Spotlight Vegas

The Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino opened its doors on May 3rd, 1999. The casino was built on the site of the Sands Hotel, which was purchased by Sheldon Adelson in 1996, and demolished. From the rubble rose the beautiful $1.5 billion Venetian, one of the most luxurious and expensive resorts in Las Vegas.

Completed in 2005, the Wynn Casino and Hotel is one of the loftiest and most elegant edifices in Las Vegas. Entirely clad in bronze glass, the $2.7 billion casino, 2,716-room casino boasts a magnificent view of the Las Vegas Strip. It has also been chosen as the Forbes five-star winner in the spa, restaurant and hotel classifications.

The Orleans Hotel and Casino is a tourist destination located about a mile from the Las Vegas Strip. The property features a 1885-room hotel and 135,000-square foot casino, as well as multiple dining and entertainment venues. Although The Orleans is not located in the center of the Las Vegas tourist scene, it offers free shuttle service throughout the day and evening to the Las Vegas strip. Hotel guests can enjoy dazzling views of both the Strip and the surrounding mountains.

Since its opening in 2001, the Palms has been one of Las Vegas’ premier casinos with 702 rooms and 95,000 square feet of gaming space. The nightlife and entertainment venues of the Palms can be rated among Las Vegas’ finest. Partying, comedy, music, and fine dining are all available within this resort.

Construction began on the South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa in Las Vegas in 2003. The casino opened on December 22, 2005 with the name South Coast. It was the first large resort that was south of the Strip and south of the airport. The resort was sold within a few months of its opening and the name was changed to South Point.