Aladdin Hotel and Casino
Designed to fulfil ones desires and capture ones imagination.
What Is It?
The new $1.4 billion Aladdin is a 34-acre resort, which envelops gambling, shopping, dining, entertainment and nightlife all under one roof.
What Does It Look Like?
Themed after several stories from the Arabian Nights, the Aladdin feels like another world. Ebony Horses stampede from the race and sports book and a giant Aladdin’s lamp smokes in the casino centre.
Room To Gamble
The resort’s 100,000 square feet of impressive gaming space, with a four-story high ceiling, will enthral and entice all players to the complex. Games of every genre take place at 87 tables and 2,800 slot machines. Above the main floor, high-stakes players can enjoy the 35,000 square foot London Club, a luxurious and exclusive European-style gaming salon, which has its own private entrance and elevator, a great restaurant, and 24-hour butler service in addition to the high stakes tables and slots.
Shoppers Delight
The resorts Desert Passage shopping area, rivals against the other great shopping areas over at Caesars and The Venetian. With its Arabian Nights theme and rain that falls gently from a simulated sky, its all Kasbah this and Sultan that. It's an imposing place with live-action from jugglers, acrobats, and belly dancers that appear regularly to entertain shoppers. Inside the Desert Passage are a number of great restaurants, including a branch of New Orleans's respected Commander's Palace.
Other Entertainment
Amidst the 500,000 square-feet of total entertainment space, the hotel also has its own stadium, the Theatre of the Performing Arts, a 7,000-seat multi-purpose entertainment venue, which entices the big celebrities to Vegas. Fancy a chill out? Go and relax at the Elemis spa, with its Morocco designs, weary visitors will be pampered to death with treatments such as a wrap and "dry float" (a womblike water bed-style cradle).
The Rooms
The Aladdin's deluxe jumbo-sized guestrooms start at approximately 450 square feet and are stylishly adorned with Arabian flair, but sway more towards the business world than the visiting sheiks! The bathrooms are larger than average with acres of marble, plenty of counter space, a separate tub and shower, and an enclosed "water closet" (toilet). All rooms feature comfy furniture, lighted armoires for clothes and a TV, high-speed Internet access (for a fee), irons & boards, multi-line phones, and a host of the standard amenities that you'd find in most hotels. In addition to marble bathrooms and custom furniture, the oversized rooms have high-speed Internet access.
Wedded Bliss
With flying horses and Aladdin's lamps, it’s definitely not a mundane sort of place to stay and it’s even got its very own wedding chapel. The 1967 original Aladdin was where Elvis and Priscilla married, that resort was eventually demolished in April 1998 to make way for the $1 billion resort that continues today.
Further Information
Located midway on the Vegas Strip at 3667 Las Vegas Boulevard South, less than 3 miles from McCarran International Airport.
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