You won’t find any floor numbers starting with a four, an unlucky number in Chinese because it sounds like the word “death.” Once inside, the influence continues throughout the resort, and not just with red accents. Though Hilton is the chain’s partner running the three hotels, the Asian influence is obvious.įrom the outside, you’ll notice red accents everywhere, a nod to the popular color in Chinese culture that symbolizes luck and happiness. While Resorts World isn’t a household name in America, it’s one of the world’s largest casino chains, owned by Genting Group. Of course, a brand-new Vegas resort isn’t complete without a massive casino, pool complex, shopping arcade and food court – and Resorts World has all that and more. With just 236 rooms, it’s the nicest, most exclusive and expensive of the trio.
The Conrad Las Vegas is a tiny bit smaller at 1,496 rooms and commands a slight premium compared to the Hilton.įinally, there’s the Crockfords Las Vegas, part of Hilton’s new LXR luxury brand. With 1,774 rooms, the Las Vegas Hilton is the largest, and most affordable, of the three. Resorts World, owned by the Genting Group from Malaysia, occupies a new 59-story tower, housing three different Hilton brands, ranging from mid-tier to upscale to luxury.
