-seat Race and Sports Book
• Swimming Pool and Jacuzzis
• Health Club and Spa available

  

The true spirit of Carnaval flows through the Rio Hotel in Las Vegas, one of the most exciting and lively spots to stay during your next Vegas vacation. When you’re at the Rio, there’s always a party going on!

Appearance

Right off the Strip, the Rio Hotel and Casino is full of the wild and exotic energy of its namesake city. And you know from the beautifully decorated spacious rooms close to the Carnaval masks and “Masquerade Show in the Sky” above the casino area, that your stay at the Rio will be unforgettable.

Entertainment is never in short supply at the Rio, and guests can enjoy a wide variety of shows, from the ever-popular antics of Penn & Teller to the bachelorette party fun of the Chippendale’s. To beat the Vegas heat, dive into one of Rio’s four grand swimming pools (one even has a sandy bottom), or, to work off some steam, visit the Health Club, relax at the pamper-ready Spa, or take a shopping walk through the resort’s selection of shops and boutiques.

Dining

In true Rio de Janeiro spirit, the Rio Hotel and Casino is no exception when it comes to good eating. Many a meal can be found throughout the hotel, and whatever your tastebuds are craving, there’s definitely something for you here.

Dining options at the Rio include Antonio's Ristorante, Café Martorano, Gaylord, Búzios, VooDoo Steak & Lounge, All-American Bar & Grille, Sao Paulo Cafe, Hamada Asiana, Carnival World Buffet, Lucky Strike Lanes, Starbucks, The Village Seafood Buffet, the Tilted Kilt, Baskin-Robbins, Wetzel's Pretzels, Mah Jong, Sports Kitchen, and the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf. Eat up!

Gambling

The casino at the Rio truly is a totally unique experience, taking the Carnaval theme one step further with the free “Masquerade in the Sky” show, in which real gambling hall patrons ride aboard suspended floats high above the casino floor.

When you come down from your wild ride, explore the wonders of this huge 120,000 square foot casino, watching your bets and wagers fly in a rousing game of Blackjack, a risky roll of the dice at Craps, or a choice between red and black on the Roulette wheel. Other casino favorites include 1621 Slots, Keno, Poker, and a 170-seat Race and Sports book boasting 120 TVs and three big screens.

Personal & Business Events

Keep the fun of your stay at the Rio going by allowing them to host your next big event. Be it a meeting, a convention, or even a wedding, the Rio has over 160,000 square feet of ballroom and meeting space, and with their friendly and helpful staff, the Rio is a superb option if you’re looking to liven up any gathering in style.

Rates

It’s a non-stop party at the Rio Hotel in Las Vegas, and from the food to the Carnaval décor, everything here reminds you that you’re a part of the luxury festivities. Rooms start at $80-$100 and can run up to $250-$290.

Deals are available for as low as $69, so give them a call today and see what kind of packages they offer.

Features At The Rio Hotel Las Vegas

• 2563 rooms
• Many dining options
• Nightclubs include VooDoo Lounge and I-Bar
• Entertainment includes Penn & Teller and the Chippendale dancers
• “Masquerade in the Sky” free show
• 120,000 square-foot Casino features Blackjack, Craps, Keno, Roulette, 1621 Slots, and more
• 170-seat Race and Sports Book with 120 TVs and 3 big screens
• 4 Swimming Pools
• Health Club and Spa available
• 160,000 square-feet of Convention space available