Whether you’re going for a girls’ getaway, spa retreat, or casino-and-cocktails sojourn, Las Vegas is an over-the-top destination that always delivers. And while what happens in Vegas may stay in Vegas, we’re willing to share our insider tips on making the most of your time in Sin City. Check out our latest intel on what’s new, where to stay and play, and the hidden secrets that make Sin City such an unforgettable spot.
The current trend in the revolving door of hotel openings and closings has shifted from rebuilding to reinventing an existing venue; in other words, what’s old is new again. One property getting serious buzz among in-the-know locals and visitors alike: Nobu Hotel. This extension of the famed sushi empire, located in the Centurion Tower in sprawling Caesars Palace, is a zen Asian oasis, where its 181 rooms feature round-the-clock room service from a menu created by star chef Nobu Matsuhisa himself. Other guest perks include VIP access to the restaurant—the largest of Nobu’s worldwide locations, at 12,775 square feet—as well as to the ever-hip Pure Nightclub.
In the booming downtown area, the former Fitzgeralds Casino & Hotel, the oldest casino hotel in town, unveiled a smart transformation into the 638-room, 34-story D Las Vegas, complete with a two-level casino. Rooms, done up in modern, red-tinged décor, start at an absurdly low $38 midweek, and be sure to check out the casino’s second floor for old-school slot machines.
