Horseshoe Las Vegas is a centrally located hotel, casino, and entertainment resort on the iconic Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. Owned and operated by Caesars Entertainment, the property blends classic Vegas charm with modern upgrades, offering gaming, dining, shows, shopping, and accommodation in one destination.

It is known for:

• A vibrant casino floor
• Mid-Strip prime location
• Spacious rooms
• Direct access to shopping and nearby resorts

History

Horseshoe Las Vegas has one of the most interesting transformations on the Strip:

• 1973 – Opened as the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino, one of the largest hotels in the world at the time.
• 1980 – Site of a major fire; later rebuilt with improved safety systems.
• 1986 – Rebranded as Bally’s Las Vegas after acquisition.
• 2015 – Addition of the Grand Bazaar Shops retail complex.
• 2022–2023 – Fully rebranded to Horseshoe Las Vegas, inspired by the legendary Binion’s Horseshoe brand, with major renovations and upgrades.

Today, it represents a modern revival of a classic Vegas brand, combining legacy with contemporary hospitality.

Description & Property Highlights

• Type: Casino resort hotel
• Rooms: ~2,000+ guest rooms and suites
• Casino size: ~68,000 sq ft
• Theme: Classic Western / modern Vegas

Key Features

• Large casino with table games, slots, and poker
• Multiple restaurants (including celebrity-chef venues)
• Outdoor swimming pool with palm-lined deck
• Fitness center and wellness facilities
• On-site retail and shopping promenade
• Family-friendly attractions and arcade

Rooms are known for being spacious (starting around 450 sq ft) with modern furnishings and amenities.

Star Rating & Guest Reviews

• Hotel Class: 3.5 to 4-star (mid-range Vegas resort)
• Guest Rating: ~3.8 / 5 (Good) based on thousands of reviews

Guest Feedback Summary

Pros:

• Excellent central Strip location
• Spacious rooms
• Good value compared to luxury resorts

Cons:

• Some rooms may feel dated
• Inconsistent service experiences
• Additional fees can affect perceived value

Average Room Rates

Rates vary depending on season, events, and demand:

• Budget range: ~$30 – $80 per night (off-peak deals)
• Average range: ~$80 – $180 per night
• Peak / weekends: $150 – $300+

Additional costs may include:

• Resort fees (common in Las Vegas)
• Taxes and deposits

(Rates fluctuate significantly depending on events and booking time.)

Location

• Address: 3645 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA
• Area: Central Las Vegas Strip
• Nearby landmarks:
  • Bellagio Fountains (~0.5 km)
  • Paris Las Vegas (adjacent)
  • Flamingo & Caesars Palace nearby

Accessibility

• Walking distance to major attractions
• Monorail stations within minutes
• ~2.5 miles from Harry Reid International Airport

Contact Information

• Phone: +1 877-603-4390
• Email: lvwholesale@caesars.com
• Check-in: From 4:00 PM
• Check-out: By 11:00 AM

Activities & Things To Do

Casino & Gaming

• Slot machines, table games, poker room
• Sportsbook betting area

Entertainment & Shows

• Live performances and themed shows
• Magic, comedy, and adult entertainment

Dining Experiences

• Steakhouse dining (e.g., Jack Binion’s Steak)
• Casual eateries and food hall
• Celebrity chef restaurants

Shopping

• Grand Bazaar Shops (outdoor retail complex)

Attractions

• Large arcade (~7,000 sq ft)
• Mini golf (Twilight Zone themed)
• Exhibitions like “Real Bodies”

Leisure & Wellness

• Outdoor pool
• Fitness center
• Bars and lounges

Booking Information

How to Book

You can reserve rooms through:

• Official Caesars Entertainment website
• Online travel agencies (OTAs)
• Travel agents or tour operators

Booking Tips

• Join Caesars Rewards for discounts and perks
• Book early for peak seasons (holidays, major events)
• Watch for midweek deals (significantly cheaper)
• Check for bundled offers (hotel + shows + dining)

Payment & Policies

• Credit card required
• Security deposit may be held at check-in
• Resort fees charged daily

Why Stay at Horseshoe Las Vegas?

Best for:

• Budget-conscious travelers wanting a central location
• Casino enthusiasts
• Visitors attending events or conferences
• Travelers who want easy access to the Strip

Not ideal for:

• Luxury-only travelers seeking ultra-premium resorts
• Those sensitive to noise or crowds