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ResorTime.com offers travelers with the most sought after Las Vegas vacation rentals, Las Vegas vacation deals, Las Vegas resort deals, Las Vegas hotels and Las Vegas suites. Our Las Vegas vacation properties are located near top attractions, restaurants and offer travelers a plethora of awesome memories.

Cancun Resort

Las Vegas, NV

When you stay at the Cancun Resort, you will have the best of both worlds! The secluded South Las Vegas Boulevard location offers a relaxing environment while only three miles away. True to Cancun style, the resort features a towering Mayan Pyramid with a cascading waterfall, four enormous waterslides, a huge Mayan lagoon, five spas and pool.

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Desert Paradise Resort

Las Vegas, NV

The resort is minutes from all that glitters on famous Las Vegas Boulevard and Fremont Street. The heated pool, hot tub and fitness center are available year-round, and the concierge offers discounts to shows, attractions, major shopping centers and championship golf courses.

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Wyndham Grand Desert

Las Vegas, NV

Located less than a mile from the strip, Wyndham Grand Desert offers outstanding accommodations situated in the heart of Las Vegas. Take a gondola ride in Venice, board a roller coaster in New York, go to the top of Paris' Eiffel Tower, or visit the pyramids of Egypt without leaving the strip.

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Polo Towers

Las Vegas, NV

Enjoy Las Vegas vacations the way they were meant to be enjoyed, right on The Strip! Savor the excitement of the city while staying in the comfort of a luxurious Las Vegas vacation rental when you stay at Polo Towers. With its prime location on The Strip, this Las Vegas vacation rental resort adjoins the MGM Grand and Aladdin and is across the street from the Monte Carlo and New York, New York. Tucked away from the noise, you can walk to everything you love to do in Las Vegas while still enjoy

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Royal Vacation Suites

Las Vegas, NV

Royal Vacation Suites offers all the intimacy and comforts of a smaller resort, but is located in the Heart of the famous Las Vegas Strip, across from the Stardust Hotel, and is walking distance to the Las Vegas Convention Center.

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Club 36 Resort

Las Vegas, NV

Club 36 Resort is the perfect retreat from the non-stop action of the Las Vegas strip. Conveniently located on Tropicana Avenue, the resort is in close proximity to the MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, New York New York, Luxor and Excalibur Hotels.

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"Not everything that happens on a Las Vegas vacation has to stay there. With just as many opportunities for family fun, romantic activities and cultural attractions as there are clubs, bars and casinos, Las Vegas is a world-class city that truly has something to offer everyone and memories you'll want to keep for a lifetime. "
- ResorTime.com

"Las Vegas, an ever-changing fantasy-land of a city, has seen unbelievable expansion since it emerged from the desert just over 100 years ago. The sights and sounds of Las Vegas are enjoyed by millions of visitors every year. They stay in some of the most glamorous, unique hotels in the world. They eat at five-star restaurants and expansive buffets. They play at casinos, pools, health spas and golf courses. Sometimes (many times, actually) they even marry each other.You will be dazzled by Vegas, but the sheer number of things to see and do can seem overwhelming. A little advance planning will help you to enjoy your Vegas trip. Continue reading for basic visitor information (what to bring, things to know) and an overview of this special destination."
- www.visitlasvegas.com

Sure, you've heard that what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas—and you'll surely help put the "sin" in Sin City. But when you're ready to jump off the bar and curb your gambling habit, plenty of fun awaits you: luxurious spas, quirky museums, lavish pools, and gut-busting buffets.
- www.fodors.com

Alex

French

Super chef Alessandro Stratta serves his high-end French Riviera cuisine to the well-heeled at this drop-dead-gorgeous dining room, reached via a grand staircase. Stratta's four-course prix-fixe menu and seasonal tasting menu are not for the meek of wallet, but the artfully presented food here absolutely delivers. Specialties include foie gras ravioli in a truffle bouillon with duck confit salad and wild turbot with salsifis (an herb whose edible root has an oysterlike taste), black truffles, almonds, and a red wine sauce. Dessert tends toward the fanciful, including a wonderful chocolate-banana malt with caramel-and-macadamia brittle ice cream. This is one Vegas restaurant you might want to dress your best for—jackets aren't required but are suggested.

Border Grill

Southwestern

The popular cooking personalities from the Food Network, Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger, have earned plenty of kudos at their Las Vegas location at Mandalay Bay. Appetizers include green-corn tamales, ceviche, and plantain empanadas; for lunch try the turkey tostada or grilled skirt steak; and for dinner the sautéed rock shrimp, stacked enchilada, or chicken chilaquiles (corn tortilla strips sautéed with vegetables and cheese). Oaxacan mocha cake and key lime pie are among the desserts. You'd be hard-pressed to find a tastier margarita in town, with the pomegranate version particularly delicious.

