In an effort to make customers feel like royalty, it pays to build a throne.
From innovative ethnic dishes to five-star restaurant-worthy desserts, this is no longer just about all-you-can-eat, industrial-grade crab legs. Nope, the chefs (yes, chefs) at the top hotel buffets in Las Vegas would like you to know that they are serious about food.
2012 was touted as the "Year of Downtown Las Vegas" by Mayor Carolyn Goodman last spring. Much attention has always been paid to The Strip, but downto...
A new poll taken by the extra-marital dating site AshleyMadison.com shows that Las Vegas is the city of a very specific sin. Over half of the 7,680 me...
With a host of museums and galleries, top-notch Tex-Mex cuisine and cactus-dotted landscape, Arizona's state capital is one of the most unique metropolises in the country. Here's what to see nearby once you've explored all that Phoenix has to offer.
LAS VEGAS -- The owners of the shuttered Sahara casino on an aging stretch of the Las Vegas Strip say they've secured $300 million in funding to redev...
Why watch on your couch with delivery pizza when you can hit up a sick party on The Strip?
After my deeply traumatic experience at Rumor, Las Vegas, I was looking for somewhere fun and friendly to recover. I found it at the El Cortez Cabana Suites in downtown Vegas.
Don't ever stay in Rumor. The rooms are fine, but when it counts, the service is the worst in Vegas.
Las Vegas, oddly enough, might just be America's coolest landlocked beach resort. Swimming pools can be just as over-the-top as the Strip sidewalk...
What I came to appreciate about Las Vegas is how good it is at being garish and tacky. It takes genius to do garish and tacky that well.
Communicate to a private butler via an in-room iPad or make virtual women appear on your in-suite pool table -- whatever your wish, there's a high-tech hotel room for you.
Las Vegas is always packed with action, not to mention people: The city attracts roughly 37.5 million people per year. There are, seemingly, hundreds ...
"The scale of the resort quite honestly is a small city," says chief engineer of facilities James Gonsalves, who describes the "underground metropolis...
