Resorts World Las Vegas

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Resorts World Las Vegas opened on June 24, 2021, on 88 acres at the north end of the Las Vegas Strip. It cost $4.3 billion to build, making it the most expensive resort property ever built in Las Vegas.

It is on the former site of the Stardust Hotel & Casino that was imploded in 2007. The theme is a luxury experience “with Asian-inspired touches”.

The hotel towers are 59 stories, with 3,506 rooms and suites operating as three separate brands. The Hilton-branded portion, known as Hilton Las Vegas at Resorts World, has 1,774 rooms. The resort also includes one of the largest Conrad hotels in the world – Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World, with 1,496 rooms. Another portion of the hotel with 236 rooms is branded as the high-end Crockfords Las Vegas. Each hotel has its own lobby.

The resort has a 220,000 square-foot pool complex with seven unique pool experiences including a 1,800 square-foot infinity pool with spectacular views of the Las Vegas Strip.

They also have Awana Spa, Miss Behave Beauty Salon, state-of-the-art fitness center, FedEx Office business center, Hertz car rental and 70,000 square-feet of shopping boutiques in The District at Resorts World.

They have 117,000 square-feet of gaming space with 1,400 of the latest slot and video poker machines. The casino pit has 117 tables with all the popular games, including Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Pai Gow Poker, Baccarat and more.

They have a dedicated 30-table poker room, private gaming salons and high-limit areas. The Entertainment Zone features live entertainment and includes the Sports Book. They use the Genting Rewards loyalty card.

There are many dining options at all points, including:

FINE DINING

Aqua Seafood & Caviar Restaurant (Seafood)
Bar Zazu (European)
Brezza (Italian)
Carversteak (Steaks & Chops)
Copper Sun Hot Pot & Grill (Asian)
Crossroads Kitchen (Vegetarian)
FUHU (Asian)
Genting Palace (Chinese)
Kusa Nori (Japanese)
Stubborn Seed (American)
¡VIVA! by Ray Garcia (Mexican)
Wally’s (American)

CASUAL DINING

Agave Bar & Grill (Mediterranean) Open Seasonally at the Pool
Dawg House Saloon (American)
Junior’s (American)
Mulberry Street Pizzeria (Italian)
RedTail (Asian)
Sun’s Out Buns Out (American)

FAMOUS FOODS STREET EATS

Ah Chun Shandong Dumpling (Chinese)
Blood Bros Texas Barbecue (American)
Burger Barn (American)
Famous Pho (Vietnamese)
FUHU Shack (Chinese)
Geylang Claypot Rice (Asian)
Googgle Man’s Char Kuey Teow (Asian)
Han’s Fish & Chips (British)
Harajuku Ramen (Japanese)
Kuru Kuru Pa Yakitori (Japanese)
Michos Tacos (Mexican)
Nori Bar (Japanese)
Salad Jack’s (American)
Streetbird Fried Chicken (American)
Sweet Eats (Dessert)
Tiger Sugar (Asian)
Wu Zhang Artisan Noodles (Asian)
Yaya’s Mediterranean Café (Mediterranean)

QUICK EATS

Bites (American)
Lady M Confections (Desserts)
Randy’s Donuts (American)
Starbucks (American)

BARS & LOUNGES

Allē Lounge on 66
Athena Pool Bar
Baccarat Bar
Bimini Bar
Conrad Lobby Bar
Crockfords Lobby Bar
Crystal Bar & Lounge
Eight Cigar Lounge
Famous Foods Center Bar
Fat Tuesday
Gatsby’s Cocktail Lounge
Golden Monkey Tiki Lounge
Here Kitty Kitty Vice Den
High Limit Bar
Jalisco Underground
Sassy Sips Daiquiri Bar

Ayu Dayclub is an outdoor pool venue featuring a southeast Asian island theme. Zouk Nightclub is touted as “the most technologically advanced nightclub in Las Vegas”.

For entertainment they have Resorts World Theatre that seats 5,000 guests. It contains one of the largest and tallest stages on the Las Vegas Strip. Some of the resident performers have included Carrie Underwood, Katy Perry, Michael Bublé, Luke Bryan and more.

Resorts World has over 250,000 square-feet of flexible meeting and banquet space.

Fun Fact: The west tower has a 100,000 sq ft LED screen, measuring 294 feet in height and 340 feet in width. It took seven months to construct and is one of the largest in the USA. The east tower has a smaller LED screen measuring 19,000 sq ft.

Resorts World has a Vegas Loop Station. RTC Bus Route: DEUCE