Burger Bar

American

You build your own burger at this fun joint with marble tables and wood-panel walls. First, start with your meat; selections include Colorado lamb, Black Angus beef, and Kobe beef, just to name a few (there are also a few vegetarian alternatives). Then pile on the toppings, like prosciutto, pan-seared foie gras, fried egg, sliced zucchini, smoked salmon, or grilled lobster. Desserts continue the burger theme with choices such as the peanut butter-and-jelly burger (a warm doughnut with peanut butter mousse and raspberry jelly). The Bar is in Mandalay Place, the small shopping center between Luxor and Mandalay.

Jean Philippe Patisserie

Desserts/Chocolatiers

You can always order a fresh fruit smoothie at this Wonka-esque sweet shop at Bellagio, but why would you commit a healthy act like that? This artful homage to chocolate has so many decadently devilish desserts, including cakes, cookies, gelato, hand-dipped chocolate candies, and particularly memorable crepes (try the one filled with mango, coconut, passion fruit, and pineapple sorbets). Café tables are set around a gorgeous circular bar, or you can dine in the airy foyer of Bellagio Tower, where the patisserie is located.

Le Cirque

French

This sumptuous restaurant, a branch of the New York City landmark, is one of the city's best. The mahogany-lined room is all the more opulent for its size: in a city of mega-everything, Le Cirque seats only 80 under its drooping silk-tent ceiling. Even with a view of the hotel's lake and its mesmerizing fountain show, you'll only have eyes for your plate when your server presents dishes such as the roasted venison loin, braised rabbit in Riesling, or grilled monkfish tournedos. The wine cellar contains about 1,000 premium selections representing every wine-producing region of the world. Although men aren't required to wear a jacket and tie, most do.

Lotus of Siam

Thai

Despite being in a dreary shopping center northeast of the Strip, this simple Thai restaurant has attained near-fanatical cult status, with some critics hailing it the best in North America. What's all the fuss? Consider the starter of marinated prawns, which are wrapped with bacon and rice-paper crepes, then deep-fried and served with a tangy sweet-and-sour sauce. For a main course, try either the seared scallops with chile-mint leaves, or the pork with stir-fried broccoli and fried, salted fish chunks. Be warned—this is some of the spiciest food you'll ever try. But another of Lotus's surprises is the phenomenal wine list, on which you might find a vintage to cool your palate.

Mon Ami Gabi

French

While at the Paris Hotel, fall in love over a delicious French meal at the Mon Ami Gabi.

Nobhill Tavern

American

San Francisco cuisine is the star at Michael Mina's handsome, understated brasserie with clean lines and polished-wood floors. The menu's emphasis is on seasonal regional favorites such as a duet of sturgeon (caviar as well as the smoked fish, served with poached quince and vanilla oil), lobster potpie (containing a huge 2-pound Maine lobster and swimming in rich brandy cream), and steak with seared foie gras and a pinot noir reduction. There are no weak spots in Mina's repertoire. A selection of five flavors of mashed potatoes, such as lobster, curry, or basil, is included with dinner, and you can bet the sourdough bread's the real deal.

Rosemary's

American

Husband-and-wife chefs Michael and Wendy Jordan established their reputation in Las Vegas by opening this West Side eatery with a big-city bistro vibe. It caters to locals, but its phenomenal reputation has earned it quite a following among visiting food snobs. Among the signature dishes on the American regional menu are pepper-seared sea scallops with wild mushroom orzo, prosciutto, and black-truffle emulsion. Another favorite is Creole-spiced New York strip with garlic-roasted fingerling potatoes, capicola ham, wild mushrooms, and blue cheese. It's topped, of course, with the restaurant's trademark steak sauce. The side of white-cheddar grits is addictive.

Sensi

Fusion

It's no easy feat coming up with a truly original restaurant in Vegas that offers more than just a gimmicky theme or celebrity-chef pedigree. Sensi, a casual but upscale spot that's secluded from Bellagio's noisy gaming areas, succeeds on all counts. Chef Martin Heierling, who's highly respected in culinary circles, presents a menu that's divided into four distinct culinary realms: Asian dishes, Italian fare, raw and seafood specialties, and grilled meat. Specialties include chicken tikka prepared in an authentic tandoori oven, ahi tuna ceviche, and wood-fired focaccia topped with Vacherin cheese and black truffles. Quench your thirst with a glass of housemade ginger ale. If you have a couple of friends with you, try the showy dessert sampler, which offers a taste of several sugary creations. The dining room, with its sandstone and glass walls and flowing waterfalls, is as dramatic as the food.

Drai's

Piano Bar

Once the tony restaurant's tables are cleared away after evening dining hours, the wild scene inside the modestly sized Drai's—named for nightlife impresario Victor Drai—is closer to a dance club or a rave than to a lounge. Some folks whisper about the decadence being practiced inside, but it wouldn't be a hot after-hours spot if people weren't talking about it, right?

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