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Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino

Penn & Teller, Carnaval floats in the sky A colorful landmark 1 mile west of The Strip, this all-suites hotel offers unique entertainment and dining options.

Guest suites include floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic views, 36-inch televisions, and high-speed Internet connections.

Four pools and five spas are open seasonally. Complimentary shuttle service to The Strip runs every 15 minutes from 6 AM to 2 AM.

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Dining at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino

All-American Bar & Grille - Contemporary atmosphere with fire places surrounded by two waterfalls in back dining room. Salads, sandwiches, seafood, and Rio Dry Aged" Angus steaks served; steaks

Attractions near this hotel

McCarran International Airport (LAS): Approximate driving time to the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino is 10 minutes and distance is 4.5 miles.

Driving directions from McCarran International Airport (LAS): Exit the airport via Swenson St. Turn left on E Flamingo Road and follow it about 2 miles to the hotel.

The Las Vegas Strip - 1 mile
Guggenheim Hermitage Museum (Venetian hotel) - 1.75 miles
Madame Tussaud''s Wax Museum (Venetian hotel) - 1.75 miles
Fashion Show Mall (shopping, dining) - 2 miles
Las Vegas Convention Center - 3.5 miles
Downtown Las Vegas - 5.5 miles
Hoover Dam/Lake Mead - 33 miles

Getting around: The hotel offers complimentary shuttle service to Harrah''s on the Las Vegas Strip. Once there, travel up and down the Strip is quite convenient: on foot, by taxi, or via numerous buses and shuttles (less than $5; fees subject to change without notice). For destinations outside the Strip, a rental car is the best option.

The Las Vegas Monorail ($5) operates along the Las Vegas resort corridor connecting major resort properties and the convention center. The average speed is 16 miles per hour, or 15 minutes to complete the 4-mile run. Stations are: MGM Grand, Bally’s/Paris, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah’s/Imperial, and the Las Vegas Convention Center. The monorail operates from 7 AM to 2 AM on weekdays, 7 AM to 3 AM on weekends. Daily, multi-day, and multi-ride passes are available.

Fees and hours are subject to change without prior notification.

Getting there: The best option from the airport is taxi ($15–$25) or rental car. Shuttles ($5–$15) are also available. (All fees subject to change without notice.)

Entertainment

A $2 million renovation of the famous Voodoo Café and Lounge was completed in June, 2005. Guests can now drink, dance and enjoy the view from two outdoor patios 300 feet above the Las Vegas Strip. Alive with mystical sights, sounds and flavors, the Voodoo Café and Lounge is situated high above Las Vegas on the 50th and 51st floors of the Rio´s Masquerade Tower.

The highlight of the remodel is the new Voodoo Lounge staircase, designed by Marnell Architecture. Connecting the Voodoo Lounge with the lower level Voodoo Café, this new architectural element is a sinuous, winding staircase featuring platforms for go-go dancers on either side; a deejay booth, and a special seating area right on the staircase. The open ironwork railing incorporates a number of intricate metal voodoo carvings symbolizing love, sex, and money; the staircase is open to the sky from top to bottom.

Three times in the afternoon and four times at night, gaudy Brazilian-style Carnaval floats suspended from ceiling tracks swing through the two-story Masquerade Village shopping/dining arcade and above the casino. Called Masquerade Show in the Sky, the extravaganza features performers dancing in the floats and tossing bead necklaces to spectators while a band plays Latin beats on a stage below. For a fee, spectators can ride in the float parade.

Renowned for their quirky comedy and cerebral humor, Penn & Teller entertain nightly (except Tuesday) in the 1,500-seat Samba Theatre. Following them in the theater is the late-night adult revue Showgirls.

Chippendales, the men''s dance-and-strip show, appears in 750-seat Club Rio nightly (except Tuesdays), followed by live and DJ dance music. Ipanema Bar also offers live entertainment.

The Off-Broadway hit dinner show Tony n'' Tina''s Wedding, complete with music, dancing, and an Italian feast, is presented nightly in the Calypso Room, with the audience participating in the satire.

Occupying its own showroom, The Scintas is a nightly (except Thursdays) revue of music, comedy, and impressions. The showroom features comic-ventriloquist Ronn Lucas in the afternoons.

The 120,000-square-foot casino supplies slots, video poker, blackjack, craps, pai gow poker, and roulette and includes a high-limit area, a keno lounge, and a race-and-sports book.

Free Total Rewards membership cards earn points for slots and table-games play at all Rio, Harrah''s, Showboat, and Harveys casinos nationwide, with rewards including cash and comps.

EROCKTICA
Erocktica is about sex, sweat, and rock n'' roll; a combination of MTV videos, classic rock music, Victoria''s Secret show, The Pussycat Dolls, the best of Mistinguett''s choreography and costume designs; and Greg Thompson''s visual effects. A live, four-piece rock n'' roll band plays classic rock music from the 70''s, 80''s, and 90''s, delivering vocals in the vein of Mick Jagger, Steve Tyler, Axel Rose, Robert Plant, and Burton Cummings.

Erocktica is featured at 10 PM daily except Tuesday (dark Tuesdays).