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Nevada is most known for the exciting city of Las Vegas, however there are many more places that attract visitors and locals alike. Nevada is a great place to enjoy many different types of gaming, shopping, and sightseeing. It also is an outdoor playground with over 131 golf courses, hundreds of miles of hiking trails, and many rivers and lakes. Nicknamed " The Silver State" for the silver deposits found in the state in the mining era, this state is mostly known for it's dry, hot desert and summer heat extremes. While the state is home to desert terrains, it is also home to snow-capped mountains, valleys, lakes, rivers, and forests. Temperatures range from excessively hot during desert summers to snow in winter, and everything in between. Zen Getaways offers vacation home rentals statewide that are available year-round. Let us find you your perfect vacation destination in the exciting state of Nevada.
Las Vegas is the biggest draw that Nevada has to offer, and for good reason. Located only four hours from Los Angeles by car or one hour by plane, it is one of America's top vacation spots. Nevada is one of the few places to offer 24-hour entertainment, dance clubs, adult clubs, dining, and thanks to very liberal alcohol laws bars have no "last call". It has been nicknamed "Sin City" thanks to the racy nature of the city, the huge gaming industry, and the "What Happens Here Stays Here" motto. Recently however, Las Vegas has increased its family-friendly attractions and activities. It remains an adult playground, and at the same time offers the same attractiveness to families and children looking for an unforgettable vacation. The Strip: Las Vegas is most known for the row of casinos on Las Vegas Blvd, widely known as "The Strip". This area encompasses over four miles of grand scale casinos and 24-hour entertainment. We offer a large number of places to stay directly on Las Vegas Blvd including high-rise condos, luxury hotel suites and more for those that want to stay directly in the midst of the excitement. Lined side by side down The Strip, you will find many varieties of 24 hour gaming including table games like Poker, Roulette, Craps, and Blackjack; as well as slot machines in every theme, shape, and size. Casinos are quick to offer "comps" for players who spend time and money in their casinos, such as free buffet passes, gifts, and more. The casinos lining Las Vegas Blvd also house theaters with lavish shows like the many Cirque Du Soleil venues, world-famous dining such as Fleur de Lys and Spago, and celebrity packed clubs including Tao, LAX, and Ivan Kane's Forty Deuce. A couple of blocks from The Strip is the celebrity favorite the Palms Casino. There you can find the famous Playboy Club, Ghostbar, the Pearl concert venue, and of course a stream of constant celebrity guests. The Strip is also a favorite location for serious shoppers and bargain shoppers alike. A plethora of shops and malls are located directly on Las Vegas Blvd including the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, the Fashion Show Mall, Mandalay Place, the Miracle Mile Shops at the Palazzo, and much more. Adult attractions include many topless reviews like the Crazy Horse Paris at the MGM, Zumanity Cirque Du Soleil at the New York New York Hotel and Casino, and the famous Follies Bergere at the Tropicana. There are also multiple clubs that line The Strip that are open until the early morning. For those traveling with children, there are also many attractions and free events to see that cater towards families. Located directly on Las Vegas Blvd you will find attractions like the Adventuredome at Circus Circus, Madame Tussauds wax musem, the Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay, and the MGM Grand's Lion Habitat. Of course there are many many more activities and sites to see on The Strip, but you'll just have to come and see them for yourself! Let us be your guide to show you Las Vegas like no one else can. Downtown Las Vegas:
Downtown Las Vegas began as a tourist attraction in 1931 when the first gaming license was issued to the Northern Club on Fremont Street. The name of Fremont came from an American explorer who had come across the once lush valley of Las Vegas, hence the translation as "the meadows." Soon after, other casinos were built, and downtown Las Vegas soon adopted the name of the "Glitter Gulch". Downtown Las Vegas was a very important part of the history of Las Vegas. The first phone in Las Vegas was installed in front of the first Las Vegas hotel, the Golden Gate Hotel in 1907. The first traffic light was also located here, as well as the first elevator, which was at the Apache Hotel. The first Las Vegas high-rise was also built in 1956, the Fremont Hotel. In 1995 another groundbreaking Las Vegas first was introduced, the Fremont Street Experience. It is a 90-foot high barrel canopy display of lights and sound that is over 1,500 feet in length. Multiple nightly shows flash and dance on the screen above, while music from the likes of the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Frank Sinatra and more, synchronize with the brilliant display. The Fremont Street Experience is situated between 5 casinos, with shopping, dining, and a laid-back party atmosphere. Often it is the location of big name performers with free concerts. You can also visit Neonopolis, a 250,000 square foot entertainment and shopping plaza. It features theaters, dining, bars, and shopping. The famous restaurant/entertainment venue Jillian's is located there, which hosts many Indie performers regularly. Downtown Las Vegas captures the essence of vintage Las Vegas with an updated twist. Come and see why Downtown Las Vegas remains a top destination in Nevada year after year. Lake Las Vegas:
