The Luxor Las Vegas is a very unique place! Designed in the style of Egyptian pyramids with its own Sphinx, the Luxor Las Vegas offers a very different stay in Las Vegas. The lifts ascend diagonally up the pyramid wall, and the light that shines from the top can be seen from 10 miles up in space. Vegas gets hotter than Egypt in the summer, so you’ll appreciate the 5-acre pool area with 4 pools and 4 Jacuzzis. Restaurant choices at the Luxor Las Vegas include seafood, Mexican and a huge buffet. In the sumptuous Nurture spa at Luxor, treatments available include botanical body buffs, Swedish massages and refresher facials.
Caesars Palace Las Vegas is another themed hotel in Vegas, this time based on the Romans. Even the most decadent Roman emperor would be amazed by the riches of this marvellous hotel. At Caesars Palace Las Vegas they don’t do things by half’s, there are 11 restaurants to choose from and another whopping 17 in the adjoining Forum Shops. Head on over to the might Colosseum for performances from Cher and Celine Dion who will be returning here to perform in the spring of 2011. All in all, Caesars Palace Las Vegas is a hotel fit for an emperor and empress. You’ll come, you’ll see. you’ll be conquered.
Last on this list of themed hotels is The Venetian Las Vegas. Who says you have to go to Italy to marvel in the delights that is Venice. From the moment you enter The Venetian®, you’ll be overwhelmed by the exquisite detail of this magnificent resort. The Venetian recreates the wonder of Venice with a replica of St. Mark’s Square, Doge’s Palace, and the Bridge of Sighs. What’s more, The Venetian Las Vegas offers charming gondola rides that travel along a quarter-mile Grand Canal that winds through the famous Grand Canal Shoppes®. Where you will find more than 80 one-of-a-kind boutiques, award winning restaurants and performs eager to entertain you. If that want impressive enough The Venetian Las Vegas also boasts 19 award-winning restaurants and voted the number one spa in Las Vegas, Canyon Ranch SpaClub®.
