Only one pool is open during the winter and it’s heated, but the 5.5-acre elevated pool complex is designed and laid out well. Courtesy of Resorts World Las VegasĪll hotel swimming is outdoors and yes, even in the winter. Facials and foot treatments are options as well. Or, the Bangkok Thai Wellness massage that incorporates ancient techniques to stretch the body. There are single and couple treatment rooms for sixty- and ninety-minute massages like the Himalayan Salt Stone Massage, where salt-crystal stones exfoliate while nourishing the skin with eighty-four trace minerals. The treatment room space is done in dark brown and the lighting is turned down low for a relaxed mood. The men and women’s locker rooms have their own respective steam rooms and hot tubs, not to mention showers and styling stations after a visit. After checking in at the main desk a hostess will guide guests to the locker room to change into a robe and sandals. With spa products from creams to crystal jewelry, and bathing suits for sale at the entrance, guests will have all they need if they need to purchase from the spa.

Located on the second floor, the spa is inviting from the moment you walk in. With 27,000 square feet of taupe colors, dark browns and golds, and muted lighting makes it impossible to want to leave the spa area.

You also notice in The Conrad and Crockfords the curated art pieces commissioned for the Resort.ĭesigned with dark tones, the spa eases guests into total relaxation. With rooms slightly larger than Hilton, rooms and bathrooms have bigger larger walk-in showers and a closed off WC, giving these rooms some extra space. Though a luxury brand, its lobby is buzzing, more than Crockfords. The lobby with its blue carpet with intricate design detail and elephant mural with long semicircular reception desk and gold accenting seen throughout lets you know you’re not just at any hotel. Baccarat, Marriott, and the Palazzo Hotel (Las Vegas) are some of the properties they have designed. Rooms range in size from 550 to 2,800 square feet and was designed by KNA Design, the architectural firm specialized in designing for the hospitality and residential industries. With 1,496 rooms and suites, The Conrad has a luxury touch that is palpable from the expansive lobby and upscale amenities.

With less crowding wide spaces, and private gambling rooms celebrities can gamble in peace. Looking different to the Resort casino, it has its own feel from its beige color palette and light sand walls, encompassing a warm feel that put guests in a relaxed mood. The hotel embraces the city’s gaming spirit with its own Crockfords casino, which only Crockford’s hotel guests can utilize.

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