Barbara Kraft
Wynn Las Vegas
Wynn may hang its hat on its attention to detail and service, but its light-filled spaces impress, too, from the lobby atrium to the floor-to-ceiling windows in most rooms. All of the rooms are quite large (even the smallest among them), with huge bathtubs and great views (request a view of the mountains or Wynn's golf course). Gourmands will want to head to Lakeside, where the Hawaiian fish get pulled from the waters off Hana only a day before they arrive on your plate. The retail in Wynn—from the U.S. flagship of Givenchy to The Wynn Collection—is unparalleled. (Rooms, from $300)
More Hotels in Las Vegas
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With its blue-chip art, dancing fountains, and a Michelin two-star restaurant, the Bellagio pioneered the sophistication of the Strip.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
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Waldorf Astoria, Las Vegas
Traditional gilded luxury mixes with modernist touches throughout this elegant Strip spot.
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, Mandalay Bay
A rare boutique Four Seasons, this hotel-within-a-hotel secreted away on floors 35 to 39 of the Mandalay Bay provides a casino-free respite from Vegas.
Aria Sky Suites
With separate indoor and outdoor entrances and a new pool for Suite guests only, patrons can stay close to the action and still feel like they're in a boutique hotel.
Delano Las Vegas
The breezy sophistication of Miami's original Delano meets grandly modern desert decor at this boutique hotel.
Encore Tower Suites
The Encore's Tower Suite has a private entrance, lobby, lounge, and elevator, plus a certain style of dignified decor rare in Vegas.
The Mansion at MGM Grand
Formerly only available by invitation, this decadent 29-villa retreat within MGM Grand can now be booked by anyone—60 days ahead of time.
Aria Resort & Casino
Details like triple-sheeted beds and thoughtful techie touches increase the luxe factor at this mod spot.
