Gone are the days when you had to be a high-roller to stay in one of the most luxurious suites in Vegas. These kinds of accommodations were once the domain of big gamblers, but now they're available to anyone who can afford their sometimes astronomical prices. These rooms have pools, bowling alleys, bars, and basketball courts. With these opulent suites, the party can go on nonstop! Here are some of our top choices:
*The Villas at the Bellagio. The suites measure 6,500 to 8,500 square feet, and there is a staff of 130 attendants dedicated to the nine available suites. Each suite has 3 to 7 bedrooms and bathrooms, and they cost an average of $6,000 per night. These very lavish estates come fully equipped with a gym, sauna, salon, full bar, marble flooring, fireplace, and private pool.
*The Absolut Suite at Caesars Palace. The makers of Absolut Vodka united with Esquire magazine and the hotel to offer a full-on party suite. This suite measures 1,380 square feet, and it comes with a double-decker dance floor and four bedrooms done in tasteful shades of red and peach.
*The Penthouse at the Hard Rock: Fans of the movie "The Big Lebowski" will go nuts over the fact that the hotel put a single-lane bowling alley into this suite. It has three bedrooms and three bathrooms, its own bar, and it is just a few steps away from the famous Rehab lounge at the Hard Rock.
*The Verona Suite at the Hilton. This is the largest suite at Vegas at 15,400 square feet. It's done in marble flooring, with gilt molding, hand painted ceilings, bronzes and marble statuary, and antique furniture. It also has a secluded pool.
*The MGM Grand's Skyloft suites. These are what every average person in New York wants- a loft with windows from floor to ceiling, and lots of tech gadgets. The thoughtful amenities include a steam/rain shower. If all the other perks aren't enough to make you want to stay there, maybe this will be- if you rent the suite, you'll be picked up at the airport in a 1962 Maybach limousine.
*The Chairman Suite at the Palazzo. It's the tallest suite on the entire Strip, and it costs an astounding $20,000 per night. Amenities include a gym, a hot tub, private pool and patio, and fine art hanging on the walls.
*The Palms' Fantasy Tower g-Suites: Here, you'll get suites in various themes- for instance, the Hardwood Suite (the only hotel suite in the world equipped with a full-size basketball court), the Erotic Suite (pretty self explanatory), and a lot more. Other notable inclusions are a full bar, balcony, and an exotic dancer's pole in the shower. These are relatively "cheap" at $3-$5,000 per night.
*The Hugh Hefner Sky Villa at the Palms: As you may expect from a villa with Hef's name attached, you'll find a rotating, round bed, retro style, a poker table, and a Jacuzzi pool. Also, it's just steps away from the Playboy Club.
*The One 80 Suite at the Red Rock. It combines the natural beauty of the Red Rock Canyon and the Strip in a panoramic view. It only has two rooms, but it comes with a huge outdoor Jacuzzi tub, a pool table, full bar, and rotating couch.
These are just some of the most luxurious suites in Las Vegas. There are plenty more; get to Vegas, stay there, and create some lasting memories.