Bally’s Las Vegas Completes $125M Renovation in New Resort Tower

Bally’s renovated presidential living room.

Located in the center of the action on the Strip, Bally’s Las Vegas has completed a $125 million redesign of 2,052 guest rooms and suites in the new Resort Tower. Nearly every guest room at Bally’s Las Vegas has been renovated within the last four years.

The latest redesign features neutral, dark wood tones and striking pops of red throughout decorative accents and fashionable wall coverings, with various geometric patterns that create a contemporary feel. Additional highlights of the new rooms include USB charging stations, chic lounge furniture and reimagined bathrooms with spacious glass-enclosed showers. The recent Bally’s Las Vegas renovation followed the completion of the Jubilee Tower rooms and suites in early 2014.

As part of Caesars Entertainment’s Code Green initiative, which aims to reduce landfill waste by 50 percent by 2020, the company donated a majority of the furniture from the renovation to charitable organizations. Caesars Entertainment donated more than 2,000 rooms of furniture from Bally’s Las Vegas — more than $1.1 million in estimated value — to Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas, hurricane relief efforts in Houston, Texas and other non-profit agencies.

Bally’s Las Vegas rooms are oversized in comparison to most hotel rooms on the Las Vegas Strip, with standard rooms measuring approximately 450 sf and suites spanning more than 3,000 sf. Centrally-located Bally’s Las Vegas is steps away from various Las Vegas landmarks and attractions and is a stop on the Las Vegas Monorail line.

Design highlights of the renovated guest rooms and suites include pillow-top beds, large flat-screen TVs and the following:

• Resort Room: Measures more than 440 sf. Amenities include an upgraded bathroom with a backlit mirror and rain shower.
• Resort Studio Suite: Features a wet bar and an additional sitting area and an upgraded bathroom.
• Resort Executive Suite: Measuring 650 sf, the Executive suite includes a comfortable living area, a soaking tub located in the middle of the room. The redesigned bathroom also features a free-standing shower and two vanities with sinks.
• Resort Premium Suite: The new one-bedroom, 1,500-sf Premium Suite features a soaking tub in the room, an upgraded bathroom, a separate living room offers a second 65-inch flat-screen TV, ample lounge seating, a six-seat dining table and a large wet bar with seating around an additional 55-inch flat-screen TV.
• Resort Presidential Suite: The focal points of the new two-story Resort Presidential Suite are the towering staircase leading to a balcony and secluded bedroom and the floor-to-ceiling windows. The 890-sf, one-bedroom suite includes a wet bar, a dining area and a living room on the first floor, along with the option to upgrade to up to four bedrooms.

The new Resort Tower suites are part of the Caesars Suites program: caesarssuites.com.