McCarran International Airport (LAS): Approximate driving time is 12 minutes and distance is 4 miles.

Driving directions from McCarran International Airport: Exit the airport via Paradise Rd and bear right onto Swenson St. Turn left on E Naples Dr, then right on Paradise Rd. Turn left on E Flamingo Rd and go about 1 mile. Turn right on Las Vegas Blvd S (the Strip) and go about .5 miles to the hotel.

Getting there: The best option from the airport is a taxi ($5–$15; fees subject to change without notice) or a rental car.

Getting around: There are several options for guests who want to visit other casinos on the Strip. City buses (less than $5) run the length of the Strip; private trollies (less than $5) provide direct service to the larger casinos. Some guests choose to walk. Taxis are readily available, and guests who drive will find that parking at most locations is complimentary. A rental car is the best option for destinations outside the Strip. (All fees subject to change without notice.)

Onda - This elegant restaurant features Italian food.

Mikado - This restaurant serves sushi, teppanyaki preparations, and à la carte Japanese fare in lovely surroundings.

Moongate - Delicate Cantonese cuisine is the focus here.

Samba Grill - Colorful and lively, Samba Grill specializes in Brazilian-style meats sliced from giant skewers at the table.

California Pizza Kitchen - This outpost of the popular Western chain serves pizzas, pastas, salads, and other light fare.

Kokomo's - Located in the atrium's tropical forest, Kokomo's specializes in steak and seafood served to a soothing background of falling water.

Caribe Café - Light meals are available around the clock at this restaurant.

Noodle Kitchen - Located inside Caribe Café, this spot features pan-Asian noodles and dim sum.

Mirage Buffet - This large, airy restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets and a brunch buffet on weekends.

Ava – Featuring rich tropical colors, Brazilian redwood, and distinctive lighting and artwork, Ava provides an intimate atmosphere in which guests can indulge in exotic specialty drinks and dance the night away.

Onda Lounge - Situated between Onda and Renoir restaurants, this lounge provides live music nightly and features a Bellini cocktail with a French twist.

The Mirage also contains a coffee shop/bakery, an ice-cream shop, a poolside café, two snack bars, and three other lounges.

Room service is available 24 hours.

Amenity highlights: A heated, lagoon-style pool surrounded by a coconut-grove garden offers grottos, waterfalls, and a quarter-mile of "shoreline." Included are a children's pool, water slides, a 10-person spa, and private cabanas. More relaxation can be found in a 22,000-square-foot health-and-beauty spa that contains a spacious fitness center with gold light fixtures. Guests soak in four spas of different temperatures or enjoy spa and body-treatment baths.

Given his own theater and widely recognized as one of the top acts in Las Vegas, master impressionist Danny Gans presents a show of comedy, music, and many voices.

Glittering shops and boutiques comprise The Shopping Promenade. Other hotel shops include one for dolphin souvenirs and one for Secret Garden souvenirs.

Other attractions include a 54-foot-high volcano in a streetside lagoon that erupts every 15 minutes from dusk to midnight, spewing fire and steam down its waterfall sides; a 20,000-gallon saltwater aquarium located behind the front desk; and a tropical rain forest located within a 90-foot-high atrium.

Comprising 100,000 square feet, the casino supplies slots, video poker, backjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, pai gow, keno, a poker room, and an expansive sports book.