Area: Las Vegas Show Map
Iconic hotel located on the Las Vegas strip, Circus Circus is close to shopping, the Las Vegas Convention Center … More
Pricing for stays between 26 Feb - 29 Feb, 2012
A traveller from London said:
"Poor check in service,
Additional charges for resort fee which we didnt use at all,... "
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Area: Las Vegas Show Map
Located at the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip and close to McCarran Airport, this castle-shaped hotel features … More
Pricing for stays between 05 Mar - 08 Mar, 2012
Lilia R from Alberta, Canada said:
"Excellent service at he registration check in and out. Wonderful staff at the Banque... "
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Area: Las Vegas Show Map
Located on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip only 5 miles from McCarran Airport and and just 3 blocks from the … More
Pricing for stays between 20 Feb - 23 Feb, 2012
A traveller from Toronto, ON said:
"The beds were super comfortable! A little bit away from the center or the strip but... "
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Area: Las Vegas Show Map
Comprising two 22-story towers and an eye-catching 30-story pyramid topped by a powerful light beam, this hotel is … More
Pricing for stays between 27 Feb - 01 Mar, 2012
Regan B from Saskatoon Canada said:
"I used to like the Luxor but after my last stay I will never go back. First they sen... "
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Area: Las Vegas Show Map
This 5,044-room hotel on the Las Vegas Strip contains all the Vegas energy and excitement under one roof including … More
Pricing for stays between 18 Mar - 21 Mar, 2012
A traveller from canada said:
"Great Hotel,nice quite,comfortale rooms.Large selection of restuarants.On one
end of... "
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Area: Las Vegas Show Map
About 1,000 fountains dance to music and light in front of this European-style hotel set along the Las Vegas Strip … More
Pricing for stays between 05 Mar - 08 Mar, 2012
A traveller from Ottawa, Canada said:
"No improvements required."
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Area: Las Vegas Show Map
Treasure Island Hotel & Casino is connected to the Fashion Show shopping mall by bridge as well as The Mirage by … More
Pricing for stays between 18 Mar - 21 Mar, 2012
A traveller from Edmonton, AB said:
"The beds are old and I found tilted ot one side. The rooms are clean but this is cer... "
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Area: Las Vegas Show Map
Anchoring the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas, this iconic casino hotel has been freshly … More
Pricing for stays between 27 Feb - 01 Mar, 2012
A traveller from Minneapolis said:
"The Plaza has been upgraded, the lobby is Beautiful, the rooms are very nice with ne... "
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Area: Las Vegas Show Map
Featuring a lagoon pool, wave pool, sand volleyball pit, and 400-foot lazy river, this resort offers affordable … More
Pricing for stays between 18 Mar - 21 Mar, 2012
A traveller from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada said:
"The Monte Carlo was in a great location on the strip. Some of the rooms are definite... "
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Area: Las Vegas Show Map
This CityCenter all-suite, smoke-free property is connected to the Bellagio Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, and within … More
Pricing for stays between 18 Mar - 21 Mar, 2012
chris h from Glossop, Derbyshire said:
"This hotel is incredible, if you are looking for luxury then look no further than th... "
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Entertainment capital of the world
From space, Las Vegas is the brightest city on the face of the Earth, and it's easy to see why. The lights and spectacle of the main strip are recognizable across the globe and have become synonymous with spectacular entertainment and glamorous nightlife. Whether you're taking in the sight of the fountains at the Bellagio or marvelling at the gravity-defying feats on display in Cirque du Soleil's KA show at the MGM grand, Las Vegas promises a great time for all.
Hailed as the quintessential Las Vegas show, Folies Bergere at the Tropicana captures the essence of sexy, classic Las Vegas with its scantily-clad showgirls and spectacular dance routines. Also unmissable is Cirque du Soleil's Mystère, an extraordinary show which explores the origins of life through an unforgettable mixture of dance, acrobatics, music, opera, and comedy, and plays to sell-out audiences at the Treasure Island Hotel and Casino.
Win big in Sin City
No trip to Las Vegas would be complete without a visit to one of the many iconic casinos which have served as the backdrop to many a Hollywood film, including 'Ocean's Eleven' and 'Diamonds are Forever.' Visitors can play a game of roulette under the magnificent frescos of the Venetian, and then enjoy a drink at Coyote Ugly in New York-New York. However, the casinos aren't just about the gambling. The striking architecture and unique design of the buildings mean that you can enjoy a day of sightseeing without setting foot inside.
Gambling is the key to the Sin City's economy and attracts people from all over the world, all of whom are seeking their fortune. The central strip never sleeps, with most of the casinos open 24 hours a day, and most venues offer live entertainment and free drinks to those brave enough to play throughout the night. Different casinos offer different stakes, so it's advisable to start small before heading to the high-stakes tables of the Bellagio and the Riviera.
Feats of man and nature
For a fresh-air break from the gambling, true thrill-seekers should be sure to check out the Stratosphere, which includes the tallest thrill ride in the world. The ride ascends past the peak of a skyscraper over 329 meters high, offering magnificent views of the city, before plummeting down to the roof of the casino. It's definitely not one for the faint-hearted.
For those seeking an escape from the non-stop chaos of the casinos and shows at the main strip, the Hoover Dam is located 30 miles south-east of Las Vegas. It towers a staggering 700 feet above the Colorado River and represents one of the finest achievements in modern engineering.
Across the border in Arizona lies the Grand Canyon, which is an impressive 277 miles long and almost a mile deep. This national park is a feat of nature and holds a variety of museums and information centers, as well as caves, forests, and grasslands.