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"Located at the Vdara Hotel, this spa was recently awarded the Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star rating for the third consecutive year. Set over 2 floors, The Spa at Vdara has a modern, natural theme throughout, from its wooden floors to waterfalls, right down to the treatments offered. Forbes Travel Guide says that a visit to this spa is “an experience that is as mindful of luxury and relaxation as it is holistic healing and eco-friendly practices”."

"At 16,000 sq ft, this Forbes Travel’s five-star spa specializes in multi-functional treatment rooms and services such as massages, facials, brow bar, waxes, tints and nail services and even retail therapy. Vdara offers day passes for $40 during the week and $80 between Friday and Sunday. Related: Spas of America Names Top 2020 Spas"

"A post shared by Luxury Thai Spa Massage (@luxurythaispa) on Jun 5, 2018 at 11:24am PDT. Get yourself a treat and an invigorating massage after a long day of fun and sweating while casino hopping in the neighborhood of the Sin City. Feel the good vibe upon entering with a warm welcome from the extremely helpful front desk who will lead you to a room with good soundproofing."

"The Four Seasons is an elegant oasis on the 35th-39th floors of the Mandalay Bay building, with a separate entrance and non-gaming environment. The spa is small by Vegas standards but has a sense of intimacy and the first-rate service you expect from Four Seasons. It's best when you want a quiet environment and lots of personal attention, not a big, splashy spectacle."

"Anybody residing at the Wynn is seeking a luxury experience and that is exactly what the shops at Wynn Esplanade offer. Let us tell you that this place is only for the deep pockets, one can choose from a wide array of posh retail outlets to copy the last runway look that you fancied!. There is a wide variety of national and international brands as well as many boutiques including the likes of Alexander McQueen, Cartier, Chanel, Chloe, Chopard, Dior, etc."

"Tivoli Village runs the premier Las Vegas lifestyle destination featuring a carefully curated collection of luxury brands, one-of-a-kind boutiques, restaurants, and upscale amenities for today’s active lifestyle and is home to several high-end business services. The center features more than 30 shopping and dining options as well as 25 professional offices. Tivoli has a range of choices to search which offer a unique experience of sophistication."

"features carefully curated retailers, services, dining options and is home to several high-end office .. Tivoli Village has some of the most unique shops and Dining in all of Las Vegas, they even have one of the Leading Cosmetic Schools in the industry right on sight. There is a very unique home decor store as well as an open air farmers market once a week, with live entertainment and fun local flavors."

"Your visit to the Tivoli Village will be nothing short of exciting. Just a short walk away from the Strip, this lifestyle mall is filled luxury and unique retail outlets. You can certainly find yourself taking a yoga class on the Piazza or dancing in the streets when you’re there."

"The airy central conservatory, which opens up right as you enter Bellagio, was inspired by the verdigris framework of Art Nouveau conservatories of Paris. Despite the fact that Las Vegas sits smack in the middle of the Mojave Desert, you can see the changing seasons in all their glory here as the garden transforms five times per year with fresh flowers; towering animatronic butterflies and birds; burbling fountains and bobbing lanterns. Each of its seasonal “theatrical presentations” of the elements is totally new."

"Not to be outdone by the Flamingo, the Bellagio Hotel and Casino boasts it’s own free to visit nature display known at the Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, located just inside of the hotel. This sprawling garden is constantly changing up its flowery displays based on the season. During the holidays, you’ll see Christmas trees."

"The Conservatory & Botanical Gardens at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. Photo Credit: Breeze Leonard. Our family stayed at the Bellagio and while it’s not the most kid-friendly hotel, the Conservatory and Fountain show were both worth seeing."

"This park is calm and quaint during most of the day, but once it’s show time, it becomes a stunning night show that is sure to entertain your kids at the end of the day. The show is called Sunset Stampede Laster Light and Water Show and is inspired by Western pioneers; the show runs 5 times starting from 2 PM. It features everything from dancing water displays, laser lights, as well as thrilling music."

"The Sunset Stampede is another awesome casino-run show, featuring live animatronics, holograms, and smoke machines. With its Wild West theme and gorgeous indoor waterfall, it’s easy to see why this free show draws a crowd every day. Shows are done five times a day, every day—but you don’t have to watch a full show to appreciate the area’s beauty."

"With a backdrop of Tuscan architecture, the Bellagio’s faux Lake Como and dancing fountains are the antithesis of the Mojave Desert – although the resort does use reclaimed water. The fountain show’s recorded soundtrack varies, so cross your fingers that it will be Italian opera or ol’ Blue Eyes crooning ‘Luck Be a Lady,’ instead of country-and-western twang."

"Although our itinerary looked like we did it all, we had a few things that we didn’t get to do such as taking a photo in front of the Las Vegas Welcome Sign and watching the Bellagio fountain at night. Overall, we had an amazing four days and we can’t wait to go back!"