Wynn Las Vegas, Luxury resort and casino in Paradise, United States
Wynn Las Vegas is a curved bronze-brown tower of 45 stories holding 2,716 rooms, its facade banded with thin cream horizontal lines and signed "Wynn" in pale cursive near the top. An artificial mountain and a 3-acre lake with the Lake of Dreams show sit at its base, and the Desert Inn golf course remains on the grounds.
The developer acquired the former Desert Inn property in 2000 and opened the new hotel in April 2005. The project ranked among the most expensive hotel constructions in the region at that time.
Guests walk through carefully designed interiors with arrangements of fresh orchids and silk wall coverings throughout the main floors. The resort maintains a contemporary style without historical themes or recreated landmarks from other countries.
Most areas of the resort are accessible to visitors who can move freely between dining venues and gaming floors. The layout follows a clear system with signage in the main corridors.
A carpet pattern throughout the resort never repeats itself and was designed using a special computer program. The outdoor areas display more than 1,000 trees that were brought to the property as fully grown specimens.
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