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The winning suite “The Big Sleep” took over room 1000 and hints at the hotel’s mobster past (Bugsy Siegel used to own the joint, as the commercials say). The wall-length desert mural where secrets are buried caught everyone's eye as well as the prickly floor lamp:

We were more interested in the jacuzzis each room had, but word on the street was the bathroom put The Big Sleep over the pillow top in a tough photo finish:

Our pictures don't do it justice but the “Rec Room” in suite 200 was our personal fav boasting its Vintage Vegas theme and throwback wood paneling:

We’ll admit the old school bar furnished with Bud just inside the suite entrance likely swayed our vote a little:

The “El Contempo Suite” turned suite 1100 into a white leather, gold, and charcoal grey playground:

We totally pictured swinging a banana hammock through that gold curtain onto the grey shag rug shouting Austin Power-isms:

The fourth room, 1200, was named the Hint Suite and portrayed a contemporary luxury theme. This room was the most divided of the four with that solid wall separating the bed. Opinion seemed to be split on the division but we were turned on by the colors and styling of the room:

as well as goodnight kisses from the Marilyn trio:

The competition was without a doubt stiff but fun; we’ve re-ordered our own rankings about a dozen times but would spend a night in any of the four. Check out the LV Sun’s 360 degree panoramas of each suite. Which fancy suite would you want to book first? Let us know!