The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas has added an entire new 17-story tower of power.

The tower, which cost $750 million, brings a variety of posh rooms, high-tech villas, a new nightclub and three new restaurants to nurse our own Vegas worthy hangovers — though, hopefully, we have all of our teeth and Mike Tyson’s tiger is not resting against our in-room wet bar. (By now, we’ve all see that movie.)

Really, these accommodations sound suite enough that we’re ready to get married just to have the bachelor party. Even the standard suites come with a wet bar and the Hard Rock’s Sound Matters Bar, an AMX 12-inch touch panel music system. (You can hook up your iPod and if you lost it at the craps table, just select one of the 2,000 songs available in the Hard Rock’s personal stash.)

Oh, and there’s a new spa, more casino space, a VIP entrance and coming later this year, a Skybar and pool.

“This tower is a major milestone in our expansion and moves our brand into another level of decadence,” said Phil Shalala, Hard Rock’s chief marketing officer. “Our goal was to stay true to the property’s innovative and trend-setting style while creating an edgy and decadent rock ‘n’ roll experience not offered anywhere else in Las Vegas.”

Indeed: So how do you do that?

7 Penthouse suites: They come with everything you’d need on the 16th floor — from black crocodile leather furnishings, marble floors and massive showers. They open up to a private beach area and the Provocateur suite includes a projection system in the bedroom that projects the picture onto the wall behind the bed (and onto the bed itself). What you do with that, stays in Vegas, please.

8 Luxury Spa Villas: Bigger and better, they include private patios with fire pits and plunge pools. And if you don’t want to leave your room, there’s space for spa treatments in your room.

Reliquary Spa: 25,000 square feet rock star treatment. It can also accomidate small parties and there’s even a room with a pole — something everyone needs — especially if you want pole dancing lessons.

Vanity Nightclub: Puts the “sin” back in Sin City. Complete with a million dollar LED chandellier that can change colors and project images. There’s a big dance floor and even outdoor space that leads to the Ladies Lounge that comes with six vanity stations to fix your hair and makeup. And if you need professional help with a broken nail, there’s staff on hand to assist you. And once the lady looks good, just slink on back to one of the 50 VIP booths in the club and enjoy the rest of the night.

Rooms start at $119 a night and to book one, go to the Hard Rock’s website.

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