Las Vegas Top Hotel Suites

Las Vegas is the hotel capital of the world with having  so many hotels concentrated all on one strip and it’s surrounding areas.  Where is a traveler to start when searching for the best suites with so many world class resorts in Las Vegas?  Well for starters you stopped at the right place!

First off would you like to be at a mega resort or something more on the level of a boutique style resort?  Extreme luxury?  Some of Las Vegas suites aren’t available to the general public.  With this all out of the way  here is our collection of the top suites in Las Vegas.

• MGM Skylofts at MGM Grand Las Vegas:  The Skylofts sit perched atop the top 2 levels of the MGM because all of these suites are 2 stories.  The Skylofts come in 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, 2 bedroom + plunge pool and 3 bedroom suites.  The rooms are decorated with the highest class of style, stunning white walls, wood floors and panoramic views of the city. There are personal concierge available on your floor 24 hours a day to make sure all of your needs are met.

Skylofts suites at MGM Grand resort, hotel & casino Las Vegas

• Wraparound suite @ Cosmopolitan Las Vegas:You have a 480 sq. ft terrace! Need I say more.  The Cosmopolitan sits dead center on Las Vegas Boulevard so with this suite you have the perfect vantage point to see all of the Las Vegas strip.  You also get to take advantage of the amazing stable of entertainment  activities that are on campus which includes Marquee Nightclub and The Boulevard pool.
• Apex Suite at Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas: Sitting on the upper floors of The Mandarin the Apex suite is like an emperor’s pad.  The room provides a 270 degree angle view of the city.  The 1700 sq. ft. suite is perfect for entertaining guest with an 8 seat formal dining table in suite. You even have televisions in your bathroom.

Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas Apex suite bedroom

Mandarin Oriental LAs Vegas apex suite bathroom

Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas Apex suite living room

• Salon Suite at the Encore at Wynn Las Vegas:  The Salon Suite at Encore is one of the most exclusive tower suites that the resort has.  1800 sq. ft. of space with only 1 king bed..what are you to do with all of the space?  Daily services provided when booking this suite are…daily fresh coffee, access to the fitness center, twice a day made service and clothes pressing included.  Your suite comes set up with a marble wet bar and dining table for entertaining.  After a night of enjoying The Wynn’s top nightclub XS, why not take advantage of the complimentary breakfast that is provided for you at Tableau just for staying in the Salon suite.

Salon suites at the Encore at Wynn tower suites Las Vegas

Encore Salon Suites bathroom

• Hotel 32 Penthouse at Monte Carlo:  Hotel 32 is a hidden secret to even many Las Vegans.  Sitting at the top of the Monte Carlo Hotel 32 is in a world of it’s own. Guest staying in any of the suites gain access to their own private lounge.  The rooms are decked out trendier than any Las Vegas suites.  The walls are lined with plasma televisions  all over, an immaculate wet bar in the great-room with the option of a pool table or dining table in the room. The 2000 sq. ft. suite can even be connected with another suite to expand your territory.

Hotel 32 penthouse suite at Monte Carlo Las Vegas

You really can’t go wrong with any of the options….they all will provide you with the ultimate secluded feeling of luxury.  My best advice is to book around your entertainment choices.  Happy travels

Las Vegas for College Spring Break

Your only in college once in your life?  For most that should only last 4-5 years.  That means you only have a couple years to take advantage of the crazy spring break trips you hear about from friends and see about in the movies.  Your younger years likely will be spent in exotic destinations as Cancun, Acapulco, and the Bahamas partly because of their drinking ages.  Once you hit 21 do you really want to be hanging out on sprig break with a bunch of younger kids?  Time to step your game up an play around in an adult playground. I can only think of one place that is perfect for this……VEGAS!  

Vegas has everything and more for you to enjoy a very memorable college sprig break.  Las Vegas has a variety of affordable hotels, cheap flights, tons of nightclubs, pool parties, restaurants and shows to add a variety to your vacation.  7 days in Vegas gives you almost enough time to check out most of the top hotels in Las Vegas, 2 hand fulls of the top nightclubs in the world and in between all of this visit some of your favorite celebrity chefs restaurants.

You might think to yourself with the abundance of options how can i manage to get all of this done without ever visiting Las Vegas? There are many companies out in Las Vegas like Vegas Hotel Escapes and Lasvegas.com that can build your vacation or provide a variety of options so you can build your trip around those options.  If your interested in bottle service you will need to be setting that up through a VIP host, for entry a promoter and there are also other options like club crawls.  When building your trip i recommend building it through a Las Vegas tour provider in comparison to and Expedia due to the local Knowledge.

What would you do on your spring break in Las Vegas?

New Year’s Eve in Las Vegas

Planning your Las Vegas New Year’s party can be all sorts of chaos if not done ahead of time.  With so many Las Vegas Hotels and entertainment options where do you start; Flights, Hotels, dinners, shows or clubs?  Luckily for you there are many companies like www.vegashotelescapes.com and www.vegas.com that will plan your whole trip for you.  They can provide you with hotel deals that you won’t find anywhere else.

Las Vegas is unlike any city in the world.  New Year’s Eve in the city that never sleeps and the party doesn’t stop?  I think so! If you’ve ever been to Las Vegas you already know how crazy (in a good way) the city can get.  Now amplify that by 10 and you might come close to what it is like to be in Las Vegas for New Year’s Eve.

