Aladdin Casino Hotel

Aladdin

3667 Las Vegas Blvd. South

Las Vegas, NV 89109

Located in the midst of the Vegas Strip action, the Aladdin allows guests to enter a modern-day Cave of Wonders filled with gourmet restaurants, world-class shopping at Desert Passage and dazzling entertainment.

The Aladdin Resort & Casino bears the distinction of being the only resort in Vegas history to rise from the dead: it was imploded in 1998 and then rebuilt.

Themed after several stories from the "Arabian Nights," the Aladdin takes you on a mystical journey. Ebony horses stampede from the race and sports book, a giant Djinni's lamp smokes in the casino center and the structures over the casino table games resemble magic carpets.

Did you know that Elvis and Priscilla Presley were married in an Aladdin suite in 1967?

Further Details:

Rooms: 2,600, including suites

Casino: A 100,000-square-foot main casino with 2,800 slot machines and 87 table games. Plus The London Club, 35,000-square-foot European-style gaming salon operated in partnership with London Clubs International. Casino games include Blackjack, Caribbean Stud Poker, Craps, Keno, Let It Ride, Pai Gow Poker, Poker, Roulette, Slots, Baccarat, Wheel of Fortune, Megabucks and Super Megabucks. The casino has a poker room.

Race & Sports book: A 50-seat race and sports book, equipped with 30 televisions, including 42-inch plasma screens.

Dining: Commander's Palace; Bice; Josef's Brasserie; Buddha Bar; Macanudo Steakhouse & Club; Lombardi's; P.F. Chang's China Bistro; Elements Steak and Seafood; Tremezzo; Fat Anthony's Italian Eatery; Spice Market Buffet; Starbuck's; Zanzibar Cafe.

Entertainment: Theater for the Performing Arts (7,000 seats), headliner entertainment and Broadway shows.

Nightclubs: Insomnia, Ibiza

Shopping: More than 150 world-class and one-of-a-kind retail shops and several unique restaurants can be found in the Desert Passage mall.

Hotel amenities: 2 rooftop swimming pools, Elemis Spa, fitness center, hair salon.

Spa: The 32,000-square-foot Elemis Spa and Salon offers multiple types of massages and services.

Submitted by Brian Thompson, September 08, 2006

"This place was a lot of fun. It's on the strip, so it's not cheap, but worth the money. The room was nice and the buffet was awesome. The casino was classy too. I didn't need to go anywhere else, although I did for variety sake. If you want to stay on the strip, I would recommend it".