Not to mention there are a lot of overpriced restaurants on the Strip that are flashy, but not actually very good. Las Vegas can be quite surface level and touristy unless you know where to go for quality food and experiences.
My rates do not include the cost of the activities, so all expenses will be taken care of by you. Feel free to make suggestions! I will be moving to Chicago in the Summer of ! For my remaining time in Las Vegas, here are some top activities I would love to experience. Dinner at Crossroads in Resorts World. This is a plant based Italian fine dining restaurant and the food is incredible.
One of my favorite restaurants in this city. Crossroads also does a Sunday brunch buffet. The X-Pot in Palazzo. Recommended hotels in the area:. All of these properties have great restaurants and shows as well:. Customer service is top notch in both properties. The general vibe is more classic, sophisticated and a bit more mellow than the hotels right in the middle of the Strip like Cosmo or Bellagio. Cosmopolitan : More centrally located on the Strip.
The rooms here are great, and the Cosmo probably has the best suites for the price as far as views and spaciousness the wraparound terrace is incredible; some suites even come with two full bathrooms.
Vibe is swanky, sexy, eclectic. Gets quite busy. Bellagio : More centrally located on the Strip. The bathrooms and closet space were impressive. That said, this is an iconic Strip property with its breathtaking gardens that change seasonally, daily fountain shows , and great restaurants. The property gets quite busy. Aria : Really nice rooms and I love that they limit single use plastics by providing dispensable toiletries! Smaller property with a handful of restaurants; no entertainment like the properties listed above.