Have you ever wanted to just run down the middle of Las Vegas Boulevard?  New Year’s Eve is your chance.  The Las Vegas strip and many of the streets leading up to it are closed down by 6:00 pm and don’t re-open till 5:00 am the following morning.  So you and the 300k plus people expected can run around the strip till the wee early morning hours.

We might not have a big ball dropping but we have plenty of fireworks shooting off the roofs of many of the Las Vegas strip resorts and all of the top celebrities, Dj’s and performing artist at all of Las Vegas top nightclubs and venues.  Some of this year’s top performances are Calvin Harris at Hakkasan Nightclub at MGM Grand, Kaskade at XS nighclub at Encore and Chuckie at Marquee nightclub at The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas.  Entry can range from $50-$250 for men and women for the grand evening…..don’t worry though most of these packages come with premium open bar for 2-3 hours along with passed                       d’oeuvres.

Clubs aren’t your thing?   Don’t worry….plenty of our restaurants all have New Year’s Eve parties of their own.  Most restaurants have extravagant pre-set menus that come with many surprises.  If you’re not looking to stuff you face and slip into a New Year’s Eve comma many of your casino bars and establishments are all throwing some sort of party that ranges between $50-$75 mostly accompanying open bar.  Long story short……with so many options you can get lost planning your Vegas New Year’s party so I recommend you let the experts do the planning for you.  Happy New Year’s to all!

Las Vegas for 24 hours

If you had 24 hours in the greatest city in the world what would you do?  Party till you can’t party anymore?  Eat till your stuffed then eat again?  Shop till you drop?   Las Vegas hotels are designed to the point that you really don’t need to leave your hotel.  Most hotels have their own collection of restaurants, shops, clubs and bars.  So with all of these options how can you even imagine in 24 hours experiencing something outside your respective hotel?   What season would you pick? Seeing that I’m a 32 year old single male I’m pretty sure you can get an idea how my trip would go.    Well here is my ideal 24 hour Vegas vacation.

Vegas is absolutely amazing 365 days a year 24/7.  My 24 hour vacation would have to be in the summer and on a Sunday. Why you might ask?  Sundays are the best days to get more bang for your buck with the rollover of weekend traffic.  Sunday Funday! My Las Vegas hotel of choice would be The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas.  My flight would arrive at 8 am and I would have the Cosmopolitan limo waiting for me curbside.  After my driver drops me off and I check into my Cosmopolitan wraparound suite I would swiftly change into my bathing suit and head down to Marquee Day Club where my V.I.P. host is waiting to escort me to my pool side cabana.  After a couple of hours of lunch, drinks and listening to one of my favorite top 100 DJ’s I decide to take an exit and head north on the strip for tourist things.

2:30 pm – First stop is The Miracle Mile Mall at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas.  Yes it’s a full mile of shopping.  I always make sure I stop by Blondie’s to grab a beer and catch the scores on the games.  I always like to stop by the “Rain Storn” in the sky…go check it out it’s pretty cool.

4:00 pm – Linq Las Vegas and the High Roller.  Las Vegas is now home to the Largest Ferris/observation wheel in the world (High Roller).  After an amazing 30 minute rotation around the Linq viewing the stunning views of the Las Vegas valley I decided to stop by Tilted Kilt for a drink since I’ve never been to any of their establishments.

5:30 pm – Bellagio fountains.  I am now almost 10 hours into my 24 hours.  As I walk south down Las Vegas Boulevard I take a pit stop by The Bellagio Fountains.  This never gets old.

7:00 pm – Dinner!  So after hours of drinking and hitting the strip I decided to freshen up and head to my favorite dinner spot; The Mandarin Bar at Mandarin Las Vegas.   They have an amazingly fresh libations menu along with a great tapas menu.  Small plates are better for this guy so I don’t head back to my suite and fall victim to food coma.  Mandarin Bar has one of the most amazing views of the Las Vegas Strip with floor to ceiling windows located on the 23^rd floor of Mandarin.

8:30 pm – Always make time for heading down to Fremont Street.  There’s so much activity going on in Downtown Las Vegas with The D and the new Grand Hotel.  East Freemont Street has gone through a much needed renovation with a lot of hipster bars and restaurants leading up to the recently opened Container Park.

10:30 pm – Hakkasan Nightclub Las Vegas.  I arrive to MGM Grand just in time to meet my V.I.P. host at the door to escort me to my dance floor table where i can listen to the sounds of Calvin Harris, Tiesto, Steve Aoki, Hardwell, Tommy Trash or any of their other amazing EDM DJ’s.

4:00 am – 4 AM has come and the headliner has left the stage.  While most people think the party is stopping…it’s really just beginning with the afterhours.

4:30 am – Cromwell Hotel Las Vegas, Home to Drai’s Nightclub Las Vegas.  After a couple of hours of bouncing between the EDM room and Hip Hop room I start to realize that my 24 hours of glory is quickly coming to the end.

6:00 pm – After picking up my luggage and making a stop by the Henry to grab carryout breakfast for the limo ride to McCarran I stop by the Cosmopolitan front desk the bounce into the sunrise.

If you had 24 hours in Las Vegas how would you spend it?