Las Vegas is a popular tourist destination, and it appeals to many different types of people for several reasons. Some of the most popular activities there include gambling, dining, shopping and entertainment, such as concerts and live shows. Its desert location also features many recreational activities for the avid hiker, golfer or all-around outdoor enthusiast. If you strike it rich and want to spend all your winnings in one place, there are many expensive activities to choose from.
Hotels
After a day of sightseeing and gambling, you might want to indulge yourself at one of Las Vegas’ most expensive and luxurious hotels. Some of these hotels are considered among the best of the world, according to the Travel Channel. For example, The Bellagio is famous for its outdoor fountains, but it also features a fine art gallery, botanical gardens, fine dining, and world-renowned shopping at chic boutiques. The Wynn Las Vegas is an AAA 5-Diamond hotel and offers several expensive gourmet restaurants and exclusive nightclubs.
Lake Mead
If outdoor recreation is your preference, Lake Mead is only 30 minutes away from Las Vegas. Situated on a 1.5-million acre area with the mountains in the background, this lake is truly an oasis in the desert. According to Scenic Las Vegas, Lake Mead is the largest man-made reservoir in the world. Spend your winnings on expensive activities, such as boat rentals, cruises, fishing or scuba diving.
Golf
You wouldn’t think Las Vegas is in the desert when you see how many golf courses it has to offer. One of the most expensive courses in the U.S. is located there--Shadow Creek. Steve Wynn built this course, and it is only accessible to guests at the MGM Mirage Hotel, Wynn Las Vegas or other Mirage properties. It features more than 200 varieties of trees, and every creek, waterfall, lake and hillside on it was built by hand. It has ranked in the Top 10 in the World lists of both Golf Magazine and Golf Digest since it opened in 1989.
Spas
Nearly every resort hotel in Las Vegas offers a day spa or spa treatments. Some of the most luxurious and expensive spas are at the Red Rock Resort and Mandarin Oriental. The Red Rock Resort spa is an escape from the glitz of the Strip, while the Spa at the Mandarin Oriental features panoramic views of Las Vegas.
Restaurants
Las Vegas features world-class dining and restaurants with all types of international cuisines. In fact, many famous chefs have restaurants there. Some of the most expensive restaurants are Wolfgang Puck’s “CUT” at the Palazzo, Thomas Keller’s “Bouchon” at The Venetian and Alessandro Stratta’s “Alex” at the Wynn Las Vegas.
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