Top 10 Vegas High Roller Spots

Las Vegas has always been one of the top vacation spots for the rich and famous. So for those who’ve got money to burn, there are a few places in Vegas that aren’t to be missed. One of the most extravagant guest rooms in town is the Hardwood Suite at the Palms. This luxury suite offers a basketball court complete with scoreboard, locker room, and even its own private cheerleaders. At $25,000 per night, the Hardwood Suite includes a wet bar and a pool table, for a quick game with the cheerleaders. For those who can afford it, this suite is a slam dunk.

After working up an appetite on the court in the Hardwood Suite, put on some evening attire and head over to the MGM Grand for a beyond extravagant dinner at Joel Robuchon. For $360 a person, this world famous French restaurant offers a 16-course meal that takes over 4-hours to eat. This meal is often called the most expensive meal in America. However, anyone whose tried it, will say that it’s worth every penny.

For $40,000 a night, the ultimate Las Vegas hotel room awaits in the two-story Hugh Hefner Sky Villa at the Palms. The 9,000 square foot suite offers a Jacuzzi that stretches out over the strip with spectacular views. When it comes to scenery the 180-Degree Suite at the Four Seasons takes the cake with a full view of the strip from every room in the suite. Or stay in one of the villas in the Mansion at MGM Grand. These villas are a relaxing retreat secluded from the rest of the strip.

Although some of these options may seem completely out-of-reach, remember, almost anything in Vegas is available for free for those that spend enough money on the casino floor.

Click the links below to view each Top 10 location.

- The Hardwood Suite at the Palms
- Foundation Room at Mandalay Bay
- Hugh Hefner Sky Villa
- 180-Degree Suite at the Four Seasons
- Joel Robuchon at MGM Grand
- The Mansion at MGM Grand
- Picasso at the Bellagio
- Forum Shops at Caesars Palace
- Hard Rock Penthouse
- Restaurant Guy Savoy