The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino has officially opened Paradise Towers, a new wing consisting of 18 floors and 490 rooms. Lavish and luxurious, these rooms were designed by Mark Zeff using such materials as leather, wood and silver-studded velvet. His designs are both chic and functional, ensuring optimum comfort for guests. In addition to a multitude of guest rooms, Paradise Towers also offers 10 pool suites, including a 3,500 square-foot penthouse. Offering one of the best views in Las Vegas, the penthouse balcony provides an unobstructed view of The Strip and expansive views of the mountains. The suite is decorated with deep mahogany woods and platinum tiles, and offers an oversized hot tub, interactive digital pool table and not just a big-screen television, but an entire video wall…and why would anyone leave? All pool suites overlook Hard Rock’s Beach Club pool and some suites even provide direct access. But should the penthouse be unavailable, the other suites aren’t anything to scoff at (from a bottom-feeder’s perspective anyway). The other duplex pool suites have doors that open to a private cabana, pool or a glass balcony overlooking the pool scene below. Four of the suites were designed by Mark Tracy, and apparently, he’s all the rage in Las Vegas. The interiors feature hand-painted graphic murals, bold colors, shimmering tiles mixed with high-gloss elements, which could mean anything from wall paint to a toaster oven.

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