Est.1998
Las Vegas, United States
Bellagio
A lake of dancing fountains out front and a ceiling of glass flowers inside. Bellagio is the Strip at its most composed, with a gaming floor to match.
Collections for every kind of getaway
Start from the trip you want: a spa weekend, a harbour-view suite or a grand old house with a dress code.
On the Strip 3 hotels
Rooms that open straight onto the Las Vegas Strip. Lift down, a few steps across the lobby, and the evening has started.
Est.1966
Las Vegas, United States
Caesars Palace
Marble statues, Roman columns and a casino floor that hums from noon until dawn. Caesars treats every night as opening night.
Est.2005
Las Vegas, United States
Wynn Las Vegas
A curved bronze tower, flower-lined corridors and a golf course behind the casino. Wynn is the Strip for guests who prefer the volume low.
By the water 4 hotels
Harbours, bays and riverbanks. These are the stays where the view from the window matters as much as the view across the table.
Est.2010
Marina Bay, Singapore
Marina Bay Sands
Three towers joined by a ship-shaped SkyPark, with a rooftop infinity pool above and one of Asia's slickest casinos below.
Est.1864
Monte-Carlo, Monaco
Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo
On the Place du Casino since 1864, facing Europe's most famous gaming house. Marble, gilt and a Michelin-starred dining room await.
Est.1997
Melbourne, Australia
Crown Towers Melbourne
The luxury tower of Melbourne's riverside entertainment precinct. Large rooms, a strong spa and celebrated restaurants a lift ride away.
Est.1998
Paradise Island, Bahamas
Atlantis Paradise Island
White beaches, marine habitats and a water park, with one of the Caribbean's largest casinos at the centre. Holiday first, tables second.
Grand dames 2 hotels
Historic houses with chandeliers, dress codes and gaming rooms that built their reputations generations ago.
Est.1966
Las Vegas, United States
Caesars Palace
Marble statues, Roman columns and a casino floor that hums from noon until dawn. Caesars treats every night as opening night.
Est.1864
Monte-Carlo, Monaco
Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo
On the Place du Casino since 1864, facing Europe's most famous gaming house. Marble, gilt and a Michelin-starred dining room await.
Spa and salon 4 hotels
A treatment in the afternoon and a seat in the salon after dinner. Hotels that give their spa the same attention as their casino.
Est.1998
Las Vegas, United States
Bellagio
A lake of dancing fountains out front and a ceiling of glass flowers inside. Bellagio is the Strip at its most composed, with a gaming floor to match.
Est.2005
Las Vegas, United States
Wynn Las Vegas
A curved bronze tower, flower-lined corridors and a golf course behind the casino. Wynn is the Strip for guests who prefer the volume low.
Est.2010
Marina Bay, Singapore
Marina Bay Sands
Three towers joined by a ship-shaped SkyPark, with a rooftop infinity pool above and one of Asia's slickest casinos below.
Est.1997
Melbourne, Australia
Crown Towers Melbourne
The luxury tower of Melbourne's riverside entertainment precinct. Large rooms, a strong spa and celebrated restaurants a lift ride away.
Full resort 3 hotels
Pools, theatres, malls and restaurants under one roof, for trips where you would rather not call a taxi at all.
Est.2010
Marina Bay, Singapore
Marina Bay Sands
Three towers joined by a ship-shaped SkyPark, with a rooftop infinity pool above and one of Asia's slickest casinos below.
Est.2007
Cotai, Macau
The Venetian Macao
Painted skies, indoor canals and a casino so big the hours slip by. The Venetian shows Cotai at its most ambitious.
Est.1998
Paradise Island, Bahamas
Atlantis Paradise Island
White beaches, marine habitats and a water park, with one of the Caribbean's largest casinos at the centre. Holiday first, tables second.