Few concepts go together as comfortably as luxury and casino hotels.
These homes-away-from-home entice guests with the promise of decadence and the chance of a jackpot only a game or two away. Unlike "regular" hotel rooms, casino hotel rooms aren't simply a place to lay your head and catch a few winks: rather, casino hotel features have evolved to deliver high-roller look and feel even long after guests have left the tables downstairs.
Here's an alluring peek beyond the lobby at the ways some of the best-known casinos in the industry deck out their rooms:
1. VDARA HOTEL AND CASINO, LAS VEGAS
Hotels, particularly casino hotels, often have a variety of furniture pieces in common: the bed, of course, a couch, perhaps an accent chair or two. What you don't see very often is a large dining table in the room, complete with well-appointed Parsons chairs.
Vdara embraces the idea of "staying in" for its lucky guests, giving them the means to turn a delivered room service dinner into something a little more upscale - a slender table with a stunning slatted lamp hanging just above.
Whether you're enjoying drinks with friends or talking over a business deal while you're in town, this generously-sized table provides the perfect means to do so without ever leaving the room -- solidifying it as a unique focal point of the room.
In the wood-centric Fiore Suite, one of the casino's finest rooms, guests are more apt to feel as if they're enjoying a quiet evening at home rather than in the heart of the busy, noisy, AC strip.
The thoughtful inclusions in the decor make all the difference, from the natural rick wood foyer to the unexpected armoire and true vanity table in the oversized bathroom.
The custom-made, inlaid wood abounds, from nightstands and headboards to occasional tables, and the muted color palette of the accent seating contributes to the welcoming feel of the rich room.
The famed Magnolia Suite in this unique venue gives a clear nod to nearby New Orleans' French roots - ornate headboards and footboards, a separate dining area, end-of-bed benches and accent chairs with a splash of daring red - c'est magnifique!
Lush and plush, the room manages to take on an aristocratic air while still feeling absolutely decadent, thanks to a darker color palette and shaped, turned leg accents on the furniture.
The unique design on the bedside tables gives the room a custom feel, without taking too much away from the classic style of the rest of the room.
Casinos are all about getting more bank for your buck (if you’re lucky!) and multifunctional furniture pieces are being featured more and more in casino hotel rooms.
Pieces like this fun, custom, piece are popping up left in right in rooms! The pop of pink makes it perfect for a unique and quirky hotel room -- while the optimum use of space makes it multifunctional and fun.
No matter where you choose to roll the dice, these five destinations have plenty to offer when you're seeking the aesthetic jackpot. A perfect combination of guest convenience, superb looks, and a unique take on the casino's particular theme -- the commitment to custom features in their hotel rooms skyrocket these five casino hotels to some of the best.