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Sometimes you do want to escape to the quiet of the mountains and some tiny cabin a million miles from everything. And sometimes you want to be in the thick of it where you can feel the energy of the city, splurge on fine food and drink, and spoil yourself with a little high-end luxury. Experience Nevada’s most famous city destination in a whole new way, starting with an incredible vacation rental home in Las Vegas – the perfect home base for an exceptional weekend getaway.
This home has a modern design and 6,000 square feet of living space. The large sliding glass pocket doors create a seamless joining of the indoor and outdoor spaces.
The famous Strip is just 1.5 miles away, and you are just a 5-minute drive from the Fremont Street Experience and Las Vegas Arts District. If you can pull yourself away from this amazing place, you are close to everything you could want to do in the city.
This contemporary home is like a mini resort that you may never want to leave. No wonder it is ranked among the most highly-rated vacation rentals in Nevada.
Aside from the amazing backyard, the indoor living area features a spacious open floor plan “great room” with a modern kitchen, formal dining room, wet bar, billiards, high ceilings, and a family room with a fireplace.
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There are two enormous master suites, each with large, spa-like en suite restrooms and private entrances that lead to the backyard. There are two additional bedrooms, almost as spacious as the masters, and all of the rooms have high-end bedding with memory foam mattresses.
Each room has a different theme and unique amenities. The first master bedroom has a private furnished patio, while the second master has its own wet bar, including a wine fridge, a coffee maker, and more. Bathrooms feature marble tile, glass walk-in showers, and a deep egg-shaped soaking tub.
Enjoy your own private backyard oasis complete with tropical palms, a bar and dining table, lovely lighting, and a view of the Stratosphere Hotel. The unique pebble tech bottomed pool has a diving board, a triple waterfall feature, and an attached whirlpool spa.
What better compliment to your private oasis than a relaxing and luxurious spa experience? Head over to Lapis and Oak Spa and Salt Lounge where you can pamper yourself with a therapeutic massage or body treatment and relax in the salt lounge, known for its respiratory, skin, and sleep benefits.
Everyone knows there is an endless array of things to see on the Las Vegas Strip, but there are some extraordinary things that many don’t realize exist.
The Bellagio is home to a botanical wonderland that you just have to see. The Conservatory and Botanical Gardens is a colorful world of enchanting floral sculptures and water features with sunlight streaming down through the glass ceiling.
Your sweet tooth deserves a little luxury too, doesn’t it? The whimsical and indulgent Creamberry lives up to its tagline, “Life is sweet,” by serving up fun and unique ice cream delights like you won’t get anywhere else.
There is something so thrilling about a super-exclusive, secret spot that you would never just happen upon, and we have one to top off your luxury weekend. There is a teeny tiny restaurant, é by José Andrés, nestled inside another restaurant in the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
You must make reservations to be one of only eight diners at a time, then come and let yourself be wowed by the wildly artful creations prepared right in front of you. You have never had a meal like this.
What a great way to spend a weekend in the city! What do you think? Ready to pack your bags and head out on your own weekend adventure? Start with nailing down your private oasis by visiting the Escape to Modern Luxury rental on Vrbo.
