You don’t need to splurge to vacation like a VIP in Las Vegas. Travelers can retreat to an opulent suite with a private backyard and dipping pool, relax within a lavish 80,000-square-foot spa complex and dine at restaurants by their favorite celebrity chefs – all without breaking the bank. MGM Resorts hotels have a variety of luxury offerings for every budget without compromises:

Recently opened for public reservation, The Lanais at The Mirage are elegant accommodations on The Strip featuring private backyards with dipping pools, a rarity in Vegas. Starting at $1,000 a night, this intimate and luxurious hideaway offers plenty of room for guests to relax with two spacious living areas, a wet bar, master bedroom and bath with dual vanities and whirlpool tub.

A chaise lounge chair at Bellagio’s Cypress Pool offers the same personalized service that guests would receive in a cabana – starting at $50 for the entire day.

This exclusive pool oasis is tucked away in Bellagio’s pool complex, hidden by Cypress trees for a secluded adults-only retreat. While lounging, pool-goers can enjoy A-list amenities such as Evian misters, non-alcoholic smoothie shots, chilled towels and a personal host to bring them anything else they need.

Foodies hungry for delectable bites by world-renowned chefs will find a slice of heaven atL‘Atelier de Joël Robuchon, the Chef of the Century’s casual counterpart to his namesake restaurant at MGM Grand. Dissolving the boundaries between kitchen and dining room, the restaurant allows guests to observe the creation of their meal, offering an entertaining and delicious experience.

Diners can indulge in the 11-course seasonal tasting menu featuring delicacies such as Le Celeri (celery mousse with wasabi), beef stew gelée and foie gras for only $159.

Those looking for a little rest and relaxation on their trip will want to unwind in style at The Spa at ARIA, an expansive complex that’s a step above the rest. With a day pass, guests have access to exceptional wet areas such as eucalyptus steam rooms and redwood saunas, the Shio Salt Room, Vegas’ first co-ed spa terrace with an infinity-edge pool and the nation’s only Japanese Ganbanyoku Stone Beds.