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The Aladdin Hotel and Casino The Style: After guests arrive at the Hotel it becomes impossible to miss the unique style and theme that permeates the architecture and décor of the facility. With a strong Arabian theme ranging from Moroccan to Turkish the Aladdin sets itself apart in both style and appearance from any other Las Vegas Strip property. The Hotel: Once inside the Hotel, guests will discover that check in is a breeze. The Aladdin Hotel has a large and friendly staff ready to help everyone get settled in. Whether you need help locating your room or getting your luggage there, there is always a staff member anxious and eager to assist hotel patrons. Guest rooms range from the traditional Deluxe Room all the way up to a 1,255 square foot Panorama Suite. Most guests will reserve a deluxe room which is more than adequate for the average get away weekend. A deluxe room features either two queen beds or a single king. A large television, armoire, and a table and chairs generally fill out the rest of the furniture in the main living area. Add to that each of the 2,600 guest rooms has a marble bath attached that generally has a giant soaking tub and stand up shower as well as all the little niceties that guests to Las Vegas have come to expect. And if for any reason you have forgotten something the staff at the front desk is almost always willing to help you acquire any item you might require. The Aladdin also offers special rooms for those guests who have disabilities or just require a little extra assistance in navigating or making use of a traditional rooms amenities. |
Guests of the Aladdin can take advantage of their stay be earning and or redeeming point in the Starwood Preferred Guest program. The Casino: Of course the Aladdin is more than just a hotel and casino not that the casino should be ignored. In excess of 100,000 square feet, the casino floor at the Aladdin has one of the most impressive floors in all of Las Vegas. At the time of this review the Aladdin boasts 1,840 slot machines and over 80 different gaming tables. Recently the Aladdin has also opened its brand new poker room. With the success of televised poker and the world series of poker, thousands of new players have been clamoring for more and better places to play and the Aladdin has delivered on that request. Currently every Monday – Thursday there are high hand jack pots and classic poker tournaments between 10am and 1pm. For high limit players, the Aladdin is the first hotel and casino to offer a true European inspired gaming salon with over 35,000 square feet of high limit action. The players club for the casino is called Club Aladdin and can be used by gaming enthusiasts to enjoy private events and promotions as well as tickets to Aladdin special events. Player’s club points can also earn players special merchandise, complimentary meals, free hotel visits and a host of other awards. Cash back can also be earned on slot play. The Food: Las Vegas is famous for indulgence and eating well can turn out to be one of the ultimate indulgences. The Aladdin offers 5 stand out restaurants as well as a number of casual dinning options. Between these 5 culinary options it is nearly impossible not to locate something that will appeal to the pallet. Bonsai, Elements, Tremezzo, Spice Market Buffet, and Zanzibar Café and the by name and each has a special and unique style to offer. Other casual dinning options include P.F. Changs and Room Service as well as Star Bucks Coffee and the Commander’s Place. |
The concierge at the hotel can help guests book show tickets, dinner reservations, and supply information about many of the other happenings in Las Vegas during your stay so never hesitate to contact them. Read Other Las Vegas Strip Hotel Reviews:
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