From historic elegance to high-tech swagger, the chandeliers that illuminate the casinos and other attractions in Las Vegas run the gamut. A variety of materials have been used to convey their unique designs – things like dazzling crystals, hand-blown glass, saxophones and even empty tequila bottles. Although some of these eye-catching pieces appear to be [...]
October 22, 2012 | Posted in
Featured,
Hotels |
Read More »
Every traveler yearns to stay in a room with a view. And in Las Vegas, the scenes from your window can be unforgettable. In addition to the city’s spectacular skyline and the majestic mountains surrounding the valley, you could behold dancing waters, a laser light and music show or a lava-spewing volcano. Although gambling is a [...]
April 2, 2012 | Posted in
Featured,
Hotels |
Read More »
Looking for the best seat in the house? It may not be the one you’re thinking of. Las Vegas is known for going over the top, so it should come as no surprise that the city’s restrooms have begun to upstage the hotels, restaurants and nightclubs in which they reside. Over the past two decades, some impressive [...]
November 22, 2011 | Posted in
Featured,
Xtra News |
Read More »
By Caroline Fontein VEGAS.com During the ’50s and ’60s casino lounges provided the majority of entertainment at hotels on the Las Vegas Strip. While there were some recurring production shows in operation including “The Lido” at the Stardust and “Minsky’s Follies,” which opened as the first topless show on the Strip at the Dunes in 1957, lounges [...]
February 25, 2011 | Posted in
Featured,
Nightlife |
Read More »
This past Sunday marked the one-year anniversary of Cookin’ with Jazz Brunch at The Country Club in Wynn Las Vegas. The jazz brunch is a festive fusion of lively music and delicious food. Chef Carlos Guia kick starts your Sunday morning with mouth-watering dishes featuring a New Orleans flavor. Chef Guia is no stranger to N’awlins-style cookin’. He [...]
January 20, 2011 | Posted in
Dining,
Featured |
Read More »