The Las Vegas strip's latest $4.3 billion crypto-friendly hotel has $15,000-a-night 'villas' and 'palaces' — see what it's like to stay in one

a view of the exterior of Resorts World Las Vegas — Resorts World Las Vegas.
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Resorts World Las Vegas — the Strip's latest $4.3 billion hotel — opened its doors in June.
The hotel recently unveiled its ultra-luxurious "palace" and "villa" suites starting at $15,000 a night.
Resorts World also has a $300,000 suite package for a two-night stay in one of the villas.

Viva Las Vegas — in June, Resorts World Las Vegas, the Strip's first new casino resort in over a decade, officially opened its doors as the hospitality industry began its COVID-19 recovery.

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The $4.3 billion Hilton hotel is filled with all the classic Las Vegas accoutrements, like plenty of food, gambling opportunities, pools, and watering holes.

people by a glowing Resorts World sphere — Resorts World Las Vegas.
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But unlike many of the Strip predecessors, Resorts World's amenities have a tech-friendly twist, such as the option to pay with cryptocurrency.

bar seating facing floor to ceiling windows with a view of Las Vegas with a telescope — The Chairman's Villa.
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A multibillion-dollar modern hotel that's this flashy needs suites that are equally flamboyant …

a long multi-person dining room with a TV next to a large floor to ceiling window with views of Las Vegas — The dining room in the Chairman's Villa.
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.... and Resorts World's recently debuted ultra-luxurious suites are just that.

a large marble soaking tub under a skylight — The bathroom in one of the "palaces."
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Along with the classic rooms and suites, Resorts World Las Vegas has "palaces" and villas" with nightly costs fit for royalty.

a foyer with art on the walls and vases — The entrance into one of the "palaces."
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These suites include two and four-bedroom "villas" …

a living room with TV, seats, a bar, and views of Las Vegas — The living room in the Chairman's Villa.
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… and three and four-bedroom "palaces."

a bedroom next to a large glass wall — A bedroom in one of the "palaces."
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The hotel's line of villas and palaces embody Las Vegas' opulence and grandeur and have price tags to show for it.

a bedroom with seats and long curtains — A bedroom in the Chairman's Villa.
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These four suites range from 3,300 square feet to 7,000 square feet, and start at $15,000 a night.

a bedroom with a living room separated by a wall with a TV with views of Las Vegas — A primary bedroom in the Chairman's Villa.
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Let's take a closer look.

an pool with lounge seating by a bar — The pool in one of the "palaces."
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The four-bedroom Chairman's Villa sits on the 65th floor, providing panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strips' bright lights.

a game room with a bar, billiards by a living room next to a large floor to ceiling window with views of Las Vegas — The game room in the Chairman's Villa.
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It's more than just a suite with a living room and bedroom.

a bathroom with a sink, shower, and soaking tub — A primary bathroom in the Chairman's Villa.
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The 5,500-square-foot "villa" has a grand foyer, powder room, living room with billiards and a stocked bar …

a round foyer with artwork on the walls and a chandelier. — The foyer in the Chairman's Villa.
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… an entertainment space, a formal dining room, and a kitchen.

a tv in front of couches under purple lights — The theater in the Chairman's Villa.
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It also has four primary suites that all have en-suite bathrooms and walk-in closets.

a bedroom next to a wall of windows — A bedroom in the Chairman's Villa.
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If you prefer having half the number of bedrooms but still want the villa "experience," there's also a 3,300-square-foot two-bedroom pool villa ...

two beds in a bedroom facing a glass wall — A bedroom in one of the "villas."
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... with features like a massage room, sauna, media room, and terrace with a pool and kitchen.

a pool next to an outdoor cabana and lounge area — The pool in one of the "villas."
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Then, there's the two "palaces."

First up, the 6,500-square-foot three-bedroom palace, which also has a foyer, powder room, media room, and terrace with a pool and kitchen.

two beds by glass doors that lead outside — A bedroom in one of the "palaces."
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But if you want double the bedrooms and a larger space, opt for the 7,000-square-foot four-bedroom palace.

a large tv screen in front of rows of green couches — A theater in one of the "palaces."
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This option is the hotel's largest suite.

a game room with a bar and billiards — The game room in one of the "palaces."
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It has a long list of rooms, so buckle up: There's a foyer, formal dining room, media room, game room with billiards, and a bar …

a round dining table with seats — The dining room in one of the "palaces."
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… four primary suites that each have en-suite bathrooms with tubs and walk-in closets (of course) …

a bedroom with a living room separated by a wall and TV — A bedroom in one of the "palaces."
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… and a terrace with a private pool, spa, garden, and kitchen.

an outdoor pool surrounded by lounge chairs — The pool in one of the "palaces."
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These suites are undeniably lavish, but if you're looking to drop more cash — maybe the equivalent cost of a home in the Midwest — Resorts World has the package for you.

outdoor pool in front of an outdoor living area — The pool in one of the "palaces."
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The hotel also has a $300,000 suite package, the most expensive of its kind on the Las Vegas Strip, according to the company's press release.

a modern kitchen with an island next to a large floor to ceiling window with views of Las Vegas — The kitchen in the Chairman's Villa.
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This package includes a private flight to Las Vegas for eight people, transportation to the hotel in Rolls Royce cars, and a two-night stay in the aforementioned Chairman's Villa.