By Skylar Thomas
One of our favorite parts about Las Vegas is the number of unique rooms, suites and villas in a relatively small area. With most hotels, the variety within is limited to what floor the room is on and one bed or two. But in Las Vegas, there is a unique room type for every level of casino player. The funny thing is, in Las Vegas, the nicer the room, the less likely the guest is likely to pay for it (at least not directly)...
Below are five rooms we think are particularly unique and interesting.
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Two Story Sky Villa- Doesn’t this view look familiar? Not only is the Two Story Sky Villa at The Palms one of the best views in Vegas, but it is also one of the Playboy hangouts! Complete with its very own glass elevator, the 9,000 square-foot castle that is the Two Story Sky Villa provides its own pool, private massage and fitness center, and its own 24-hour butler service. Fitted with four beds, you and your friends can enjoy Vegas in style while having the at-home feel (that is, if your home is a mansion).
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One-Eighty Suite- Known as one of the most impressive architectural feats in Las Vegas, The One-Eighty suite at Red Rock provides brilliant views of not only the Strip but also the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. This 7,500 square-foot two-bedroom suite provides exuberant amounts of luxuries not known to other casinos. With a massive private patio, a huge outdoor hot tub, and a dining table that comfortably seats 10, the One-Eighty suite is the most interesting suite off the Strip.
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The Nobu Villa- Caesars Palace makes the list again with its Nobu Villa. Designed by American architect and designer David Rockwell, the outstanding Nobu Villa is the hotels only rooftop villa. The three bedroom 10,300 square-foot villa has a modern Japanese design with scents, sounds, and even fine cuisine made by in house Nobu chefs. With your own Zen garden and strip view, the Nobu Villa brings the Far East vibe out to the Wild West.
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Hardwood Suite- The Palms makes it second appearance on the list with its one of a kind suite! The Hardwood Suite covers a massive 10,000 square-feet on two floors and even comes with a basketball court. This suite also includes a professional sized locker room, pop out beds on the court, and a fully stocked bar filled with refreshments perfect for that time in between beating your friends in 1-on-1 and beating the casino downstairs.
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Titus Villa- The Titus Villa in Caesars Palace is one of the biggest available on the strip! This luxurious 11,200 square foot villa holds three bedrooms (two of which are fitted with king sized beds), a bar and billiards room, and even a media room with silk walls! Walk outside and relax in the villas private outdoor garden with a 390 square foot pool that can convert into a spa.
High vaulted ceilings, marble surfaces, and a custom gold fixated bathtub, the Titus Villa in Caesars Palace is one of the most luxurious places on the strip (or the world for that matter).
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