LAS VEGAS (AP) – Need a haircut or a massage but can’t bother to leave your hotel room?
A stay in the chairman suite in The Venetian might suit you. The 10,000 square-foot high-roller accommodations there are just one example of luxury living in Las Vegas.
Glimpses into four such hotel suites were part of a recent tour to raise funds for Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada.
Tour-goers paid up to $150 each to see the suites and other Vegas attractions that included:
– Vdara’s two-story suites on its 56th floor, which afforded spanning views of the Strip at night.
– A suite at The Cromwell that features a full pool table and large living and dining room.
– And MGM Grand’s Skyline Terrace Suite, which offered an outdoor patio as big as most hotel rooms.