LAS VEGAS
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4 STAR | FLAMINGO HOTEL
A Vegas classic, the Flamingo Hotel, has and Marie Osmond and illusionist Nathan
anchored the Las Vegas Strip since it was
Burton. And of course, for quintessential
built in the 1940s. Located on the corners
Vegas thrills, there’s the ever-rolling dice,
of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo
slots and table games at the hotel’s
Road, its pink and orange façade is a
Caribbean-style casino.
piece of Vegas nostalgia, combined with
GUEST ROOMS:
all the contemporary comfort and facilities
Deluxe Rooms measure 350 sq ft and offer
a wannabe Sinatra needs.
classic styling, cable television and high
speed Internet access.
It’s a less ostentatious, lower-key experience
Chic Flamingo Go Rooms are decorated
than a stay at some of its megahotel
in crisp white and dark wood, with
neighbours, but with superb service and
signature Flamingo pink woven through.
attention to detail that ranks very highly
Amenities include iPod docking stations,
Deluxe Room
among the hotels along the Strip.
CD and DVD players, flat screen TVs and
Rooms are spacious, the Flamingo Go
wireless Internet access.
rooms even displaying a hint of retro design,
FLAMINGO HOTEL
and the L-shaped buildings curve around a
DINING:
PRICES PER PERSON STAYING IN
1 NIGHT FROM
A TWIN SHARE DELUXE ROOM
spacious pool complex – one of the best on
Signature restaurants include exceptional ON A ROOM ONLY BASIS SUN-THU FRI - SAT
the Strip - with four huge swimming pools.
sushi at Hamada of Japan, American 01 JAN 09 - 31 MAR 09 £36 £58
All surrounded by a 15-acre wildlife habitat
bistro fare in Voga, classic steakhouse
01 APR 09 - 30 JUN 09 £38 £62
stalked by the elegant flamingos that give the
dining at Steakhouse46 and burgers at
01 JUL 09 - 31 AUG 09 £38 £60
hotel its name.
Margaritaville. Casual dining ranges from
01 SEP 09 - 31 OCT 09 £46 £71
buffets and grills to coffee shops.
There’s a fitness centre to keep the energy
01 NOV 09 - 31 DEC 09 £35 £56
going, and essential oils massages, a
HOTEL FACILITIES:
eucalyptus steam room and whirlpool baths
Four swimming pools and two hot tubs in
to relax in afterwards at the spa.
a 15-acre landscaped tropical retreat.
HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS
The Flamingo Spa offers a fitness centre, One of the best pool complexes
Outstanding signature restaurants range
multi-temperature whirlpool tubs, wet and on the Strip
from authentic Japanese dishes and an
dry saunas, eucalyptus steam rooms and
exceptional sushi bar at Hamada of Japan to
Surrounded by a 15-acre wildlife habitat
massage treatments.
the fun of huge cheeseburgers at the
Hairstyling, facials, manicures and
Caribbean-themed Margaritaville or prime
pedicures at the Alexandra Salon.
aged steak and seafood at the classic
Four floodlit tennis courts.
Steakhouse46. The Garden Bar and The
Golf available at the Cascata and Rio
Island Bar offer a delightfully kitsch tropical
Secco courses, 30 minutes from the Strip.
fantasy of cocktails with umbrellas and views
of the Flamingo lagoon and waterfalls.
ENTERTAINMENT:
But such mellow pleasures are just part of the
Wildlife habitat teeming with Chilean
nightly entertainment menu here.
flamingos, swans, Koi carp and turtles.
Two concert and show venues, hosting
The Flamingo has been a magnet for
performances by Donny and Marie
showbusiness legends since it opened,
Osmond, magician Nathan Burton and
hosting a constellation of them including
comedian George Wallace.
Nat King Cole, Dean Martin and Richard
Pryor. The tradition continues today in two
venues, with performances from Donny
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