Wynn Hotel

Rooms: 2,716 rooms and suites.

Floors: 45 stories.

Casino: 110,000 square feet of gaming featuring 180+ casino table games and over 1,800 slot/video poker machines.

Sportsbook: 200-seat facility with over 40-televisions.

Poker room: 26-table room with daily tournaments.

Dining: 15+ restaurant options.

Attractions: Lake of Dreams and an 18-hole golf course.

Shows: Awakening.

Entertainment: Encore Theater features various acts.

Clubs: EBC at Night and XS Nightclub.

Nightlife: Several bars and lounges.

Shopping: Wynn Esplanade features upscale shopping.

Pool: Several pools including a secluded sunbathing pool.

Spa: The Spa at Wynn as well as a full-service salon.

Fitness center: Fitness center within the spa area.

Wedding chapel: The Wedding Salons at Wynn.

Convention center: More than 200,000 square-feet.

Internet: Yes, high-speed wireless internet access.

Business services: Yes.

Accessible rooms: Yes.

Check in: 3 p.m.

Check out: 12 p.m.

Resort fees: $55 (plus tax) per night.

Pets: Not allowed.

Parking: Free self-parking for hotel guests. Non-hotel guest fees are $25 per day with the first 3-hours free. Valet parking is $40 per day.

F.A.Q: Frequently Asked Questions

About: The ultimate luxury in Las Vegas and considered by many to be simply the best resort in Las Vegas, The Wynn has been providing sophisticated accommodations since opening in 2005. This lavish, $2.7-billion hotel was created by impresario Steve Wynn, the man originally behind The Mirage, Treasure Island and Bellagio. With its curved exterior sheathed in bronze-tinted glass, The Wynn 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. Along with the golf course for hotel guests, the mesmerizing pool scene and pampering spa make this resort one of kind. The Wynn is connected to its sister property, Encore, via a casino walkway.