Where to Stay: Paris Las Vegas Opulent style, fine craftsmanship, and authentic details elevate this casino far above the ordinary. The elegant hotel tower has 2,916 spacious guestrooms with 295 opulent suites. Sumptuous fabrics, custom European furniture, and luxurious marble bathrooms make each guestroom and suite a sophisticated private retreat. In addition to the Eiffel Tower and a two-thirds-scale Arc de Triomphe, the resort meticulously adheres to a 1920s Paris theme right down to restroom pedestal sinks. The 34-story hotel replicates Paris City Hall, the elegant Hôtel de Ville with its distinctive blue top. The shopping/dining mall and casino simulate the outdoors with storefronts, street lamps, paving-stone paths, and sky-like ceilings.

Day 1

Mandara Spa at Paris Las Vegas: You deserve to be pampered. Nothing delivers tactile delight quite like the treatments available at the Spa by Mandara. Founded in Bali, this exclusive retreat brings its world-renowned service to Paris Las Vegas. By infusing sensual Balinese-based health, beauty, and massage techniques with the offerings of a continental spa, the staff provides an experience that stands apart from the rest. Housed in a flowing, immaculate facility (that’s nearly 26,000 square-feet!), the Paris Spa by Mandara is able to offer a salon, fitness center, and boutique in addition to its relaxation services. 702-946-4366.

Eiffel Tower Restaurant at Paris Las Vegas: High atop the illustrious Strip, crafted inside the replica landmark, Chef J. Joho’s Eiffel Tower Restaurant serves the most acclaimed French cuisine available in Las Vegas, with lamb seasoned to perfection and foie gras unlike any other. While each meticulously prepared dish is a treat for the palate, the restaurant itself is a feast for the eyes – sitting more than 100 feet above Las Vegas Boulevard, the Eiffel Tower Restaurant provides one of the most vibrant views in all of Nevada.  702-948-6937.

Day 2

Paris Buffet - Le Village Buffet seats 400 in a village setting. The breakfast buffet offers a wide variety from blintzes, a crepe station, a egg chef, an omelet station, fish, different cheeses, various pastries and breads and rolls, crisp bacon, crispy hash browns, fresh carved lean ham, fruits and many other things too numerous to list or taste in one visit. Dinner includes prime rib, lamb,venison,crab legs (cut in half), huge boiled shrimp, shrimp in a shallot cream sauce,freshly sauteed salmon, boulliabaise, wild mushroom bisque, french onion soup, mashed and scalloped potatoes, pastas, salads, cheeses, breads,crackers, fruits, and desserts, inc.,bananas foster, freshly prepared crepes stuffed with strawberries and blueberries, cream puffs, and creme brulee.

Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens: Just beyond Bellagio's gracious lobby lies the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, a kaleidoscope for your senses. You'll want to take a moment to appreciate the intricate detail blooming before your very eyes. Submerge your soul in this magnificent garden abounding in fragrance, texture and color. Row upon row of exotic plants and flowers weave a glorious tapestry displaying the unique highlights of every season and holiday. There's no more inviting location for a photo opportunity. Take advantage of this unique setting and create a moment to cherish for years to come.

Zumanity at the New York New York: Toss out any inhibitions before entering the lavish, velvet-swept, 1,256-seat theater inside New York-New York. Even the seating arrangements have been designed with voyeurs in mind. All alone" Then, perch yourself on a cabaret stool at the bar, or a lush theater seat. Hungry for more" Intimate love seats and duo sofas beckon those with more than just watching on their mind. Soft light throughout the theater sensually caresses the guests who lose themselves in the erotic surroundings. "'Zumanity' is a show for lovers, would-be lovers and those simply fascinated by love," said Lyn Heward, a creative director for Cirque du Soleil. "This show will awaken the most primal urges of Generations X, Y and Z to a new form of eroticism, which blends dance movement, skillful acrobatics and beautiful bodies of many shapes and sizes."

Day 3

Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian: With a painted fresco overhead, spacious walkways and a gondola-laden canal, the Venetian provides the perfect ambience for shopping. Using the canal as a guide, patrons sweep along twists and turns, with plenty to browse along the journey. The strolling juggler and the opera trio, dressed in regal opulence, keep all entertained. And the human statue stationed in St. Mark's Square's and the Oculus provides plenty of amusement.

The Gondola Ride is the Venetian's most popular attraction. So, popular, in fact, that the Venetian had to hire more gondoliers to meet demand - and it still sells out every day. There are currently six boats in operation, which are modeled after Venetian gondolas. The main difference is in the boat's measurements - at 26 feet long by 5 feet wide (compared to 36 feet long by 4 feet wide), which allow for easier navigation down the Grand Canal. The half-mile ride was smooth and our gondolier, Leonardo, was a wealth of information about Italy. Pester him enough and he'll share his beautiful singing voice with you. Be sure to arrive as early as possible, as tickets sell-out quickly.

Valentino at the Venetian: Piero Selvaggio has been called the best Italian restaurant owner in the country. The Vegas branch of his successful Santa Monica restaurant features chef Luciano Pellegrini, a swank dining room and a killer wine list. Start with the addictive parmesan chips called frico, and then progress to three-color potato gnocchi, main dishes like Mediterranean sea bass and exquisite desserts. 702-414-3000.