In a city that keeps raising the bar for sheer luxury, the Wynn, monolithic in both name and appearance steals the show. In his latest project, Steve Wynn, the developer most associated with Las Vegas glitz and showmanship and the creator of the Mirage, Treasure Island, and Bellagio, shirks the campy, theme park trend of other resorts for a new one: haute Las Vegas. At a price tag of $2.7 billion, this is the most expensive hotel project ever undertaken, a fact you'll be reminded of at every turn. First, there's the Madison Avenue lineup of boutiques: Chanel, Dior, Gaultier, de la Renta. Then, there's the collection of chefs, including New York's Daniel Boulud, legendary Japanese chef Takashi Yagahashi, and France's most renowned pastry chef, Frédéric Robert. There's a Ferrari car dealership, a theater in the round showroom, an exclusive championship golf course right outside the hotel's back door, a poolside cabana-style casino and a snazzy spa offering everything from sake and rice body treatments to 80 minute feng shui inspired "good luck rituals." It's a best of everything list under one roof, a playground for jet setters, high-rollers, or anyone who wants to feel like one.

Featuring aerial acrobatics, provocative choreography, and artistic athleticism, Le Reve ("the dream") immerses the audience into a world of fantasy, adventure and intrigue, through its magnificent live music and elaborate special effects. The cast of 85 captures the imagination with outrageous antics and daring feats of agility, The Wynn Las Vegas making the show an experience where dreams--quite literally, in fact--swim in the air and dance on the water.