Bally's unrivaled location at the center of The Strip puts guests close to the complimentary MGM Grand/Bally's Monorail, where a short hop to the neighboring Paris Hotel and Casino creates two destinations for the price of one. This classic casino hotel, a bastion of Art-Deco style, is separated from the street by formal gardens. Guests get to the hotel through a cylindrical structure flanked by water flowing into ponds. Blue-and-white masonry accent Bally's glass towers.
The 67,000-square-foot casino offers a full range of table games, a sports and race book, and a poker room. Among Bally's various entertainment options are the famous showgirl extravaganza, Jubilee], now in its third decade, making it the longest running show on The Strip. The production, so Las Vegas, features more than 100 dancers, women in huge headdresses and costumes, seven specialty acts, aerialists and acrobats. What's more, guests can luxuriate in the distinctive ambience at the Indigo Lounge, and hear music ranging from jazz to rock.
In a shopping and dining arcade, guests can pick everything from steak to sushi. Bally's also offers a fitness facility complete with hot and warm spas. Patrons also can dip in the tile- encrusted swimming pool in an attractively landscaped area bordered by a 30-person spa tub and serviced by a bar and cafe.
As for accommodations, the 500- square-feet guestrooms are festooned with blonde-wood furnishings and handsome décor. They also include marble-top desks, pay movies, high-speed Internet access, and earth-tone marble bathrooms.
The Strip is the three miles of Las Vegas Boulevard synonymous with the city and offers one-stop vacationing. That makes Bally's the best bet for convenience and the ideal location close to all the fun.
