Location. The extravagances of Rio de Janeiro's Carnaval celebrations are faithfully re-enacted seven times a day at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino, located one mile east of the Las Vegas Strip. One of Nevada's most vibrant vacation destinations, Rio is renowned for its aerial show that parades through Masquerade Village in celebration of Brazil's infamous tradition.
Hotel Features. Boasting a very impressive outdoor water complex, Rio has four lagoon-style pools, five spa tubs and a sandy beach that are punctuated by cascading waterfalls, tremendous palm trees and desert rock formations that seem to erupt from the ground. Stage productions include the quirky, cerebral humor of Penn & Teller in the Samba Theatre, and the Off-Broadway hit show Tony n'Tina's. For adults only, Showgirls and Chippendale dancers perform regularly at Club Rio. Erocktica, a rock and roll and exotic dance revue, also draws worldwide attention. A $2 million renovation transformed the famous Voodoo Cafe and Lounge where guests marvel at mystical sights and breathtaking views from two outdoor patios that hover above the Strip. From casual cafes to fine dining, the hotel boasts 15 different food venues, where guests will certainly find the environment that best suites their needs.

Guestrooms. With floor-to-ceiling windows, partial canopy beds and lounge furniture, each of the 2,540 suites is an inviting space with attractive amenities. These guestroom suites feature Internet access, multi-line telephones, refrigerators and minibars. Panoramic views of the nearby Las Vegas Strip remind guests of the hotel's versatile location, quietly removed from the chaos of Sin City, but still within reach of the same.

Expert Tip. Offering perhaps the most lively poolside scene in Las Vegas, the hotel even brings in local DJ's who spin records during pool hours on the weekends, from 9am until 5 pm. :