Room Amenities
Internet access - high speed
Premium TV channel(s)
Cable/satellite TV
Pay movies
CD player
Premium bedding
Air conditioning
Blackout drapes
Bathroom TV
Voice mail
Multi-line phone
Fax machine
Internet access - surcharge
Remote lighting/drapery control
Minibar
Wake-up calls
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Housekeeping (daily)
Designer toiletries
Bathrobes
Complimentary toiletries
Hair dryer
Separate bathtub and shower
Extra towels/bedding in room
Iron/ironing board
In-room safe
Television
Desk
Clock radio
Electronic check-out
Electronic/magnetic keys
Smoking rooms |
Dining
Alex
- Flavors of the French Riviera. Menu created by Chef Alessandro Stratta,
winner of James Beard award. Sophisticated ambience (jacket suggested).
Open for dinner.
SW Steakhouse - Classic American steakhouse combined with the
flavors of Alsace, France. Menu created by Chef Eric Klein, a Food &
Wine Best New Chef of 2004. Open for dinner.
Daniel Boulud Brasserie - Casually elegant French brasserie
with a modern flair. Created by internationally renowned Chef Daniel Boulud
and Executive Chef Philippe Rispoli. Open for lunch, dinner.
Bartolotta Ristorante di Mare - Chef Paul Bartolotta’s
signature restaurant. Fresh fish flown in daily from markets throughout
Europe. Pasta and other Italian specialties. Lunch, dinner.
The Buffet - Sumptuous buffet with 17 exhibition-cooking
stations. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, sweets.
Wing Lei - Refined Cantonese, Shanghai, and Szechwan
cuisine. Open for dinner.
Okada - Japanese cuisine, including sushi, and robata
and teppanyaki (tabletop grill) cooking. Menu created by Chef Takashi
Yagahashi, recognized by Food & Wine and the James Beard Foundation.
Open for dinner.
The Country Club Grill - Reinterpretation of the classic
American steakhouse. Award-winning chef and cookbook author Chef David
Walzog. Open for Continental breakfast, breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Red 8 Asian Bistro - Casual restaurant serving flavorful
Southeast Asian fare, Cantonese noodle dishes, and Hong Kong–style
dim sum and barbecue. Lunch and dinner is open to all.
Tableau - American cuisine, including seafood, tenderloin,
lamb, surf and turf. Breakfast and lunch exclusive to Wynn's Tower Suites
guests. Dinner open to all.
Corsa Cucina - Café showcasing contemporary Mediterranean-Italian
dishes, from wood-fired grilled pizza to marinated rotisserie chicken.
Casual ambience; open for lunch and dinner.
Zoozacrackers - New York–style deli.
Terrace Pointe Café - Sunny, spacious, all-day
café serving American favorites. Terraced seating overlooking pools
and gardens.
Sugar & Ice - Breakfast pastries, coffee, sandwiches,
ice cream.
The Café at the Drugstore - Espresso drinks, breakfast
pastries, desserts, sandwiches, salads.
Cabana Bar & Casino - Poolside cocktails and dining. Plasma-screen
TVs, Blackjack area. Open seasonally.
Lure - Casual-chic nightclub serving cocktails, champagne,
spirits. Cover charge nightly.
La Bête - Stylish nightclub open Thursday–Saturday
nights. Cover charge nightly.
Parasol Up/Parasol Down - Lobby bars accented with upside-down
parasols. View of Lake of Dreams show. Live music nightly. Afternoon tea.
B Bar - Baccarat play accompanied by live music.
Race & Sports Book Lounge - Open around the clock
daily.
Entertainment
The hotel’s 110,000-square-foot
casino offers table
games including blackjack, craps, Caribbean stud, roulette, let-it-ride,
pai gow poker, pai gow, and war. The
poker room offers
27 tables. The 1,900 slot games consist of reel spinning, video reel,
and video-poker machines. The race and sports book hosts live international
satellite broadcasts.
Le Rêve - This aquatic, dreamlike spectacular is
performed in a domed theater-in-the-round. Directed by Franco Dragone,
whose credits include Mystère, Celine Dion: A New Day, and O. No
seat is more than 42 feet from the action. Performance schedule available
from box office.
Monty Python's Spamalot - It began as the movie that set motion
pictures back 1,000 years. Then, it became the Tony Award-winning Best
Musical that put the "broad" back in Broadway. Now, Monty Python's
Spamalot comes to Wynn Las Vegas, with John O'Hurley as its king and world
comedy domination as its quest.
Recreation
Designed
by Tom Fazio, the resort’s 18-hole, par-70 golf course features
bentgrass greens, 11 holes that encounter water, a 10-acre driving range,
practice putting and chipping greens, and a pro shop—all in a country-club
setting with a waterfall and marshlands. The course is open to guests
only.
The main outdoor pool comprises a long section with an oval area at each
end. A second pool is decorated with parasols. Private cabanas are arrayed
around both pools.
The fitness center and spa facility offers 45 treatment rooms for massage,
body treatments, facials, and hydrotherapy, as well as a steam room, spa
tub, and sauna (surcharge for access to both facilities, waived for guests
with a spa-treatment reservation or in-room massage).
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site
or near the hotel; fees may apply.
Golfing on site
Golf - driving range on site |
Swimming on site |
Policies
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Rollaway beds and cribs (infant beds) may be available and should be requested
at the time of booking; fees may apply.
Photo identification and a daily $200.00 credit card or $300.00 cash deposit
are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests
made via this Web site cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.
Pets not allowed
Check-in time is 3 PM
Check-out time is Noon
What
to expect: Created by hotel impresario Steve Wynn, this lavish,
$2.7-billion resort opened in spring 2005. The curved building, sheathed
in bronze-tinted glass, stands like a beacon at the northern end of
the Las Vegas Strip. A pine-covered artificial mountain with shimmering
waterfalls rises at the entrance. The light-filled lobby is a floral
fantasy, brimming with spheres of colorful blooms. Parasols suspended
from the ceiling dance up and down in time to music. 
The
Wynn offers 15 restaurants, including sophisticated steakhouses, generous
buffets, and casual cafés. Guests can choose from Italian,
French, Chinese, Japanese, Southeast Asian, and American cuisines.
A pastry shop sells baked goods and confections by an honored French
pâtissier.
This
50-story Las Vegas hotel offers 2,716 extremely spacious guestrooms.
Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the golf course or the Strip. Beds
are dressed with pillowtop mattresses, 320-thread-count European linens,
and an abundance of pillows. Automatic lighting-and-drapery controls
are near the beds. High-definition flat-screen TVs, fax machines,
and high-speed Internet access (surcharge) are provided in every room.
Sitting areas include couches, ottomans, and dining tables. Marble
bathrooms feature soaking tubs, separate glass-enclosed showers, flat-screen
TVs, private toilets, two sinks, spa toiletries, oversized Turkish
towels, and soft robes.