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Artisan

Also See: Artisan in Bars/Ultra Lounges


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1501 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas NV 89102
702-214-4000
http://www.theartisanhotel.com/
Sahara & I-15 on Highland

An off the strip hotel that has been remodeled into an Artist's haven. Oil paintings don the walls and even the ceilings.

Each room is named after a different artist and his/her paintings cover the walls.

The pool is very classy and sophisticated (see photo section)

The restaurant has a private room where you can close the door and well, do whatever you want with the doors closed. Check out the paintings on the wall of that room for some ideas!

Free wi-fi throughout.

Be sure and visit the very popular and off-beat lounge. Live music in the evenings.


LowLife Staff Reviews

"LowestLowlife" 03/22/06 -see other reviews- Attitude - 4 Eye Candy - 3 Price - 2

"A Head Shaker (in a good way)"

The 2nd lowest lowlife (the Mrs.) and I stayed over night here to see how the rooms compared with the hip and happenin' Artisan lounge we frequent.

We were not disappointed. Just like the rest of the hotel, there's artwork all over the room. We stayed in the Marc Chagall suite so our stay was quite surreal (Ha! That's an artsy joke!!).

The room was not quite a suite (a mini-suite, perhaps) but had the largest walk-in closet we've ever seen in a hotel. It also had a mini-bar/frig that actually had room to put our own party supplies. There's complimentary wine-tasting every evening in the lobby and also complimentary wi-fi throughout the hotel, the rooms and the pool.

While it was too cold to hang by the pool we can't wait until it warms up a bit as there are cool cabanas and a series of what look to be beds (not chaise lounges) that line the water's edge.

The food in the restaurant was quite good, also (she had the chicken picata and I had the steak Diane) and around 8 a jazzy trio started up in the lounge (which we could hear from our dinner table).

All in all, quite an experience. It won't appeal to those coming for the Las Vegas experience, of course, but it's worth trying after getting burned out on too much Sin City as you won't feel like you are in Las Vegas. Ya just kind of shake your head as you walk through the place sayin' "this can't be Las Vegas..."


 
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