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Fairfield Inn By Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center

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Fairfield Inn By Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center

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Stunning outdoor pool with seating area at Treasure Island Hotel Las Vegas.

Professional meeting room at Treasure Island Hotel Las Vegas.

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Treasure Island Hotel Las Vegas

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Outdoor pool with lounge beds at Flamingo Las Vegas.

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Stunning outdoor pool at Flamingo Las Vegas.

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Outdoor pool with palm trees at Flamingo Las Vegas.

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Flamingo Las Vegas

4.1/5

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Your Las Vegas Day Stay Guide

Food – As a major tourist destination, Las Vegas plays host to a large number of top notch restaurants to suit every appetite. Culinary styles from around the world can be found, with Cajun cuisine at Lola’s, Japanese food at Raku, and Weera Thai offering Thai delights. Amongst the best vegan restaurants is VegeNation, but there are plenty more from which to choose.

Casinos – Perhaps Las Vegas’ most famous distraction is its large number of casinos. The Golden Gate Hotel and Casino is one of many, and has been running for over a century. There are dozens more from which to choose, and many games to play, from blackjack to poker, roulette to craps. There’s nowhere better to throw the dice and see if Lady Luck’s smiling at you.

Live Performances – The Smith Center for the Performing Arts is a recently opened art deco concert hall, which includes a 1920s style jazz club and hosts ballet, opera, and orchestral performances. If laughter’s the order of the day, you’re in luck: Las Vegas has dozens of clubs and theaters dedicated to comedy.

Museums – Get hands on with history at The Mob Museum, which features interactive exhibits about the history of organized crime. Perhaps fittingly, it’s located in a former courthouse. Las Vegas Natural History Museum is ideal for those interested in the natural world. The museum houses historical artifacts in a family-friendly venue that includes interactive exhibits.

Seven Intriguing Las Vegas Facts

Las Vegas is Spanish for “the meadows.”

The city is the most populous in Nevada and is the largest in the Mojave Desert.

The city names itself “The Entertainment Capital of the World”. It’s also known as the “Gambling Capital of the World.”

Las Vegas was settled in 1905 and formally incorporated six years later.

Nomadic tribes inhabited the area thousands of years ago.

In 1931 Nevada legalized gambling, which was to become one of the keys to Las Vegas’ success as a city.

It’s a great place to get a tan; Las Vegas has over 300 sunny days per year, on average.