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PURE LUXURY UPGRADE: THE VENETIAN
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Upgrade to a Venetian Rialto Suite for a double-door entrance into your Welcome to Venice, Vegas-style. You get the best of both at this Venetian-
Italian marble foyer, separate living area and walk-in closet themed luxury hotel and casino on the east side of the Strip. It is a truly
remarkable experience.
Bordering the strip at the hotel entrance is a mini-Venice: Doge's Palace, St
Mark's Square, and a Bridge of Sighs. One of the most memorable aspects
of visiting the Venetian is a gondola ride on the canal that snakes through
the billion-dollar resort, including the length of the enormous shopping mall.
There’s no place like it on the Strip.
Among the largest and probably the most handsome in town, with a flair
that's more European than Vegas, rooms are all genuine suites, with oversize
marble bathrooms and sunken living rooms with a pull out sofa bed.
AN ALL-SUITE HOTEL Many celebrity chefs have a residency here, among them ‘America’s Best
chef’ Thomas Keller at Bouchon, and Paolo Belloni (he’s cooked for Frank
VERY OWN ‘GRAND CANAL’
Sinatra) at Italian seafood restaurant Zefferino. The Tao Asian Bistro is
definitely worth a visit, too.
The massive casino has over 2,500 slots, and the unbelievably lavish spa is
1,760 SEAT THEATRE possibly the finest hotel spa in town.
2009|2010 PRICES FROM
01 OCT - 31 OCT 01 NOV - 31 DEC 01 JAN 10 - 31 MAR 01 APR - 30 JUN 01 JUL - 31 AUG 01 SEP - 31 DEC
Sun - Thu (per night) £53 £57 £79 £67 £58 £60
Fri - Sat (per night) £77 £67 £107 £85 £77 £81
Prices are per person per night, based on a Venetian Luxury Suite, on a room only basis.
ROOM UPGRADE: Venetian Rialto Suite £30 per person per night. FLIGHTS: Return flights to Las Vegas start from £369. Return Premium Economy flights start from £1,149.
Return Business Class flights start from £2,249. Return First Class flights start from £2,999.
For our extended portfolio of Pure Luxury destinations and hotels visit
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