4 STAR | GOLDEN NUGGET HOTEL & CASINO
Offering Las Vegas glamour without the There’s a newly renovated 600-seat ballroom,
theatrical spectacle so beloved of big Strip
hosting one-man shows and innovative lounge
hotels, the only overriding theme at the
acts and an award-winning casino. And the
Golden Nugget is pleasure.
excitement continues with the multimedia
must-see show, the Fremont Street
Located in the so-called ‘Glitter Gulch’, this Experience, starting just outside the door.
already-impressive hotel has been pumped
full of investment over the past few years,
GUEST ROOMS:
and it shows. Handsome interiors full of
1,915 spacious and contemporary rooms.
marble, brass and glass gleam behind a
South Tower Rooms have rich brown and
glittering gold and white exterior. Pride of
cream décor, many with views of the Spring
place in the lobby is a 61-pound gold
Mountains, while North Tower Rooms offer
nugget, the world’s largest – giving a hint of
Egyptian cotton bed linen and plasma TVs.
the ostentation to come.
Guests in Gold Club Rooms have key-card
South Tower Room
access to the Gold Club Floors, VIP check-
Rich wood, fine Egyptian cotton bed linen, in and use of the VIP lounge and
classic furnishings and marble bathrooms complimentary spa use.
GOLDEN NUGGET HOTEL & CASINO
create a luxurious feel in the spacious
PRICES PER PERSON STAYING IN
1 NIGHT FROM
guestrooms, complimented by state-of-the-
DINING:
A TWIN SHARE SOUTH TOWER
Dining choices in six restaurants include a
ROOM ON A ROOM ONLY BASIS SUN-THU FRI - SAT
art touches such as flat-screen plasma TVs.
classic Las Vegas buffet, contemporary
01 JAN 09 - 31 MAR 09 £21 £41
Suites raise the level of modern luxury even
Chinese at Lillie’s Noodle House, a vintage
01 APR 09 - 30 JUN 09 £20 £40
higher with separate living areas and
whirlpool bathtubs.
steakhouse at Vic & Anthony’s and Italian
01 JUL 09 - 31 AUG 09 £21 £40
trattoria, Grotto. Casual options include 01 SEP 09 - 31 OCT 09 £22 £48
Six restaurants provide an array of dining handcrafted sushi and sashimi at Red Sushi 01 NOV 09 - 31 DEC 09 £19 £34
choice, including a contemporary noodle and the 24-hour Carson Street Café.
house, Lillie’s, vintage steakhouse, Vic
& Anthony’s and a hearty Italian trattoria
HOTEL FACILITIES:
HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS
serving delicious homemade pastas.
Luxurious Spa with salon, steam room,
indulgent body treatments and a
Home to ‘The Tank’ a $30 million water
Facilities are a treat for the senses -
full-service beauty salon offering complex with an impressive shark tank
a peaceful, plush spa offers relaxing and
hairstyling, manicure and pedicure.
Award-winning casino
rejuvenating face and body treatments,
Spacious outdoor heated swimming
sauna, steam room and fitness centre.
pool area.
Unique downtown location
And there’s extra pampering in the
full-service beauty salon.
ENTERTAINMENT:
Lively arcade with classic and
The hotel’s smaller scale and focus on guest
state-of-the-art arcade games.
relations, means extremely attentive service
Giant aquarium, The Tank, offering
and a genuinely friendly, relaxed atmosphere
a thrilling shark habitat
throughout.
30ft three storey secured waterslide.
Award-winning casino.
There is some thrilling drama though at 600-seat ballroom hosting one-man show,
The Tank, a $30 million water complex with ‘Defending the Caveman’, and innovative
a shark tank. Guests can watch the creatures lounge act, the Frankie Moreno Band.
from behind glass, and even join the scene – The stunning multimedia Fremont Street
via a three-storey secured waterslide. Experience starts just outside the hotel door!
Alternatively, the large outdoor heated pool
offers a more relaxing way to take a dip.
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