Wynn Las Vegas

The 215-acre Wynn resort, which replaced the Bellagio as the city's major large luxury resort option, ushered in a new era of ultra-luxury when it launched in 2005. Even in its most basic Wynn Resort rooms, the Wynn continues to give an incredibly luxurious experience. Even the lowest rooms include a beautiful marble bathroom with a soaking tub, separate shower, and a separate lavatory. Extras include luxurious terry bathrobes and slippers, as well as a second television in the bathroom. The rooms have a 55-inch 4K UHD TV with full connection, touch-screen lighting, privacy, maid, and curtain controls, as well as touch-screen lighting, privacy, maid, and curtain controls.

The Tower Suites are the hotel's club-level rooms within the Wynn. If you're traveling on a busy holiday or weekend, an upgrade is worth considering because you'll receive a separate check-in area and separate elevators. Tower Suite guests get access to a private pool that is less crowded than the main Wynn pool. The Wynn is a Vegas foodie's paradise, with ten fine dining selections and eleven casual eating options all on-site. Wing Lei, the first Chinese restaurant in the United States to receive a Michelin star, is a highlight.

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