Wynn Las Vegas & Encore

Wynn Las Vegas and its sister resort Encore together form the largest casino floor on the Las Vegas Strip with 17,800 square meters of gaming across both combined properties, 245 gaming tables, sports betting at Wynn Sports Book, more than 4,748 rooms and suites between the two hotels, Michelin-starred chef restaurants, Wynn Club pool as one of the world best resort pool experiences, entertainment theater and the 18-hole Wynn Golf Club course. It operates 24 hours under NGCB license. Wynn Las Vegas opened in 2005 by legendary Steve Wynn with a USD 2.7 billion investment, the largest ever made in an entertainment project at that time. Wynn Resorts was the first hotel group to earn Forbes Five-Star certification in all four departments: hotel, spa, restaurant and casino, being the only resort in the world to consistently achieve this.

Steve Wynn and the permanent reinvention of the luxury casino resort

Steve Wynn is the most influential figure in modern Las Vegas history: he created the Mirage in 1989 which redefined the Strip, then Bellagio in 1998 which established the new luxury standard, and finally Wynn in 2005 which raised that standard even further with the largest private investment in entertainment history. Wynn Las Vegas was the first Strip hotel to simultaneously achieve Forbes five-star ratings in all its categories, a feat no other resort in the world had consistently achieved. Wynn Las Vegas art collection, valued at several hundred million dollars, includes works by Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and other 20th century art masters, making the casino one of Nevada most valuable private museums.

The Strip largest casino and the only one with Forbes five stars in all categories

Wynn and Encore are the Strip largest casino by floor area with 17,800 combined sqm and 245 tables, and the only Las Vegas resort with Forbes five stars in hotel, spa, restaurant and casino. It operates 24 hours under NGCB license, minimum age 21.