March 17, 2010
If you like Elvis you will love Viva ELVIS, the new Cirque de Soleil homage at Aria Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.
Having seen every Cirque show on the Las Vegas Strip I was a little trepidacious about the plethora of Elvis possibilities. I envisioned flying Elvii, and impersonators dangling from high wires, but happily, I was wrong.
The production has integrity, and intimate Elvis moments are highlighted with extravagant Broadway dance sequences. The Cirque specialty — performers that defy gravity and our imaginations work in concert with the dancers, marrying the best of both worlds.
Read the entire feature with full color photos at this link: http://www.jetsettersmagazine.com/archive/jetezine/shows/vegas/elvis/aria.html

http://www.jetsettersblog.com/vegas/vegas.html
http://www.vegasviphottiehosting.com

March 17, 2010
In conjunction with the opening of its new, three-level Garden of the Gods pool complex, which debuts March 19, Caesars Palace is offering a two-night Garden of the Gods Pool and Hotel package.
Included are a $25 Garden of the Gods pool credit and a pool bag with a towel and other pool items.
The package starts at $220 per room, double, and the promotion code is PKGCGOG.
The new complex features the new Fortuna pool, with an 18-foot waterfall and swim-up blackjack tables; the Fortuna Bar;
the Apollo pool, with maximum sun exposure, five cabanas and six canopied daybeds; two elevated Bacchus pools framed by two curved staircases and available only to invited guests, with a whirlpool and VIP cabanas staffed with butlers;
the Neptune pool, with eight cabanas and 10 daybeds;
the quieter, cabana-lined Jupiter pool, with spa services from Qua Baths & Spa;
the family-oriented, round Temple pool, with a number of fountains; and scheduled to open April 1, the Venus Pool Club, featuring a secluded, European-style retreat for adults only, from the people behind Pure Nightclub.
The Garden of the Gods is open daily from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., March through October.
Rental of daybeds, scoop chairs and luxurious cabanas is available for hotel and non-hotel guests. To book the package, visit www.caesarspalace.com/gog
For cabana reservations, call 702-731-7266, or email Leisure Concierge at leisureservices@caesarspalace.com
For group bookings, call 800-649-1191 or visit www.totalexperiences.com
For general hotel information, call 800-427-7247 or visit www.caesarspalace.com

http://www.jetsettersblog.com/vegas/vegas.html 
http://www.vegasviphottiehosting.com

March 17, 2010
Wynn Las Vegas has reinvented Wynn LVNV, its residential design store, and will launch the new concept on March 11. The store will feature a selection of objets d’art and luxury home goods, with pieces that include unique items from the Maison et Objet, the largest decorative show in Europe. The new space will resemble a home more than a retail space, with each room presenting items shown in vignette collections as they would appear in a home. The foyer gallery will be a center for trunk shows and exhibitions for artists and artisans in the decorative arts, with each month featuring a new artist.
Directly behind the foyer will be the casual living room, displaying things for the casual lifestyle, as well as indoor/outdoor items on the garden porch. Natural materials, rustic artifacts, handmade and exotic crafts will be found in the casual living room.
Shoppers will also be able to select from Wynn’s cabana and pool furnishings. Left of the foyer will be the Wynn guest room, with sleep and bath products that reflect years of research and development in the design of the mattress, pillows, duvets and sheets. A corner of the guest room will be reserved for baby items, including layette linens, as well as clothing for toddlers.
The dining room to the right of the foyer will offer items for entertaining.
Past the dining room will be the formal living room with furnishings found at Wynn Las Vegas and from the Roger Thomas Collection of home furnishings.
For more information, call 877-321-9966
or visit www.wynnlasvegas.com

http://www.jetsettersblog.com/vegas/vegas.html
http://www.vegasviphottiehosting.com

March 17, 2010
The Signature at MGM Grand is offering a Day package and a night Package through Aug. 31.
The Day package includes continental breakfast for two at Delights, a $25 beverage credit, two passes to Wet Republic ultra-pool at the MGM Grand, and a 20 percent discount on spa and salon services at the MGM Grand Spa.

The Night package includes two cocktails at The Signature’s lobby lounge, a $50 dining credit for room service or any of a number of restaurants at the MGM Grand, two-for-one tickets to “Kà” by Cirque du Soleil, and admission to Studio 54 Nightclub.
Nightly package room rates start at $129.
To book a package, call 877-727-0007 and mention booking code “DAYSPRG” for the Day package or “NIGHTSPRG” for the Night package.
For general information, visit www.signaturemgmgrand.com

http://www.jetsettersblog.com/vegas/vegas.html
http://www.vegasviphottiehosting.com

March 17, 2010
It’s Friday night and City Center is at the heart of what’s happening in Las Vegas.
Aria, one of the finished towers is home to Desperate Housewive’s, Eva Longoria Parker’s Latin-flavored restaurant, Beso, and Eve, her hot new nightclub.
Owing to the success of her eponymous L.A. based eatery, the diva has branched out in style.
Next to the Crystals – the most high-end shopping area in Vegas – Dubai West as my friend Dianne calls it, I found Beso and Eve. Mali Nachum, one of Longoria’s partners tells me that they went out of their way to create a green environment.
The interior of the restaurant is elegant – black, white, spacious, and presumably delicious.. I didn’t have a chance to sample the fare, as they’re only open for dinner and I had Viva Elvis tickets, playing at City Center.
Eve, directly upstairs from Beso opens at 10:30 p.m. By nightclub standards it’s intimate with nice views of City Center. Small oval marble-top tables frame the bar, and, as with all Vegas nightclubs, if you want to sit down you buy a bottle or two. Those start around $450.
Eve reflects the elegant touches seen downstairs at Beso restaurant – beautiful chandeliers, rich dark wood along with beautiful, thin model types wearing short, shimmering sequined dresses undulating atop perimeter platforms. The cover for women is $20 and $30 for men.
Guest stars, including Longoria have been enjoying their late night entertainment here. The draw Friday night was Kelis of Milkshake fame, singing her new track Acapella.
If you like to dance, drink, and party, Eve is your destination. Just remember, it’s not for the faint of wallet..
For information or table reservations call: 702/227-3838 or go to reservations@evethenightclub.com  and if you’re just curious, check out www.evethenightclub.com
- Nightclub review by Linda Lane, Jetsetters Magazine Theater Editor.

http://www.jetsettersblog.com/vegas/vegas.html
http://www.vegasviphottiehosting.com