Wynn Resorts Company Description
If you're staying at Wynn, then you probably already won big in Vegas. Wynn Resorts, the brainchild of gaming mogul and former Mirage Resorts chairman Steve Wynn, in 2005 opened Wynn Las Vegas (formerly called Le Rêve, French for "The Dream"). The $2.4 billion resort and casino, built on the site of the former Desert Inn on the Las Vegas Strip, boasts more than 2,700 rooms, a casino with nearly 2,000 slots and about 140 table games, some 20 restaurants, a golf course, an art gallery (featuring Wynn's personal collection), two wedding chapels, and a Ferrari and Maserati dealership. Wynn Resorts also includes the Wynn Macau, a hotel and casino in China. Steve Wynn owns about 21% of the company.
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