Это стоит посмотреть It's worth seeing

We went right after the new year in 2010. I will make a reservation that at the time of the trip they lived in the USA, the trip was booked through Southwest (a large airline in the USA), with a flight from Chicago and back and accommodation for two, it cost 840 dollars. What can I say - you need to see it once to love forever. I inform the regulars of Egypt that you have almost reached Egypt, but without the sea. Such is nature there, only the mountains are a little lower. There was only one heated pool, people swam actively, but we never found the time to go into it. Only from the window of the room and saw. I must say right away that this is a hotel where all the famous boxing fights take place. To do this, they built a whole complex there. All hotels are interconnected by passages. This hotel is the last one on the Strip. From it you can take the subway without a driver to New York, and there you can walk on foot. Or you can go to Luxor, from there to Escalibur, then New York, and then. . . I don't remember anymore - Monte Carlo, Bellagio, reached the Sphere and returned. We spent almost a day in a new complex of high-tech hotels, which opened in 2009-2011. In all hotels they played in the casino on slot machines - the bet was 1 cent. We also took a bus tour to the Grand Canyon. Departure at 5 am, arrival at 10 pm. I liked it very much.
The hotel itself is awesome. The room also has accessories (soap, shampoos, creams, etc. ) of some fancy English company as an advertisement. Doses are good. Food is not included in the price, there are no hotels with all-inclusive in Las Vegas. We bought breakfast, after which we didn’t always want to have dinner. Walking went to Venice 2 times, could not get out of this wonderful hotel. And every evening we went to Belagio to look at the fountain and next to it the Treasure Island hotel, there is a performance of "Pirates of the Caribbean" on the water, everything explodes, burns, sinks, and at the end fireworks. Sorry for the rambling story. For me, Las Vegas in the USA is like the Red Sea in Egypt - once you enter, you can't leave this place.