For more information, visit caesars.com/meetings/properties/harrahs-las-vegas
Harrah’s Las Vegas is letting the good times roll again. Following a recent $200 million renovation, one of the mainstay properties on the Strip is staying fresh with upgrades to all 2,542 rooms and suites, enhancements to the casino floor, new celebrity-chef restaurants, updates in the main lobby and a multimillion-dollar redesign of its main entrance and porte-cochere.
The only property directly connected via skybridge to the CAESARS FORUM conference center, Harrah’s is uniquely positioned to welcome business travelers and convention groups, with VIP service that includes Diamond check-in options, limo service and more, while staff receives constant training to reinforce standards that meet the higher expectations of business travelers.
In addition, Harrah’s is part of Caesars’ “One Contact, One Contract, One Food and Beverage Minimum” policy, allowing planners to easily arrange events across multiple properties.
Hip Hip Harrah’s!
Following are some details on Harrah’s newly unveiled renovation:
- Talk about a sense of arrival! Harrah’s brilliantly lit and roomy new porte-cochere features a valet area, bell desk and taxi line.
- The casino floor has been enhanced with upgraded lighting, fresh textiles and modern restrooms.
- Updates in the main lobby include an eye-catching ombre art piece behind the front desk, complemented by new marble flooring and counters as well as contemporary bronze columns.
- Boasting a redesign by Marnell Architecture, revamped guestrooms feature bold purple and blue colors along with dark wood accents, while modern amenities include a large backlit vanity and backlit mirror in the bathroom. Meanwhile, Harrah’s 200 suites, also upgraded by Marnell, offer separate living and dining space, a wet bar and entertainment area, a soaking tub and optional connecting bedrooms.
Famously Good Dining
Newly opened at Harrah’s is Ramsay’s Kitchen by Gordon Ramsay, led by the master chef who has helmed a number of successful TV shows and boasts multiple Michelin stars. The new dining venue—the iconic chef’s sixth Las Vegas Restaurant with Caesars Entertainment and his second Ramsay’s Kitchen location—takes guests on a culinary journey inspired by the chef’s travels around the world and features a main dining area plus a second dining area with a theater kitchen, a seafood counter and raw bar, and a private dining room for groups.
Also new in Harrah’s F&B is The Lounge, set in the heart of the casino floor, offering craft cocktails and curated spirits amid intimate seating and multi-game machines allowing guests to try their luck while relaxing.
For more information, visit caesars.com/meetings/properties/harrahs-las-vegas.
