Top Casino Resorts in Las Vegas

There are a ton of reasons to visit Vegas. You can check out its interesting museums, like the Neon and Mobs Museums, or its attractions such as The Linq and the scale models of the Eiffel Tower and the Paris Opera House. You can experience Vegas Indoor Skydiving, try the zip line at Fly Linq, or drive supercars at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Sin City also has a bevy of famous restaurants. Notably, Vegas has the Top of the World Restaurant, which can rival Italy’s Grotta Palazzese. Like the Grotta Palazzese, the Top of the World Restaurant offers diners a scenic panorama, not of nature but of a magnificent and iconic cityscape.

Even staying in Las Vegas’ many amazing accommodation options is a treat in itself. The best of them, though, are the casino-resorts. These offer top-notch services with world-class facilities and amenities. Vegas has so many casino-resorts, and every one of them is worth checking out. But if you want the top ones, then here are Kick Ass Things’ recommendations:

The Cosmopolitan

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The Cosmopolitan is a 3,027 room bastion of luxury right on The Strip. Each of its rooms is cozy and contemporary, with some even offering a balcony or terrace. But The Cosmo’s stars are its dining options, notably the highly regarded Wicked Spoon. Also getting consistently high marks from guests are David Chang’s Momofuku with its Asian classics, and Chef Jose Andreas’ China Poblano for its Mexican-Chinese cuisine. Aside from this the casino-resort has The Chandelier and the Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub — arguably two of Nevada’s best hangout spots.

The Bellagio

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The Bellagio exudes elegance and luxury and is at the top of most people’s bucket list Vegas venues. While it has an extensive casino floor, it is the poker room that truly sets The Bellagio apart from the others. The Live About listicle of Las Vegas’ best poker rooms has The Bellagio’s at number 1, and for good reason. All 7,000 square feet of Bobby’s Room oozes class. Not to mention it features the highest limit poker action in the world. Unsurprisingly it hosts some of the biggest poker tournaments on the planet. Aside from featuring well-known pros such as Daniel Negreanu and Jen Harman, these tournaments have ensured that playing poker in a casino has lost none of its prestige and popularity amidst stiff competition from its online counterparts. Online poker has become extremely popular since the early 2000s, as players can conveniently learn and play from their PC or mobile device. The online schools on partypoker show how players have the option of playing in different types of online tournaments, from Sit & Go contests to cash games. Even so many players still want to experience playing in the world’s top casinos, which is why so many come to The Bellagio when they visit Vegas.

The Venetian Resort

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The Venetian Resort Las Vegas is an extravagant nod to the Italian experience. This Las Vegas Sands-owned 36-story resort complex offers spacious rooms, along with a bevy of fine dining and casual restaurants. But what makes the Venetian unique is its world-class spa, with 90 treatment rooms and over 150 services. You can then take a dip in one of The Venetian’s outdoor pools, or even visit its premier beach club. In short, no resort-casino combines wellness and luxury the way The Venetian Resort does.

Aria

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CityCenter’s centerpiece is the Aria, and it has a unique design that makes it standout from the others. This casino-resort is made from lots of natural materials and is one of the most sustainable resorts in the world. But the Aria is most famous for housing The Strip’s biggest slot machine floors, with approximately 2,000 popular slots. Aria also has the most exclusive high-limit slot rooms in the state of Nevada, with the highest limit of all being the famed SPIN High Limit Room. In fact, some slot machines in this Peter Marino-designed room cost up to $5,000 per pull. The room has private bathrooms, a full-service dining area, and butlers to attend to guests every need. Aria’s standout design bucks the Vegas stereotype of glitz and glamor while still offering world-class accommodation and services.

Wynn Las Vegas

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Wynn Las Vegas is the embodiment of luxury and sophistication. Its curved, copper-tinged exterior alone screams both elegance and extravagance. Inside everything is all about indulgence, from impeccable service and fancy interiors to lavish rooms with world-class amenities. It has a temperature-controlled pool surrounded by a stunning garden, the famed The Spa at Wynn, as well as the Terrace Point Café and SW Steakhouse. That being said, it is the Wynn’s over-the-top lavishness that truly defines it. In other words everything about this resort-casino will make you feel like a VIP.