Features
What to expect: Possessing a venerable Las Vegas name, Aladdin nonetheless is the newest Strip hotel, with the old resort replaced by a larger one that opened in 2000. Unlike many Las Vegas hotels, Aladdin doesn't require guests to pass through the casino to reach their rooms or other hotel destinations. Aided by good signage and clear sight lines, navigation through the entire complex is relatively easy. Amenity highlights: Above the main casino, the upscale London Club offers a posh ambience of evening-dress dealers, plush seating, and high-limit tables. The pool complex offers two large, heated pools flanking an expansive sundeck dotted with palm trees. The shopping/dining promenade runs in a 1.2-mile circle under a softly lighted "sky" ceiling. The opulent, 32,000-square-foot Elemis Spa offers two-room suites for couples, beauty treatments, and a fitness center. Insider tip: Located between the main casino and the mezzanine, Sinbad's Lounge is a terrific place not only for enjoying live evening entertainment but for viewing the hotel's entire neon-lit spectacle.
Zanzibar Café - Located on main casino floor; open 24 hours. Now featuring expanded menu including Pink’s Hollywood-famous hot dogs and secret chili recipe. Planet Hollywood menu items also featured, including chicken pot stickers, LA lasagna, Thai shrimp pasta, and bananas foster. Asian cuisine served as well, along with steak, prime rib, seafood, burgers, sandwiches, soups, and salads. Tremezzo - Offering inside seating under colorful murals and open-air terrace seating above The Strip, this restaurant features Italian cuisine. Spice Market Buffet - All-you-can-eat buffet restaurant offers various international food stations for lunch and dinner, including Italian, American, and Middle Eastern, along with salad/soup stations and a vast dessert station. Elements - All curves, polished wood, and shiny surfaces; steaks, chops, seafood, and notable wine list offered.
P.F. Chang's China Bistro - This large restaurant offers inside and outside seating and serves regional Chinese cuisine. Towering Palms Café - Open during the warm season, this restaurant serves sunbathers on the pool deck located six floors above The Strip. Starbucks - This is a branch of the international coffeehouse chain. In addition to restaurants in the hotel proper, there are 14 other eating establishments along the Desert Passage shopping promenade, including the following: Commander's Palace - Celebrated restaurant featuring blue crab, crawfish, gumbo, grits, and beignets. Bonsai Sushi Bar - Open for dinner and late-night dining. Offers sushi, sashimi, sake, and wine. Todai - This Japanese restaurant; includes sushi bar and seafood buffet. Oyster Bay Seafood & Wine Bar - Classic-style seafood dishes served. Lombardi's Romagna Mia - This is a traditional Northern Italian trattoria. La Salsa Cantina - This restaurant features generous margaritas and Mexican fare. Cheeseburger at the Oasis - Burgers, mai tais, and rock-and-roll. Room service is available 24 hours.
The 7,000-seat Theatre for the Performing Arts offers Broadway touring shows, boxing matches, and made-for-television shows such as cheerleading contests.
Consisting of six different settings and featuring two DJs, the sleek nightclub Curve provides music and dancing for a young, dressy crowd. Comprising more than 100,000 square feet, the casino supplies slots, video poker, backjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, pai gow, and a sports book. Located on the mezzanine level, the posh London Club provides an additional 35,000 square feet of gaming space. Club Aladdin Gold offers membership cards that earn cash-back points on slot and video game play, a special hotel-registration check-in line, front-of-the-waiting-line privileges at selected restaurants, and complimentary use of the Elemis Spa's saunas, steam rooms, spas, relaxation rooms, and fitness center.
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