Lake Las Vegas is a man-made lake located in Henderson Nevada, just 30 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. It is an upscale, exclusive resort community nestled in the desert mountains of Southern Nevada. The entire area is reminiscent of a beautiful Mediterranean village. Three-luxury resorts boast lakefront property on this 320-acre lake. Lake Las Vegas is also home to the famous Casino Monte Lago, featuring table games, slot machines, video poker, and a sports book. Guests to the beautiful community are welcome to enjoy golf at one of the two premier golf courses that are open to the public. The Falls is a breathtaking course designed by Tom Weiskoph that spans over different elevation changes and is a par-72 course. Jack Nicklaus was the designer for the 7,261-yard course, Reflection Bay. This course is home to the Wendy's Three Tour Challenge, which benefits the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption. It is a world-renowned course, and a treat for any golfer. Jack Nicklaus also designed the South Shore Golf Club, which is a private club that spans along part of the shoreline and up into the hills. The dining venues are another part of Lake Las Vegas that sets it on a scale above other resort communities across the nation. Here you can experience casual dining al fresco, or fine dining like the Pacific-Rim influenced Marssa restaurant. Shopping is also an indulgence for visitors with unique and well-known boutiques offering everything from handcrafted one-of-a-kind furnishings, to fine jewelry and art galleries. Lake Las Vegas also features spas such as Spa Moulay that offer unique and indulgent spa services to paper your body and soul. Lake Las Vegas is a vacation destination for those who desire to spoil themselves with true opulence, and lavishness found nowhere else. Henderson: Henderson is a growing community that lies on the border of Las Vegas. It is home to casinos, fine dining, family activities, and Lake Las Vegas. Many locals prefer the Henderson area to The Strip for gaming, dining and entertainment thanks to the laid-back atmosphere. Sunset Station Casino, Fiesta Henderson Casino, and the elegant Green Valley Ranch Casino are all located in Henderson. The Green Valley Ranch Casino has been voted as a local's favorite in the "Best of Las Vegas" year after year. Known for the famous Drop Bar, which is owned by Rande Gerber. Green Valley Ranch Casino also boasts a gorgeous sand-bottom pool with an outdoor lounge voted to be a local's favorite. Henderson is just minutes from the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas Blvd, but offers a more relaxed and laid-back vibe. Enjoy the plethora of shops that range from outlet stores to one-of-a-kind exclusive boutiques. Prevention magazine ranked Henderson number 6 on the 2007 list of America's Best Walking Cities. Henderson is a great place to stay if you are looking for the thrills of Las Vegas, but with a beautiful, relaxing atmosphere. Reno: Reno has earned the nickname of " The Biggest Little City in the World" for it's big-city offerings, with a small-town setting. Reno is located just an hour and a half northeast of Lake Tahoe, near the California/Nevada border. Reno was once known as " The Divorce Capital of the Nation" for it's liberal divorce laws. In current times many other states have also adopted these laws, but long ago, a trip to Reno often ended in a petition for divorce for many unsuspecting spouses back at home. Reno has over 20 casinos that offer many types of slot machines, and table games. The city also offers a diverse dining venue from restaurants offering fine dining, to casual family fare. Reno is just minutes away from all of the fun of Lake Tahoe for those who enjoy the snow, but only in small doses. Tahoe is a quick and scenic drive, and is just minutes away from anywhere in Reno. In Reno you can also find theme parks like Wild Island and Boomtown Fun Center, bowling, hot air balloon rides, and horseback riding adventures. The National Bowling Stadium is located in Reno, which has 78 championship lanes, a theater, a state-of-the-art pro-shop, and is able to be rented out for private parties and events. The National Bowling Stadium is home to multiple PBA championships each year, as well as many smaller tournaments and league sweepers. Even for the amateur, it is a must-see in Reno. In early September of each year you can also find The Great Reno Balloon Race. Over 100 hot-air balloons enter each year to compete in front of over 140,000 spectators. It is a beautiful sight, as the sky fills with vibrant colors, interesting shapes, and excitement all around. Other annual events in Reno include Hot August Nights, the Reno Film Festival, Reno Rodeo, the Burning Man, the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off, and much more. "The Biggest Little City in the World" has so much to offer to any visitor. Make Reno your next vacation destination, and experience a place like no other. Lake Tahoe:
