Inside the Most Expensive Casino in Vegas
The most expensive casino in Vegas sits behind a $4.3 billion price tag and a skyline of record-breaking towers. From the moment the first spade broke ground, the property promised more than just gaming floors; it promised an architectural statement and a new standard for luxury resorts on the Strip. That promise has since become reality.
Inside the resort, guests find a 200,000-square-foot gaming area, high-limit salons with private entrances, and a collection of restaurants that carry Michelin stars. Marble, gold leaf, and crystal details run through every public space, while the hotel towers offer suites that start above the $1,000-per-night mark. The scale alone sets this destination apart from every other casino in the city.
Architectural Highlights
The façade uses 12,000 individual glass panels that catch sunlight at different angles throughout the day. A three-story chandelier hangs above the main gaming pit, while the pool deck stretches across two full acres of infinity-edge water features.
Gaming and Amenities
- ✓High-limit slots occupy a dedicated wing
- ✓with 24-hour concierge service. The poker room
- ✓Gaming and Amenities
High-limit slots occupy a dedicated wing with 24-hour concierge service. The poker room runs 18 tables and hosts weekly high-roller tournaments. Live dealers handle baccarat, blackjack, and roulette around the clock. Table minimums start at $100 during peak hours.
Dining and Nightlife
Ten restaurants share the same floor plan as the casino. Three of them hold Michelin stars, and two others feature celebrity chefs. Nightlife options include a rooftop lounge and a 2,000-seat theater that books headline acts year-round.
How to Visit
Reservations for hotel rooms open six months in advance. Complimentary play is available for guests who meet minimum table action requirements. Valet and self-parking are both offered; self-parking includes Tesla charging stations.