Today there is no other place with so many represented, from Puck to the late great Joel Robuchon to Nobu Matsuhisa, Bobby Flay, Michael Mina, Alain Ducasse and so on.īut not at Wynn, where the anti-Vegas norm has always been developing original concepts from within.

When you think Vegas, you immediately think celebrity chefs, because that’s what the city’s entire culinary scene was built on - a trend launched by Wolfgang Puck with Spago at Caesars Palace Forum Shops but first fully embraced resort-wide by Steve Wynn at Bellagio. The slate of eateries here also illustrates what makes Wynn so different. only Forbes 5-Star Chinese Restaurant in Las Vegas. Wynn's Wing Lei was the first Cantonese eatery in North America to earn a Michelin Star and is the. As if by law, every resort in Las Vegas is required to feature a high-end Chinese eatery, but Wing Lei is consistently considered the best (it’s famous for the Peking Duck). These include the 5-Star Wing Lei - the only 5-Star Chinese menu in town and also the first Cantonese restaurant in North America to win a Michelin Star. Each side has its own casino area, gym and spa - both 5-Star winners - while the many excellent restaurants are spread around evenly.

It does not matter which side of the complex you stay on, unless you care about the colors of room décor, which is the only notable difference. There are also townhouse-style luxury one and two bedroom Fairway Villas opening to the golf course, with large outdoor spaces and lots of luxury extras like roundtrip limos to and from the airport (technically these are part of the Wynn Tower Suites, but they are physically separate and a top-tier hidden gem). The Tower Suites are still preferable, with easier check-in/out (and free morning coffee, something sadly missing in Vegas), but you can’t go wrong anywhere on the property. There are the four 5-Star hotels, including the connected Wynn and Encore, each of which has an even more luxurious boutique “Tower Suites” hotel within it.

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