If the Las Vegas Hilton was good enough for Elvis Presley, then it’s good enough for us all. Elvis stayed and performed at the Las Vegas Hilton more than 800 times, which means the gaming, entertainment, and accommodations are truly fit for a King.

The Las Vegas Hilton (so named in 1971) originally opened as the International Hotel in 1969 and served as the venue where Elvis Presley broke all Vegas show attendance records.

Las Vegas Hilton is located just one block from the Strip, and this resort offers a stop on the Las Vegas Monorail. It’s approximately four miles from McCarran International Airport.

Accommodations at the Hilton are elegantly appointed offering several modern amenities. The Premium Room offers plush pillow-top mattresses and bed linens, flat screen televisions, high speed Internet access, MP3 ports for digital players and other high-end amenities.

A simple upgrade gives guests access to the exclusive executive experience of the Resort Club lounge, located on the 24th floor of the hotel’s North Tower. Resort Club guests enjoy complimentary breakfast, afternoon snacks, and an evening wine and cheese reception as well current newspapers and magazines, concierge services and flat screen televisions.

The casino offers a variety of gaming options, including slots and video poker machines, a poker room, and table games. The Race & Sports Superbook is the largest of its kind in the world, featuring more than 40 video screens.

One of this Hilton’s most popular features is Star Trek: the Experience. This 65,000 square-foot exhibit features a motion simulator, a Star Trek museum with costumes and memorabilia, and guests can battle the BORG and the Klingons in two other attractions. It’s been recently reported that the Star Trek show will end.

The Hilton is also home to performances by Barry Manilow, as well as other headline entertainers in the theater. The resort also offers the show Sunset Strip, and Menopause: the Musical.

The hotel’s spa, The Spa at The Las Vegas Hilton, is available to guests for a daily fee of $20 (waived with the purchase of a treatment), and features massages, beauty treatments, saunas, fitness center, and lockers.

Other amenities include a seasonal heated pool, tennis courts, cabanas, whirlpool, nine stores, a beauty salon, video arcade, a business center, shoe shine service, mail services, and safe deposit boxes (for a fee). Dining options include 11 restaurants, and several fast food outlets. Beverages are served at eight bars, and happy hours by the pool.

Guest rooms feature, cable TV, high-speed Internet access, two telephones, and voicemail. Premium rooms include Pillow Top Premium Mattress, Flat Screen Plasma Television, CD and MP3 Player and in-room refrigerator.

Las Vegas Hilton
3000 S. Paradise Rd.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
888.732.7117 or 702.732.5111

During a difficult economic time, where both business and recreational travel is significantly down, Hilton Hotels is making a bold move by announcing a bold, new hotel brand – Denizen Hotels.

Striking a balance between business and pleasure, Denizen Hotels will be technology-rich, smart-in-design and comfortable for each guest.

Launched last week, this new brand means ‘citizen of the world’ and will appear in international cities catering to globally-conscious modern travelers in the coming years.

Denizen Hotels, a luxury boutique hotel brand, is being introduced as a global lifestyle brand to the Hilton Family of Brands.

“We are thrilled to welcome Denizen Hotels into our portfolio of brands,” said Christopher J. Nassetta, President and Chief Executive Officer, Hilton Hotels Corporation. “While we continue to operate in a challenging macro economic environment, the addition of Denizen Hotels demonstrates our commitment to continuing to invest in our long-term growth.

Denizen Hotels will definitely benefit from being part of Hilton’s global infrastructure. The Hilton empire supports a worldwide network of more than 3,200 hotels and 545,000 rooms in 77 countries.

Denizen Hotels is aimed primarily at the globally-conscious modern traveler. Developments are being planned in cosmopolitan, urban cities as well as resort destinations.

Denizen Hotels provides for everything from an inspiring urban weekend getaway to a rejuvenating retreat or smart business trip in destinations across the globe.

To read more, click here: www.denizenhotels.com