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I certainly enjoyed
dining at
Silver Park Grill Restaurant, open around
clock like
rest of
town. Cuisine highlights include prime steak, fresh seafood, and Mediterranean cuisine. Featured items on
menu include crisp ciahbatta sandwiches, field chop salad with bruschetta, yellowfin tuna tartare, prime filet of beef, and hazelnut crusted Seabass. The restaurant seats 250 with a private dining area seating 30. A breakfast buffet is offered in
morning. Meeting planners can choose from a variety of buffets, box luncheons, or reception packages that range in price and selection. They have fresh à la carte California cuisine, but my bet is
breakfast buffet with everything imaginable on
menu, set in an ambience of geometric patterned fabrics.
A translucent screen in
Casino Lounge gives viewers privacy and intimacy of
Casuarina Casino, modeled after European casinos, with sofas, loveseats, and divans artfully placed around
casino floor like a residential living room so onlookers can relax when
lucky lady hands hit handsomely.
For players
20,000-square-foot casino features 350 slots and video poker machines and ten table games (blackjack, roulette, poker, craps, and pai gow). Slot machines feature ticket-in-ticket out systems. No clanging payouts here! The Premium Players Club allows guests $10 in free slot plays when they sign up for
premium players card, and your are eligible for cash back and personalized benefits. I was playing
penny slots in
state-of-the-art casino and won $3.85, so of course I had to treat myself to a Starbucks café coffee au laite, located on
western end of
hotel, open 24 hours a day.
What I really liked at
hotel was
service, especially something called Westin Express, where you dial one number from your room telephone for all your needs. All rooms have two-line speakerphones with a data port for Internet, and a cordless bedside phone with voice messaging.
The completely refurbished 17-story property reflects Westin's brand standards in
lobby, guestrooms, meeting space, and public areas. A massive $75 million renovation and upgrade over
past years has transformed
location into a modern contemporary architectural design.
The 10,000 square-foot Hibiscus Spa at
Westin Las Vegas opened in April, 2004, and accepts both hotel guests and local residents (with a 20% discount on all spa services and products for Nevada license holders).
After an hour with Kevin who professionally kneaded and firmly pressed out all
stress with a full body Deep Tissue Sports Massage, I am gong to have to come back to take advantage of
discounts. The spa has a unique and extensive menu of massages, facials and body treatments.
Hibiscus Spa is a full-service spa and salon with a retail center, relaxation room, and a complete fitness facility. You can even get a haircut or styling treatment. The spa offers 15 treatment rooms (one with Vichy shower), including three esthetic rooms and one couples room. The spa is great for
business person who really needs
services for a total lifestyle approach that encompasses
entire person – body, mind and spirit. Kevin is a certified Nevada School of Massage therapist that also teaches at
school. He is one of
best I have ever experienced.
Here is a litany of Hibiscus services:
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