The hotel contains 2,600 lavish rooms and suites all
decorated with an Arabian flair. Guest rooms feature
marble bathrooms, including separate soaking tubs, separate
showers and private water closets (toilets).
The 100,000-square-foot main casino includes 2,800 slot
machines, 87 table games, Keno and a race and sports
book. Above the main floor, high-stakes players can
enjoy European-style gaming at the London Club, a 35,000-square-foot
salon that features a private entrance, an elevator,
a gourmet restaurant and 24-hour butler service in addition
to the high-stakes tables and slots.
The Aladdin is one of the few places in town where you
can swim above street level. The sixth-floor pool terrace
overlooks The Strip, which is either a good or bad thing
depending on how you look in a Speedo.
Located midway on the Vegas Strip, the Aladdin boasts
convenience and luxury. The hotel features gourmet restaurants,
world-class shopping at Desert Passage and great entertainment.
The Aladdin Resort & Casino bears the distinction
of being the only resort in Vegas history to rise from
the dead: It was imploded in 1998 and then rebuilt.
It's an even grander resort in its second life, practically
bursting with magic.
Themed after several stories from the Arabian Nights,
the Aladdin feels like another world. Ebony Horses stampede
from the race and sports book, and a giant Djinni's
lamp smokes in the casino center.
And there are other, more practical kinds of magic at
the Aladdin -- the rain that falls gently from the "sky"
of the mammoth Desert Passage shopping mall and an innovative,
multifloor casino layout that allows guests to access
their rooms from check-in without trekking through the
gaming areas.
Add to these technical and aesthetic wonders the exclusive
London Club casino, a host of critically acclaimed restaurants,
Center Stage at Aladdin showroom, the Aladdin Theatre
-- one of the best concert venues in Vegas -- and you've
got a veritable Cave of Wonders. The Aladdin is in the
business of granting your wishes, and business is good.
