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The
Aladdin Hotel and Casino originally opened in early 1966 as the 'Tallyho'. This was an English country-side
themed hotel that tried to make it in Las Vegas without a
casino. After about six months the Tallyho closed its
doors. Soon after that the property was reopened as the
'Aladdin' by Milton Prell.
In its current
incarnation, the Aladdin is one of the truly great 'destination' resorts in Las Vegas. The location could
not possibly be better. Next to the Paris, across the
street from the Bellagio and within walking distance of
the MGM Grand,
Bally's,
Monte
Carlo, Caesars
Palace, New
York New York, the Aladdin is centrally located on the
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The sole surviving
feature from the previous incarnation of the Aladdin, The Theatre Of The Performing Arts is a
unique, 7000 seat venue which hosts top
performers and artists throughout the year.
The Aladdin has 2,567 total guest rooms.
The London Club, a
luxurious
European-style casino-within-a-casino. A 100,000 square foot main casino.
The Blue Note Jazz club of New York.
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Restaurants
Elements
Steaks, wood fired chops, seafood, Sushi
and Sashimi Bar.
Contemporary setting.
Chef : Mario S. Capone
5:30 PM to 10:30 PM
Reservations Suggested
702-785-9003 |
Tremezzo
Northern Italian Cuisine - 10 Ten Las
Vegas Restaurants Zagut Survey 2001
View of the Strip
Exceptional Wine list - award of
Excellence from Wine Enthusiast magazine.
Chef : Mario S. Capone
5:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Reservations Suggested
702-785-9013 |
Spice
Market Buffet
Gourmet Buffet
Lunch 11:00 AM to 2:30 PM
Dinner 4:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Unlimited Champagne Brunch
Sat & Sun 8:30 Am to 2:30 PM |
Zanzibar
Cafe
Chef : Joe Koniski
Featuring light snacks to full meals and
desserts.
Open 24 hours. |
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