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Wynn Hotel and Resort

Wynn Las Vegas, the curved building covered by bronze-tinted glass, is located on a three-acre lake and features the only golf course onthe strip. The hotel offers business services, conference rooms and exhibit space. The hotel features designer boutiques including Cartier, Dior and Chanel. The hotel contains a Ferrari and Maserati showroom. The hotel includes an outdoor pool with a bridge across the center. Tom Fazio designed the 18-hole golf course featuring bentgrass greens. Wynn contains a 110,000-square-foot casino that offers table games, a poker room and slot games.

Lake of Dreams

Wynn Las Vegas is constructed so that visitors must enter the building to view the free attractions. The main attraction is a large, curtain waterfall behind a mountain that faces the strip. The waterfall falls into a 3 acre lake. Both the waterfall and lake have images displayed on them to produce a show called "Lake of Dreams". This show starts on the hour beginning in the afternoon. When the show is inactive, the waterfall creates an animated color sequence on the screen, which is very attractive at night.

Wynn Golf and Country Club

The Wynn Golf and Country Club is the only golf course on the Las Vegas Strip. It was designed by Steve Wynn and Tom Fazio, who previously worked together on the Shadow Creek Golf Club, also in Las Vegas. Use of the course is restricted to hotel guests at a cost of $500 per round.

Dining at the Wynn

The hotel contains 15 restaurants including the Alex featuring flavors of the French Riviera, in a formal atmosphere. SW Steakhouse offers classic American and French cuisine. The hotel's Barolotta Ristorante di Mare offers fresh fish flown in from European markets daily and serves classic Italian pasta dishes for lunch and dinner.

Le Reve at the Wynn Las Vegas
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Show: Le Reve
LE Reve
Le Reve Tickets
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Come see the amazing water show: Le Reve. Le Reve is set in a 1 million gallon water theatre, all seets are within 40 feet of the main stage. The production was created by Franco Dragone and is similar to shows produced by Cirque du Soleil.

"Le Reve" means "The Dream" in French, and the name of the centerpiece painting that Steve Wynn owns, an original painting by Picasso.

Club: Tryst
Tryst Las Vegas

The original full-scale nightclub on the property, Le Bete, was temporarily closed during a redesign to improve performance. Le Bete reopened as Tryst in 2006, with a popular weekly event called Retro on Sunday nights.

Tryst was named as one of the hottest nightclubs on the Strip by critics. It has been debated whether the club's name was meant to allude to a kind of love affair, (see Tryst), or the dance move of the same name. Steve Wynn himself later confirmed on his website that Tryst was indeed an allusion to an intimate romantic interlude.

Club: Lure
Lure Las Vegas

Lure is the second nightclub and ultra-lounge of Wynn Las Vegas. It is one of two nightclubs that opened with the resort. Its counterpart club was the failed Le Bete, which has since been reopened as Tryst. Lure is what one would call a "casino club", as it is located near the casino floor. Guests can take a break from the action and go in to cool off a bit. Casino clubs have proven successful for some resorts. Lure has been acclaimed by critics as one of the "hippest" clubs in the city. While Le Bete's successor, Tryst, has overshadowed Lure, the club has a strong and loyal following and is one of the most popular ultra-lounge style clubs in the city.

 

 
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