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Gymkhana

Restaurant·Las VegasMentioned by Condé Nast Traveler
Gymkhana
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“Gymkhana occupies the former Julian Serrano Tapas space off the Aria lobby, and the room has been transformed into something that feels like a genuine transplant from London: formal, considered, and quietly grand without being showy. The main dining room seats 76, with a bar lounge and semi-private…”
— Condé Nast Traveler
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 6

2026 Readers’ Choice Awards: The Top Hotels in Las Vegas

The top hotels in Las Vegas, as voted by our readers.

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Condé Nast TravelerDec 16, 2025

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As Vegas has grown up, so has its culinary scene.

Indian restaurant at Aria, tough reservation

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  • GymkhanaRestaurantIndian restaurant at Aria, tough reservation
  • Lotus of SiamRestaurantExperience authentic Northern Thai cuisine by James Beard Award-winning Chef Saipin Chutima.
  • Fontainebleau Las VegasHotelStandard rooms aren’t vast, but the floor-to-ceiling glass turns them into private skyboxes over either the mountains…
  • Maroon by Kwame OnwuachiRestaurantblends steakhouse traditions with Afro-Caribbean flavors
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  • HaSalonRestaurantIsraeli food that turns into a dance party
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  • DelilahRestaurantIf you missed the wildly glamorous golden years of Las Vegas, Delilah has revived them—and then some.
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