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Short:
A painting on the wall of jewels surrounds the check-in of the small-sized lobby. Lounge is located up one level and serves as a waiting area.
General:
The resort was recently rebuilt in 1998 on the site of a former hotel with the same name. The Main Casino has 100,000 square feet of gaming space. A luxurious High-Limit Casino offers 35,000 square feet of elegantly appointed European-style gaming. A shopping adventure awaits you at the Desert Passage at the Aladdin, featuring over 140 retail shops plus dining, entertainment and night life. There is a theater for the performing arts which is a premier concert and special event venue. An on-site spa offers over 24 exotic therapies with 35 private therapy rooms. There are two sixth-floor outdoor terrace swimming pools overlooking the Strip and a Wedding Chapel. (0606/CH)
DiningFacilities:
The resort offers 21 fabulous restaurants ranging from casual to elegant: including a restaurant that features fresh seafood and prime cut of beef; another features Northern Italian cuisine, while another features New Orleans and Creole cuisine. Two of their fine restaurants have been rated in the Zagat Survey.
PropertyInformation:
Welcome to the world of 1001 Arabian Nights as you enter into this Middle Eastern themed resort. Two waterfalls are greeting you as well as palm trees and two big screen televisions on the north and south sides of the resorts' borders. The resort complex covers 35-acres.
RoomTypes:
Each of the hotel's, 2,567 guest rooms are oversized and are equipped with marble bathrooms (most with oversized tubs) and separate shower stalls, in-room high-speed Internet access and two phone lines.
SurroundingArea:
The resort hotel is located in the heart of the Strip, adjacent to Paris Las Vegas and the Bellagio is opposite. There is easy access to the airport and highway as well as easy pedestrian access directly from the Strip.
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