Wynn Las Vegas, a luxury resort and casino on the Las Vegas Strip in the U.S., opened in 2005 after a US$2.7 billion development and remains one of the most expensive buildings ever constructed.
American magazine Business Insider recently named Wynn Las Vegas among the world's 10 most expensive buildings.
Since opening in 2005, the resort has become renowned for its extensive hotel accommodations, upscale dining venues, high-end shopping and entertainment offerings.
Its most distinctive feature is the sweeping bronze-glass tower, whose curved design has become one of the most recognizable landmarks on the Las Vegas Strip.
Designed to evoke a sense of elegance and tranquility, the resort's interiors seamlessly combine natural elements, fine art and modern luxury.
In contrast to the bold, spectacle-driven themes common among many Las Vegas properties, Wynn features abundant greenery, vibrant floral arrangements and curated art collections, creating a refined environment that offers both comfort and entertainment.
The resort features more than 2,700 guest rooms and over 1,800 slot machines.
The resort also offers exclusive pool areas with controlled guest access, providing a more private and relaxed atmosphere.
Its luxury cabanas are fitted with amenities such as ceiling fans, minibars, televisions and comfortable lounge seating, allowing guests to enjoy a full day of poolside leisure without leaving the area.
The granite-clad bathrooms are designed with comfort and space in mind, featuring dual vanity areas, a rainfall shower, a deep soaking tub and a selection of custom amenities created exclusively for the resort.
According to Business Insider, cardiologist David Morris spent a month in the Tower Suites at Wynn Las Vegas, where rates approached US$2,000 per night. He described the stay as one of the most luxurious hotel experiences available in the city, praising the property's service, amenities and overall attention to detail.
Beyond its luxury accommodations, Wynn has earned a reputation as one of Las Vegas's premier dining destinations.
The resort is home to more than 20 restaurants and bars serving a wide range of cuisines, including American, Italian, Japanese and Chinese food.
Travel experts say the resort's spa elevates wellness beyond traditional relaxation treatments.
Guests can indulge in a 90-minute deep-tissue massage using arnica-infused oil, followed by a series of soothing hydrotherapy treatments, creating a comprehensive wellness experience aimed at relieving tension and restoring vitality.
Pictured is the Awakening Theater, the venue for the Awakening show – a signature Las Vegas performance combining light, music, and circus acts. This show was created specifically for the resort.