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At Virgin Holidays, we believe amazing service should come as standard. That’s why Virgin Holiday’s magic touches are made available to all Virgin Holidays customers – not just the VIPs! We realise that you want to make the most of being on holiday, so we came up with Check in, Chill out, so you can check in for your flight without leaving the beach…or bar. Airports are a drag. The holiday only really starts when you get to your destination. And if you’ve got kids, then airports are living nightmares. So, to perk up the airport experience, we came up with the VRoom. And when you’re on holiday, you want to make sure it’s as good as it can be. That’s where Virgin Holidays’ Concierge service comes in – a concierge actually tuned in to the buzz of your destination, not a guy in a suit on kick backs from rip-off restaurants. This belief is what sets Virgin Holidays apart from the competition. That’s why we actually encourage our customers to ‘Ask For the World’.
But how do you express that exclusive treatment in a single thought. What do Virgin Holidays offer that no-one else does? We think it can be described as…
“ROCKSTAR SERVICE”
It’s a level of care you’d normally associate with the glamour and excitement of the entertainment elite. Made available to every Virgin Holidays customer.
With Virgin Holidays, you can rest assured that you’ll get intuitive, imaginative typically brilliant twinkle-in-the-eye Virgin service, every single time you travel with us.
Your holiday in Las Vegas should be all about living it up and enjoying yourselves. Style, excess, celebrity and money are words that sit easily with the Las Vegas image. So, if you really want to splash out and live the celebrity lifestyle whilst on your Las Vegas holidays what are your options?
Well, firstly you need the right room. There are an array of world-class, 5-star luxury resorts in Vegas but if you really want to live like a celebrity then what about Palms Place? This 5-star all-suite tower, opened in 2008, is part of the Palms Casino Resort and has a range of accommodations to both rent and buy, many of which have been snapped up by famous celebrities, Hollywood names and pop stars. For the ultimate in extravagance why not rent one of the Palms Fantasy Suites? The ultimate celebrity pad would have to be the Hardwood Suite, the only suite in the world with its own indoor basketball court.
Now you’ve got the right room, it’s time to venture out for a bite to eat. Las Vegas is home to some of the most enticing restaurants in the world and every famous chef seems to have at least one restaurant here. If you want to eat in the most desirable restaurants in Las Vegas then there are several that you absolutely have to visit. ’Joel Robuchon’ at the MGM Grand is Las Vegas’ only 3 star Michelin awarded restaurant and offers some of the most stunning dishes in the world with a price to match. ‘Alex’ at the Wynn Las Vegas Resort is a Michelin 2 star French restaurant, ‘Restaurant Guy Savoy’ at Caesars Palace is another French-influenced establishment which has also gained 2 Michelin stars and lastly, ‘Picasso’ at the Bellagio which offers Spanish and French-influenced cuisine and also has 2 Michelin stars.
You’ll need the right attire before you head out on the town for the night and many of the top resorts have their own world-class shopping malls. Take your pick from Crystals at CityCenter, Via Bellagio at the Bellagio Hotel or Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian Resort for world-class designer shopping amongst the likes of Gucci, Chanel and Prada. All three are within a short distance of each other along the Las Vegas Strip.
Las Vegas has a host of top clubs & bars and which ones are currently the places to see and be seen seem to change with the seasons. Possibly the most popular club of the moment is ‘Pure’ at Caesars Palace with its mixture of A-list celebs and chic clientele. Another up-market and hugely popular nightspot is ‘XS’ at Encore at the Wynn. This place currently sells the most expensive cocktail available in Las Vegas, the ‘Ménage a Trois’ at $3,000 a go. Bellagio’s main focal point is ‘The Bank’, a multi-level nightclub for the rich and famous featuring a sunken dance floor surrounded by VIP booths.
