Las Vegas

Las Vegas has certainly worked hard to earn its reputation as the world’s premier party spot, but there is far more to the city behind the neon lights and the chime of the slot machines.

Vegas is internationally-renowned for its spectacular restaurants, its fabulous hotels and its stunning ochre desert landscapes.

Your private charter jet will land at one of the city’s airports – Harry Reid International or McCarran is just 15km, or 20 minutes, while McCarran Airport is just seven minutes from the lights of the famous Las Vegas Strip, which boasts several miles of hotels, casinos and restaurants.

If you want to revel in classic Vegas, you can check into the Bellagio with its iconic dancing fountains, fine art museum and Cirque du Soleil, surrounded by marbled glamour inspired by Italy and views of those fountains or gardens.

Caesars Palace is another Vegas classic, however – tucked behind its walls there is the Japanese-themed Nobu Hotel, a ‘hotel within a hotel’ which offers a more sophisticated stay but still within reach of all the action.

If you want to have a quieter break, the Vdara Hotel and Spa is a rare non-gaming venue towering over the Strip, but with relaxation rather than revelry as its main aim.

Las Vegas can deliver all the gaming, partying and shows you desire, with the MGM Grand Resort and Casino offering some of the biggest and best gaming – and shopping – in the city.

The Mob Museum has a fascinating insight into the city’s organised crime past.
If you want a trip out of the city, you have some of the most stunning scenery in the world on your doorstep with canyons, winding rivers and state parks – with plenty of opportunity to cool off from the scorching desert heat in Lake Mead.

Sin City is, of course, also an excellent launch paid for exploring the iconic Grand Canyon by helicopter.

The city is also the outpost for many of the world’s most famous chefs including Jose Andres, Gordon Ramsay and Nobu Matsuhisa. Francophiles will love Twist by Pierre Gagnaire, on the 23rd floor of the Waldorf Astoria, which boasts all the extravagance and theatre the city is known for.

To tuck into traditional American fare, with some of the best steaks in the city, Primal Steakhouse just off the Strip is where to go.

If you enjoy your wine, the romantic Aureole restaurant- in the Mandalay Bay hotel off the Strip – is famous not only for having an incredible 3,000 bottles on their wine list, but also an acrobatic ‘wine angel’ who will swing and somersault around the 10,000-bottle wine tower to pick your chosen vintage for the sommelier to hand to you.

If you prefer a cocktail, then check out the dark and cosy Herbs & Rye on Sahara Avenue, which is known for having some of the best craft cocktails in the country.

Las Vegas has a desert climate with very hot and dry summers and cooler winter months. The most comfortable months for visitors to the city are May, June and September as the temperatures are cooler and it’s easier to enjoy the city by foot.

What happens in Vegas may stay in Vegas – according to the city’s own slogan created in 2003 – but with a holiday destination this spectacular you’ll be telling friends and family all about it.

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