Looking for a luxurious stay in Las Vegas? The Wynn Las Vegas Resort, located on the Las Vegas Strip, is the only destination casino resort in the world to receive the Mobil 5 Star, AAA 5 Diamond and Michelin 5 Red Pavilions awards. The resort has 2,716 rooms that range in size from 640 square feet to 7,000 square feet for a villa. The beauty of this resort hotel lies inside. Silk upholstered walls, hand-woven carpets of remarkable thickness and density, and furnishings of a quality seen only in the most lavish residences, this resort to designed to pamper guests in style.
Nestled along the Wynn Country Club in Las Vegas, the Fairway Villa offers beautiful natural views of the golf course with lakes and waterfalls all reflected in a private, infinity edge pool. Exclusivity is the most luxurious detail of this residential abode, which features dedicated Concierges and VIP check-in.
Conceived as a home-away-from-home, the Fairway Villas are without comparison. The villas are luxuriously spacious, and designed with extraordinary views of the exclusive golf course from your private lanai or balcony. They offer a serene counterpoint to the excitement of the resort and its many distractions.
Guests can also dance the night away in the resort’s nigh club, Tryst, which is famous for its 90 foot curtain waterfall and Lake of Dreams that are situated in the heart of the club. Also known as Le Rêve, this 1 million gallon pool surrounded by intimate cinema seating promises a truly unique theater experience. All of this is partnered with excellent dining, boutique shopping, and an 18-hole golf course.
A 3,224 square foot villa costs, on average, #1,350 USD per night. Other guests rooms and suites vary in price.
[starthumbsblock tpl=25]
It would take a lot of convincing for me to splash out the US$400 necessary for a room at the Wynn. Luckily, last year, ,y wife and I won a trip that included a three-night stay. The Wynn hotel was truly an amazing experience and we felt spoiled beyond belief. The staff was friendly and courteous—that’s what struck us the most!
Nice score Daniel! Yeah, we would also be hard-pressed to spend money this way, but it still looks like a great experience. Where can I find a post on your experience there? I’d love to read it!