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Steve Wynn's $2.7 billion masterpiece built on the graves of the Desert Inn—where Howard Hughes once hid from the world.
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Wynn Las VegasCasino
Steve Wynn's $2.7 billion masterpiece built on the graves of the Desert Inn—where Howard Hughes once hid from the world.
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Portofino at the Desert InnRestaurant
The most expensive restaurant in Las Vegas — $200 per person in the 1980s.
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Desert Inn Hotel and CasinoCasino
When the Desert Inn asked Howard Hughes to check out, he bought the entire hotel instead.
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Desert Inn ShowroomShowroom
Where Howard Hughes watched shows through binoculars from his penthouse.
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Desert InnHotel/Casino
The Cleveland mob's crown jewel where Howard Hughes refused to leave—so he bought the entire resort.
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3145 S Las Vegas Blvd · 0 m away
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