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Listed among exceptional properties such as The Ritz Carlton and The Four Seasons, The Venetian is one of only two Las Vegas properties to receive an award. The Venetian was up against the finest resorts in the country, competing with top properties from the Bahamas and Hawaii to Alaska and Chile.

"We are honored to receive an award of such statue from Conde Nast Traveler," noted Rob Goldstein, president of The Venetian. "It is a privilege to be ranked so highly among some of the most luxurious and world-renowned hotels."

Conde Nast Traveler's readers vote on the property they feel deserve the award, based on the standards in which each property upholds in four different areas; these areas are rooms, service, restaurants, and location.

Themed after Renaissance Venice, Italy, The Venetian offers guests 3,036 hotel suites (each standard suite measures approximately 700 square feet), approximately 120,000 square feet of gaming floor, approximately 500,000 square feet of retail space at The Grand Canal Shoppes, the luxurious 65,000 square-foot Canyon Ranch® SpaClub(TM), approximately 500,000 square feet of meeting space at The Venetian Congress Center and a direct link to the approximately 1 million square-foot Sands Expo and Convention Center.

The Venetian is currently building an additional 1,013-suite hotel tower, which will make it the 3rd largest hotel in the world upon completion in mid-June 2003. The expansion also includes 150,000 square feet of additional convention center space. The suites in the new tower will help to better accommodate convention planners, exhibitors, and attendees.

In October 2001, The Venetian also became home to two world-class museums: the 63,700 square-foot Guggenheim Las Vegas featuring The Art of the Motorcycle installation and the 7,760 square-foot Guggenheim Hermitage Museum featuring Masterpieces and Master Collectors.