All kinds are welcome in Las Vegas, from families to magic lovers to high rollers who will drop huge stacks of cash on food, drinks, accommodations and, most importantly, table games.
While most people will never know what it’s like to be courted by casino managers and stay in penthouse suites, you can take a peek into the life of the Vegas elite and the outrageous features that come with their hotel rooms.
1. Bowling Alley
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Everybody loves to bowl, but what if, instead of getting the gang together at The Orleans Bowling Center, you could invite everyone back to your massive suite at The Palms? The Kingpin Suite boasts two regulation-size bowling lanes complete with a spacious lounge, theater-sized TV, full bar, and pool table. The Kingpin sleeps up to six in its two bedrooms and there is no end to the entertainment options – the suite also comes with spa and fitness center access and a VIP nightclub pass. Up to 100 guests can be accommodated for a blowout bash. Nightly rates start around $7,500.
2. Basketball Court
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The Hardwood Suite at the Palms is for “ballers only.” The 10,000-square foot space includes a 30×30 basketball court and a “professional locker room.” But don’t worry, you won’t have to sleep under the hoop. With a full living room, dining room, private lounge (complete with dance floor), master bedroom, and guest bedroom, the suite can accommodate up to ten.
The space is meant as a guys’ paradise and also houses a pool table and 11 LCD/Plasma televisions. Whether you’re there to ball-out yourself or watch the pros do it, your stay will be made all the more luxurious with the suite’s butler service.
3. Barbie Dream House
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It’s not just men who can find their dream pad at The Palms – there is a space for princesses, too. If you’ve always dreamed of driving a neon corvette and meeting your Ken, the Hot Pink Suite is a living version of the Barbie Dream House and caters to all things girly. It’s not as big as its competing luxury suites, but 2,350 square feet is still plenty of space for a bachelorette party of up to six.
What will really be enhanced during a stay in this bright space is primping time – a steam shower, Jacuzzi tub, and deluxe bathroom with tons of mirrors will make getting ready to go out almost as much fun as the festivities themselves. To top off the pampered experience, a blacked-out Escalade is at your service for airport runs to pick up all the members of your girl squad.
4. Air Hockey & Ping Pong Tables
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There is nothing like a little healthy competition among friends, and the Boulevard Suite at Planet Hollywood makes sure you have plenty of opportunity; this massive accommodation brings a little frat-house flare to a luxury space. With air hockey, pool, foosball, and ping pong tables scattered across the 1,800 square feet, there is plenty to do if you are able to drag yourself away from the impressive views of the strip.
After a champion has been crowned, relax in the lounge-style living area or fill your belly in the separate dining room. Each suite, available in one- or two-bedroom set ups, includes luxury bedding and bold designer touches throughout.
5. Five Bathrooms
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Why anyone needs this many is beyond me, but the gorgeous Napoleon Suite in the Paris Las Vegas makes sure your experience is as glamorous as possible with five beautiful bathrooms – complete with select bathtubs adorned in drapes. Classic European styling allows you to travel back to the French Revolution and live like a king (without those pesky revolters, of course).
When you manage to extract yourself from the Versailles-style powder rooms, you will be greeted with vintage décor, fabric-covered walls, a baby grand piano, crystal chandeliers, a wet bar, and a den that offers hours of entertainment. This three-bedroom suite is your own private chateau high above the madness of the Strip. Rates start at $4,000.
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