A Suite View

If you’re tired of living like a peasant in a tiny hotel room, upgrade to a fabulous new MGM Grand Suite. Go for the Penthouse City View suite boasting 180-degree city views or, for the high-rollerest among us, the two-story Skyline Terrace Suite. Perfect for entertaining your entourage, the 1,300-square-foot mega-suite is outfitted with tons of plush seating, fancy artwork, vaulted ceilings, a personal bar and, of course, killer views of the Strip.

MGM Grand Hotel & Casino 3799 Las Vegas Blvd. South 877.880.0880 www.mgmgrand.com

Pied-à-terre Flair

Yes, there are about a gazillion and one places to stay on the Strip; soon there will be a gazillion and two. Come spring, the old Barbary Coast/Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall will be transformed into a gleaming, glamorous Gansevoort property. It’ll be the first true stand-alone boutique hotel on the Strip with just 188 rooms and 19 suites, complete with a restaurant operated by celebrity chef Giada de Laurentis (her first) and three clubs courtesy of night-life czar Victor Drai.

Gansevoort Las Vegas 3595 Las Vegas Blvd. South www.gansevoortlv.com

Rest Your Dogs

What, you were going to leave your dog at home while you party it up in Vegas? Shame on you! Fido needs a break too. Many Vegas hotels are pet friendly, but Trump Hotel Las Vegas does it the Trump way: gourmet treats, a bowl filled with fresh bottled water, a slew of toys “promising hours of entertainment,” access to a pet park and dogwalking services (in case you’re otherwise occupied). For the stressed-out owner and dog, try a couple’s massage.

Trump International Hotel 2000 Fashion Show Drive 702.982.0000 www.trumphotelcollection.com