Established venue with a casino & fine dining, plus 3 bars, an arcade & a seasonal pool. Centrally located on the Las Vegas Strip, this landmark casino hotel is adjacent to Paris Las Vegas, a 9-minute walk from The Linq promenade mall and 7 minutes' walk from a monorail station. Colorful, casual rooms feature Wi-Fi, desks and cable TV; some have sitting areas, minifridges and/or views of the Strip. Suites add whirlpool tubs and/or dining tables. Penthouses provide wet bars and multiple living rooms. Amenities include an all-ages arcade, a fitness center and a shopping mall, plus a seasonal heated pool with cabanas and live DJs. Dining options include a high-end steakhouse, an Asian eatery and a food court. There’s also a poker room and a buzzy casino, along with 3 bars.
"Nearly a year after first announcing plans to change its name, Bally’s Las Vegas becomes the Horseshoe Las Vegas today. The rebrand includes a multi-million dollar renovation of the old Bally’s space, including new interiors and exteriors as the Strip hotel and casino becomes Caesars’ 10th Horseshoe-branded property." - Janna Karel
"In January, Caesars Entertainment announced that it planned to rebrand Bally’s Las Vegas to a Horseshoe hotel and casino with a multi-million dollar renovation and the addition of three new restaurants. The original Horseshoe casino, now Binion’s Gambling Hall & Hotel on Fremont Street, hosted the first WSOP in 1970." - Janna Karel
"Bally’s Las Vegas allows vaccinated customers to leave the mask at home, but businesses can still require that everyone wears a mask." - Susan Stapleton
"Bally’s Las Vegas is planned to open based on customer demand." - Susan Stapleton
"Launched the Sterling Brunch buffet, known for its high-end offerings and hefty price tag." - Michael Kaplan