Las Vegas has seen hotels, like the Fontainebleau (left) a $2.9 billion project, sits 90% finished and vacant thanks to bankruptcy. Lack of funds and investors pulling out of projects had the public unsure of the future of Vegas hotels and casinos.
Construction is moving forward with future hotels but Instead of building from the ground up, investors are now looking for ways renovate and re-invent closed, unfinished, or vacant casinos.
For 2013-2014, there are two confirmed new hotels that promise to bring new vibes to the city of Sin… Future Hotels in Las Vegas SLS Las Vegas: This is the first real promise that Las Vegas is coming back from the slump. One of the biggest names in hotel luxury, SBE Entertainment Group—has publicly announced its plans to revitalize the north end of the Strip by creating the luxurious SLS Las Vegas out of the now-closed Sahara. The SLS will include luxury restaurants, such as The Bazaar, Katsuya, and Umami, clubs that rival the hottest on the strip, and a lavish casino that promises to tempt both local and A-list clientele. The SLS is scheduled to open early in 2014..
Quad Resort new Vegas hotelThe Quad Resort & Casino: The Quad is about breathing new life into an already existing Las Vegas Hotel. Put together by Caesars Entertainment, The Quad is a complete re-invention of the current Imperial Palace and once renovated, will be a direct connection to Linq, the new entertainment and shopping district at Caesars. Adding a hip nightclub, extra gaming room, and upscale resort rooms and suites, The Quad is promising to be a modern and trendy Vegas revitalization. The Quad is scheduled to open in late 2013.
SLS Las Vegas: This is the first real promise that Las Vegas is coming back from the slump. One of the biggest names in hotel luxury, SBE Entertainment Group has publicly announced its plans to revitalize the north end of the Strip by creating the luxurious SLS Las Vegas out of the now-closed Sahara. The SLS will include luxury restaurants, such as The Bazaar, Katsuya, and Umami, clubs that rival the hottest on the strip, and a lavish casino that promises to tempt both local and A-list clientele. The SLS is scheduled to open early in 2014.
