Standard room - Rooms are 400 square feet and have one king or two queen beds and can accommodate a maximum of four adults. Marble bathrooms have a deep-soaking tub/shower combination. Rooms are equipped with a clock radio/CD player, and television Internet access (via MSN TV) with a wireless keyboard.

Nobu - Part of renowned Japanese chef Nobu Matsuhisa's empire that stretches from London to New York to Tokyo, this sleek restaurant of river stones and bamboo features a sushi bar and dishes such as shrimp and lobster in spicy lemon sauce as well as multi-course omakase (chef's choice) dinners.

The Pink Taco - This rustic, casual Mexican restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating. A taco maker works near the entrance.

A.J.'s Steakhouse - Contemporary adaptation of classic American steakhouse: polished blond wood, leather banquettes and booths, and walls of gold drapes. Prime-grade beef is served.

Mr. Lucky's - Open 24 hours for soups, salads, sandwiches, sundaes, and other fare. Decorated with Las Vegas memorabilia, including two of Bugsy Siegal's tuxedos.

Starbucks - This popular chain serves coffee and pastries.

Room service is available 24 hours. Casino

Amenity highlights: A three-acre jungle garden includes two sand-beach lagoon pools (open seasonally) connected by a channel, a spiral-tunnel water slide, a grotto bar, and four roomy spas. A wood gazebo contains blackjack and craps tables, and there are also three swim-up blackjack tables. For-rent, thatch-roof cabanas come with television, phone, and ceiling fan. Rock plays continuously.

Insider tip: Thanks to underwater speakers, music can be heard below the swimming pools' surfaces. Headliners such as Ozzy Osbourne, Carlos Santana, and Sammy Hagar provide entertainment in The Joint, which holds 1,400 but has an intimate, club-like ambience.

From Wednesdays through Sundays, DJs supply dance music until dawn in Baby's, a subterranean nightclub featuring a retro-L.A. atmosphere with industrial ceiling, glowing violet tables, green vinyl booths, purple masonry, and paper lanterns.

Comprising 30,000 square feet including the high-limit Peacock Lounge, the Casino supplies slots, video poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, pai gow, Caribbean poker, and a race-and-sports book with lounge-like seating. Chips display images of rock?s best such as Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones, and Tom Petty.

Back Stage Pass is a free membership card that earns cash, concert tickets, meals, and other rewards for casino play. Aerobics classes