Aladdin Hotel Resort Las Vegas has a hot nightlife scene - by Kiki

Aladdin Hotel Resort Las Vegas

Aladdin Hotel Resort Las Vegas is truly a first class resort since the remodeling. It is ultra modern with a new high-tech gaming area, unique shows and entertainment. And the name has changed to Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino. Hollywood has been transported to Vegas in all its glitz and glamour. When you walk into the new Aladdin, you won't believe the avant-garde furniture, the sleek floor and spectacular show of lights from the ceiling, the columns and from the walls. Neon is the theme with lights that subtly change colors from blue, green, red and purple.

The new Aladdin Hotel Resort Las Vegas has it all. Two pools on the sixth floor with a view of the Strip, a 32,000 square foot spa with salon and gym, a wedding chapel that includes an Elvis package, over 170 shops and restaurants in the Miracle Mile mall and 75,000 square feet of convention space. The 2,500 plus rooms have movie themes and new décor as well. The old room rates still apply, so book a room now before the rates go sky high.

This Aladdin Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas photo features the new Hollywood glamourous look in the gaming area.

The night scene is special at the Aladdin. There are several new bars you can enjoy. The Heart's Bar is a perfect place for people watching and easy to find since it's in the center of the casino on the first floor. Cocktail waitresses serve drinks in black leather go-go attire. Inspired by the South Beach look, the Living Room is a cozy lounge with leopard skin décor, a vintage pool table, tall Venetian mirrors with a 40's feel and a separate area available by reservations only.

When you go to the Extra Lounge, ask for the Paradise on the Strip. It's their signature drink with Tuaca, pineapple, butterscotch schnapps and Absolut vanilla. This lounge is different. The crew from TV's Extra show have set up their headquarters in the lounge. They mingle and interview celebrities in the lounge. So here's your chance to become a star! These three lounges are open 24 hours, 7 days a week in keeping with busy nightlife scenes of Vegas.

Make sure you stop by Triq, the nightclub in Steve Wyrick's new entertainment complex. He's gone neon too. And the ultra lounge expands to 4 levels on the weekend. It's the latest hot spot and close to the parking garage entrance in the "Miracle Mile" mall.

Vegas thinks big. The Aladdin Hotel Resort Las Vegas boasts new restaurants with striking features. You can't miss Yolo's Mexican Restaurant. It's the only one with a 13 foot margarita fountain at the bar. The Earl of Sandwich was named after the 11th generation Earl, the founder and CEO of Planet Hollywood International Inc., Robert Earl. Their signature dish is the 'Original' hot roast beef, cheese and horseradish sandwich. It's a sandwich fantasia there including ice cream sandwiches and sandwich island smoothies. For a luxury resort you'll be telling your friends about, stay at the Aladdin Hotel Resort Las Vegas.