Lake Tahoe is a beautiful lake that lies on the California/Nevada border. It is nestled into the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and is the second deepest lake in the United States. Lake Tahoe attracts countless tourists year-round thanks to the abundant summer through winter activities and sports. Tahoe has many areas for visitors to stay, including Incline Village; Tahoe Village; Zephyr Cove, and Stateline. Lake Tahoe hosts many annual events that attract guests year-round including the USASA Snowboard Races, the Far West Open Slalom, Police Winter Games, Lake Tahoe Gay and Lesbian Winterfest, St Patrick's Day Race, Lake Tahoe Festival of Fine Arts, Tahoe Reno International Film Festival, the Annual Chocolate Festival, and much more. Located only an hour and a half from Reno, and just over two hours from Sacramento California, it is a quick trip from almost anywhere. The distance around Lake Tahoe is an impressive 72 miles! The lake itself also boasts 99% purity, with clarity unlike any other lake you'll ever see. Lake Tahoe offers great summer activities such as hiking, waterskiing, camping, fishing, boating, swimming, horseback riding, golfing, biking, and more. Winter brings a new set of exciting activities like skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, sledding, ice skating, and of course making snowmen. Families flock to Tahoe for it's family-friendly offerings including dog-sledding, tubing hills, kid-friendly biking trails, parks and playgrounds, miniature golfing, arcades, theaters, river-rafting or tubing, and plenty more. Adults also enjoy the more mature side of Lake Tahoe's Nevada side. On the Nevada side, there are numerous casinos that feature table games, slot machines, clubs, bars, shows, cinemas, and more. Tahoe also offers a multitude of shopping and dining. The possibilities for fun and excitement are endless any time of year in this beautiful mountain setting. Mt Charleston:
Mt Charleston is a beautiful mountain area located just over 30 minutes from the heart of Las Vegas. At the 7,710 ft elevation, temperatures are on average 30 degrees cooler than Las Vegas, which makes for a great escape from the extreme heat. Mt Charleston is located near the Kyle Canyon Ski and Snowboarding Resort for winter activities like skiing, snowboarding, or just enjoying a Hot Toddy in the lodge. Mt Charleston is a quaint town with two restaurants offering great views, and breakfast, lunch, and dinner. During summer and spring you can enjoy mountain biking, hiking, and rock climbing. Winter makes a great time for sledding, making snowmen, and enjoying evenings by a crackling fire. Mt Charleston is a perfect place for a romantic getaway, a family adventure, or just some quiet time to enjoy the breathtaking scenery. Laughlin: Laughlin is one of the most visited vacation scenes in the United States, located on the Colorado River about an hour and a half from Las Vegas, and three hours from the Grand Canyon. Laughlin rose from humble beginnings back in the 1940's when the area was referred to as "South Pointe", and consisted of a single motel and bar which accommodated gold/silver miners. In the 1960's Don Laughlin purchased the property, and began to expand rapidly. He offered all-you-can-eat chicken dinners for a mere 98 cents, as well as a dozen slot machines, two table games, and four motel rooms. Laughlin's motel actually had eight rooms, but his family resided in four of them. The first 14-floor high-rise was built in 1986, and the city developed promptly henceforth. Today Laughlin encompasses nine hotel/casinos, 24-hour gaming, over 60 restaurants, live entertainment, nightclubs, and more. Laughlin is also known as a great family vacation area because of the multitude of family-friendly activities such as boating, fishing, waterskiing, snorkeling, paddle boating, camping, museums, and bowling. Adults also can enjoy the row of casinos along the river known as the River Walk, where you can take pleasure in shopping in the many shops, or relax and rejuvenate in one of the area's many spas and salons. Golf is also an indulgence that many visitors partake in, with many supreme golf courses located in and around Laughlin. Annual events also draw a large number of tourists and visitors to the area. Some of the annual events include Rockets Over the River; Laughlin Run to Fun; Laughlin Desert Challenge; Viva! Laughlin; Colorado River Bluegrass Festival; Laughlin River Run; Laughlin River Stampede, and a great deal more. The non-stop excitement and adventure continues to attract visitors to the shores of the Colorado River every year for a vacation like no other, let us help you plan the vacation of a lifetime in Laughlin, Nevada.