Adele ‘shuns’ luxury suite at Caesars Palace and stays at rival Wynn hotel during Las Vegas residency

Adele’s postponed Las Vegas residency finally got underway on Friday night, and saw her perform to her adoring fans at the Colosseum, Caesars Palace.

The British singer, 34, who now lives in Los Angeles, was reportedly offered swanky accommodation at the Palazzo Suites at the Rio Casino as part of her deal to sing at the Caesars Palace Colosseum.

The luxury Palazzo suite which was intended to be home for the singer, her son, Angelo and boyfriend Rich Paul, includes butler service and would’ve accommodated for her four month residency.

However, it has been alleged that the Tottenham-born singer had hopes of gaining accommodation for her prolonged stay at Caesars most-exclusive Augustus Tower.

According to MailOnline the Hello singer has now chosen to stay in a bungalow at rival resort, Wynn Fairway Villas.

She is reportedly being paid $1 million a night for her residency, and although exact details are unknown, the luxury Fairway villas cost $3,883 a night.

The increased level of privacy is most likely what made the Someone Like You star opt for the villas, which are a short drive from Caesars Palace and accessed via a private entrance.

The luxury villas will help Adele to feel at home with her little family, until her last performance on 25 March 2023. The accommodation is said to come equipped with an 80-inch TV, comfy and spacious living space, dining area and bar - as well as housekeeping twice a day.

Initial reports of the singer’s temporary Las Vegas home came after a convoy of her cars were seen making their way to the Wynn villas on Saturday after the concert.

One local source commented: “It’s not clear what caused the move, but obviously it is unusual for Adele not to be staying at Caesars and locally gossip has been spreading.”

“Vegas is well used to divas, and I am sure that the feeling is that whatever makes her feel comfortable is OK, but this is embarrassing for Caesars,” the source added.

Whilst another source claimed that the British singer had a “hissy fit,” after not being offered a stay in the Augustus Tower and being offered a room at the Palazzo instead.

Adele, was initially meant to start her Las Vegas residency in January 2022, but she pulled out 24 hours before the show, saying that covid delays had affected her performance and the show wasn’t ready.

This resulted in an international backlash with fans, many who had bought tickets and planned to travel long distances to see the much-anticipated show.

After cancelling the show, Adele took to Instagram to share an apology video with more than 50 million followers.

She explained: “We’ve been absolutely destroyed by delivery delays and covid. Half my crew and team are [ill] with covid and still are, and it’s been impossible to finish the show.”

”It just aint ready,” she added.

Adele later addressed the cancellation of the $178million production on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs, saying: “The show was not good enough. Maybe my silence has been deadly, I don’t know. But it was horrible.”

She continued: “I definitely felt everyone’s disappointment and I was devastated, and I was frightened about letting them down. I’d thought I could pull it together and make it work and I couldn’t, and I stand by that decision.”

Last week, on the day before opening night, she told her Instagram followers that nerves and anticipation were getting to her.

She wrote:  “I’m feeling all sorts as I write this. I’m highly emotional, incredibly nervous but can’t sit still because I’m so excited.”

The singer went on to receive a standing ovation from the adoring crowd on Friday’s opening night and then shared photos from the first weekend with her fans.

She has also revealed that she will be bringing in the new year on-stage with fans, as she will be performing on Saturday 31 December 2022.