Who could visit Vegas without stopping in Italy? Italian charm wins The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino our second spot. The Venetian duplicates the famous waterway city of Venice almost perfectly, with the Grand Canal cutting through the heart of the resort. It creates a perfect setting for both honeymooners and those craving luxury on a relaxing gondola ride down the city canals. Fine boutiques for shopping and the world's largest standard suites enhance this resort's elegance. Oh, and of course, the casino. The Venetian is famous for their mega-jackpot slot machines with $1 bets delivering jackpots of over $30 million!  This casino has something for everyone.

Our top pick for overall resort experience is another Italian paradise, with a little more excitement. The Bellagio Hotel and Casino is not only the focus-point of Oceans 11, but the most expensive hotel ever built. The attractions are well-known throughout Las Vegas, beginning with the lake-sized fountains in front of the resort. The Botanical Gardens, luxurious pools and courtyards and the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art are just the beginning. If you are fortunate enough to get tickets, the world famous Cirque Du Soleil performs 5 nights a week, two shows per evening, with a breathtaking water ballet that must be been seen to be appreciated. "Light" is the hottest nightclub addition to the strip, with classy New York elegance and European bottle service. The private table seating around the dance floor is the best way to keep tabs on the dance floor action. Take a deep breath before entering the most magnificent casino floor in Las Vegas. From table games to slots, there is more than enough to overwhelm the affluent gambler and the light-hearted player alike.  For a moderate $159 to $499 per night, all of the extras add up to an amazing Vegas vacation.