HOTELS

Yes a place to get some sleep! But also one of the main reasons why people go to Vegas. Famous for its Theme Hotels & Casinos. As mentioned in the previous chapter, the biggest names are Ceasars Palace, Treasure Island, Paris, Aladdin, Bellagio, The Venetian, Monte Carlo, New York New York and Luxor. These Hotels offer great themes, where else in the world would you find replica’s of New York, Paris and Venice, Good Food, exhilarating Shows and excellent clubbing on one street?

And more specific the top 3 you need to go and checkout are Paris, The Venetian and Bellagio. The Bellagio, a Four-time recipient of the AAA Five Diamond award, is one of most luxurious Hotels in the World, offering Suite-Rooms only, and set as example by the original Italian town of Bellagio along side the shores of the Famous Como Lake. Well, a small version of the lake. Especially unique are the water shows of the Fountains of Bellagio, performed every 15 minutes. Following the rhythm of many famous songs, the fountains will delight you with an amazing ballet of water. To get an impression, take a look at the shots our cameraman took last April.

The Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is actually a very good copy of Paris, France. In this version of the City of Light, you can hit the highlights in no time. As part of its architecture, the resort has detailed replicas of the Arc de Triomphe, Louvre façade, Paris Opera House and Hotel de Ville. And you certainly can't miss the 50-story, half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower, now one of Las Vegas' most famous landmarks. You can even get up into the tower with an elevator and enjoy some of the views. On the way down, at the 11th floor, the Eiffel Tower Restaurant serves up a dining experience you'll never forget, including breathtaking views of the Strip.

The Architect Sheldon Adelson recreated the Italian city of Venice when he built the Venetian resort, hotel and casino featuring famous landmarks, winding canals and authentic gondolas. Behind the façade of the Doge's Palace, you'll find marble floors, hand-painted frescoes and plush furnishings surrounding a 120,000-square-foot casino modeled after the interior of a Venetian palazzo. The Venetion also house an impressive art collection in its own Guggenheim Hermitage Museum, also known as the "Jewel Box," and offers new exhibits every six to nine months from the permanent collections of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York and The State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia.