Wynn Hotel, Las Vegas

The exceptionally exquisite $2.7 billion dollar Wynn Hotel, in Las Vegas, USA, is absolutely breathtaking, to say the very least. While the dismal days of dark, smoky casinos have long since passed, the Wynn Hotel, in Las Vegas, USA, has finally taken full advantage of the sun that illuminates this desert valley. Light pours into many of its spaces, providing a sense of openness. Vibrant and distinct colors are everywhere from the powerful red carpets with purple and green to the chocolate-brown ceilings. The Wynn Hotel Las Vegas, on the northern end of the Las Vegas Strip, also embraces nature, allowing for a Zen-like balance and harmony unsurpassed. The lavishly profound structure is built on an atrium that connects the property's two main entrances filled with an endless array of mums and orchids. Waterfalls dot the front part of the property.

The Wynn Hotel Las Vegas restaurant, Okada, boasts an authentic Japanese garden with a pond teeming with vegetation found traditionally in Asia. Other restaurants have patios facing a "Lake of Dreams," a watery area hidden behind a mountain of evergreen trees. The casino is no longer center stage, dominating a visitor's attention and expense account. Many of the high-end restaurants and upscale shops such as Louis Vuitton and a Ferrari-Maserati dealership can be easily accessed without traversing the casino floor. Wynn Las Vegas is also across the Las Vegas Strip from the vast, upscale Las Vegas Fashion Show Mall, making it a perfect perch for all of those passionate shoppers. Expect the service to be spectacular. Steve Wynn has recruited high profile staffers from his other Las Vegas hotels to work at the Wynn Hotel Las Vegas. And they've been trained to cater to your every "whim", especially when price is not something you wish to quibble about. And you can see it by the sheer luxury of the hotel itself, the discipline and attentiveness of each of the hotel personnel... (yes, those bright smiles are all genuine).

The Wynn Hotel is of course Las Vegas’ newest premiere hotel. It now sets the highest standard for luxury hotels in Las Vegas. It’s easy to mistake any one of the Wynn Hotel Las Vegas rooms and suites for a stylish apartment in New York City, London or Rome. Each phenomenally designed suite is, on average, 640 square feet with wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows. The spacious seating areas with couch and ottoman, dining table and chairs is almost enough to make one swoon. And if you are indeed prone to "swooning", why not do it on one of the pillow top signature Wynn beds with 320 thread count European linens, automatic bedside drapery-controls, cordless phone, fax and high speed Internet access? Or perhaps you would prefer to unwind and simply sooth yourself in the bathroom with soaking tub, glass enclosed shower, private toilet, his and her sinks and a gorgeous LCD TV.

At the Wynn Hotel Las Vegas one can also expect to see priceless artworks by Picasso, Renoir, Cezanne, and Van Gogh from Steve Wynn's personal collection. The Wynn Las Vegas was originally slated to be called La Reve ("the dream"), after a painting of the same name by PIcasso. Perhaps the double entendre— inviting guests to "wynn" in Las Vegas— inspired the change. This unparalleled collection equals the Guggenheim-Hermitage in quality.