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New York-New York Hotel & Casino |
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The tallest hotel and casino on the Vegas Strip replicates New York's
skyline and its most famous landmarks, all the while evoking the Big Apple's
sights, sounds, and tastes. In addition to mock skyscrapers, the hotel's exterior features replicas of the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge. The Coney Island Emporium recreates the amusement park in the early 1900s and features carnival games, shooting galleries, bumper cars, and a roller coaster (for a fee). The casino is home to slot machines, table games, and the Asian-themed Dragon Pit gaming area. The seasonal outdoor pool area also features three year-round whirlpools, cabana rentals, and a retail area. The onsite spa features massage therapies, beauty treatments, showers, sauna, whirlpools, and a fitness center. Other amenities include a beauty salon, golfing arrangements, a 24-hour business center, 24-hour room service, free valet parking, and a shopping arcade. Live entertainment includes Zumanity, an adults-only show by Cirque du Soleil. The Big Apple Bar features local and national entertainers. The Bar at Times Square features dueling pianos. The ESPN Zone caters to the sports enthusiast, featuring more than televisions, and a video arcade. Coyote Ugly is also on site. Dining options include eight restaurants. Guest rooms feature pay-per-view movies, voicemail, irons and ironing boards, hairdryers, alarm clocks, and air-conditioning. Additional deposit required for suites. New York New York Hotel and Casino Information: Rooms: 2024 Floors: 45 New York New York Hotel and Casino Service Resort Golf Conventions Hot tub First class Swimming pool Wheel chair access Business center Dining Meeting room Nonsmoking Data port Dry cleaning Car rental desk Fitness facility Game room New York New York Hotel and Casino Reservation Policies: Check-In: 1500 Check-Out: 1100 Submitted by: Russhelle on 2006-03-29 New York New York Hotel Review This hotel had the most friendliest workers that I had ever encountered, and I loved the room.Most of the dealers were willing to explain how to play the games. You definitely get what you pay for. The Americana restaurant could get some better waiters. They were horrible. Submitted by: chris on 2006-02-01 New York New York Hotel Review ive stayed in numerous hotels in las vegas but for the price this is my favourite. You neednt go outside this hotel all the bars restaraunts and entertainment you need. |
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