The Cromwell - A Caesars Rewards Destination
Hotel · South Las Vegas
3595 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Highlights
Chic, Parisian-inspired rooms with upscale amenities and a lively casino.
Chic, Parisian-inspired rooms with upscale amenities and a lively casino.
"The existing Strip boutique hotel that will be taken over by the new project will remain open during the conversion, allowing operations to continue as the property flips into the new branded hotel." - Rebecca Roland
"A transformed iconic location into a unique, playful, and upscale hotel by Lisa Vanderpump, featuring bespoke furnishings and a luxurious atmosphere." - Samantha Leal Samantha Leal Samantha Leal is a writer, editor, and content strategist who covers all the good things in life—style, beauty, travel, drinks, and more. She's held editor roles at Well+Good, Marie Claire, Latina magaz
"The Cromwell offers tables on the outdoor patio at GIADA restaurant and Drai’s Beachclub for fireworks viewing."
"Staff at this boutique property are included in a tentative five‑year deal that would significantly boost pay and benefits, set formal processes for introducing AI/robotics (six months' notice and mandatory training), provide protections and pay for displaced employees, and secure daily room cleanings pending approval by members." - Janna Karel
"Opened in 2014, the Cromwell Las Vegas channels a touch of NYC’s SoHo or Miami ’s South Beach to the Las Vegas Strip. Owned by Caesars Entertainment, the hotel occupies a dramatically repurposed stand-alone structure. It was once home to Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall and Saloon—a hotelwith more modest aspirations. By Las Vegas standards, where room counts run into the thousands, the Cromwell, at 188 rooms, is considered boutique, part of a Las Vegas luxury trend: hotels with fewer rooms, more personal service, and the promise of a hipper, younger, more “happening” scene. But what sets the Cromwell apart from other boutique trendsetters is that while they are hotels within hotels, this is more like edgy New York and Miami properties that have found creative ways to live within the confines of older spaces they inherited. Thus, smaller rooms than are today’s Las Vegas standards, but with design-hotel-level artwork and other touches. And while there is a small casino, the emphasis is clearly up on the roof, poolside at Drai’s Beach Club and Nightclub, at the basement-level Drai's After Hours Club, and on the second floor, at Giada, the first restaurant for Food Network celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis."
