The strip is the most famous part of Vegas, this is where all the action happens.
Some of the major hotels place themselves just off the strip.
The old Vegas still has lots going on, especially on Fremont Street.
He is considered by some the father of the modern Las Vegas Mega Resort with design and construction of Vegas staples like the Mirage, Bellagio, and Treasure Island and before that the Frontier and Golden Nugget. These casinos have all since been bought by MGM/Mirage Corporation (along with about half of the casinos in Las Vegas) which originally was simply MGM before acquiring Mirage, Bellagio, and others in one of the largest deals in Vegas history changing its name from MGM to MGM/Mirage. It was only a matter of time before the 512th richest man in the world with a net worth of over 2 billion threw his name into the ring again… this time literally with the construction of Wynn than later the sister site on the same property, Encore. Together they are the 2nd largest resort complex in the world (though this may be disputed since they have considerably less rooms than the third ranked Venetian and Palazzo Resort) regardless of size though, the Wynn is a top tier hotel casino and by most accounts the second most luxurious on the Strip following only the Bellagio.
Ideally located on the second busiest cross street and the most upscale cross street on the Strip, the north east corner of Spring Mountain Rd. and Las Vegas Blvd. Wynn can be seen from miles around standing apart from the majority of her neighbors with a solid golden brown façade reflecting elegantly depending on the sun’s position. Leading to the complex is a beautiful array of nature separating itself from the hustle of Strip activity with a serene and calming atmosphere. Flowers bloom throughout the Wynn giving it almost a garden feel. It is a masterful mix of tranquility and excitement and one of the most popular destinations for locals and tourists alike. Before you slow down too much though, be sure to check out Nevada’s only Ferrari Maserati dealership located completely within the Wynn. Here you’ll find rare cars and some of the most expensive vehicles in the world – incase you win Megabucks you don’t even have to leave property to buy your dream car. In addition located behind the two hotels is a members and hotel guest only championship tier golf course designed by Tom Fazio and Steve Wynn.
It is a 5 star resort, and if they gave diamonds to Strip hotels only this and Bellagio would earn them. It is priced accordingly from the rooms to the gambling limits, restaurants and shopping. In addition Wynn hosts some extreme high limits gambling, for oil sheiks, Bill Gates, Princes, Kings and whoever invented toilet paper only basically. It is fun to think of someone betting on a hand what the average human makes in a lifetime though.
A very large casino floor, 110,000 square feet, has all of the popular casino games; Blackjack, Craps, Pai Gow, Roulette etc. More interesting they have a slew of rare games, and some favorites like War and Big 6. They have a Blackjack poolside cabana as well so you can get some sun while you gamble. They have 1,900 slots with a variety of games and some you will only find at the Wynn like Wynn 7 and Wynn Cash for Life – Yes, you see the word “Wynn” a lot here, however odds are still in the house’s favor. They have a beautiful poker room and a 195 seat Race and Sports Book that includes a VIP lounge.
Wynn has 2,716 beautifully and impeccably kept rooms and suites. They are very roomy, modern but elegant and consistently highly rated.
As mentioned this is one of the more expensive stays on the Strip. This includes everything from the room rates to gambling limits and shopping. Definitely not the place for bargain shoppers.
They have tons of great dining, some popular options include Bartolotta Ristorante di Mare, La Cave, Lakeside Grill, Okada, Pizza Place, Red 8 Asian Bistro, STRATTA, SW Steakhouse, Tableau, Terrace Point Café, The Buffet, The Café, The Country Club- A New American Steakhouse, Wing Lei, and Zoozacrackers.
There are bars on the casino floor, many of the restaurants have bars and there are places for drinks in the shopping center. Drinks are free for gamblers, tipping is customary.
The Wynn Esplanade is one of the premier shopping locations in the world. Some of the shops include: Brioni, Chanel, Christian Dior, Manolo Blahnik, Cartier, Oscar de la Renta, Louis Vuitton, Jo Malone, Graff Jewelers, Judith Leiber, Wynn Signature Shop, Shoe in, Outfit, Wynn & Company Jewelry and Wynn LVNV. Additional shops in Wynn Las Vegas are Bags, Belts & Baubles, the Cabana Shop, The Drugstore / The Café, Mojitos Resort Wear, The Pro Shop, W.Ink, San Giorgio Shoes for Men and Black Satin Intimates.
Blush and Tryst are two upscale and very popular nightclubs for tourists and locals alike.
All of the services of a 5 star resort, concierge, maid, turn down, luggage, 24/7 room service and more. Call if you have specific needs. Shuttle service is available to and from the airport through an outside company for a fee.
They have a 200,000 square foot convention area and a 50,000 square foot ballroom and they are directly across from the Sands Expo.
They have two main pools and a few smaller pools throughout as well as a Jacuzzi, they also have European (French for topless) sunbathing area.
Le Reve is a popular Vegas show appearing at Wynn.
The Spa at Wynn has 45 treatment rooms, a barber shop and full salon.
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