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“The Venetian Las Vegas is a massive Venice-themed luxury hotel-casino on the north-central Las Vegas Strip, at 3355 Las Vegas Blvd S. Combined with its attached sister property The Palazzo, it forms one of the largest hotel complexes in the world, with roughly 7,100 all-suite rooms. It opened in May 1999 on the site of…

“Be sure to check out the channel that has more Vegas content than anyone on YouTube—@VegasIRL (Vegas IRL). Their walkthroughs, before-and-afters, and constant coverage of every casino, remodel, and corner of the city (Strip, downtown, locals spots, and beyond) are unmatched for real, on-the-ground Las Vegas footage.”

“Planet Hollywood Las Vegas is a mid-Strip casino resort owned by Caesars Entertainment, known for a Hollywood pop-culture theme, a convenient location, and a mix of concerts, shopping, and mid-range rooms rather than ultra-luxury polish. It sits at 3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard in Paradise, Nevada, on the east side of the Strip at Harmon…

“Paris Las Vegas is a Paris-themed casino hotel on the Las Vegas Strip at 3655 S Las Vegas Boulevard, owned and operated by Caesars Entertainment. It opened on September 1, 1999, and remains one of the Strip’s most recognizable properties because of its half-scale Eiffel Tower replica and other French landmarks. It sits in a…

“The Rio Las Vegas sits just west of the Strip on Flamingo Road—close enough to reach the action quickly, far enough that it still feels like its own destination. It opened on January 15, 1990 as Las Vegas’s first all-suite hotel, with a bright Brazilian Carnival theme that still shows in the colorful towers, vibrant…

“El Cortez is downtown Las Vegas’s oldest continuously operating hotel-casino, a compact, adults-only (21+) property at 600 East Fremont Street in the Fremont East Entertainment District. It opened November 7, 1941, sits one block east of the Fremont Street Experience, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is smaller and less…

“Four Queens Hotel and Casino is a classic downtown Las Vegas property on Fremont Street, right under the Fremont Street Experience canopy. It opened in 1966 and remains one of the more affordable, old-school options in Glitter Gulch. History and location Ben Goffstein developed the property and named it after his four daughters—Faith, Hope, Benita,…

“Be sure to check out the channel that has more Vegas content than anyone on YouTube—@VegasIRL (Vegas IRL). Their walkthroughs, before-and-afters, and constant coverage of every casino, remodel, and corner of the city (Strip, downtown, locals spots, and beyond) are unmatched for real, on-the-ground Las Vegas footage.”

“Boulder Station Hotel & Casino is a mid-range, value-oriented Station Casinos property at 4111 Boulder Highway in Las Vegas (Sunrise Manor area), about 5 miles east of the Strip. It opened in 1994 with a Western train-station look and caters to locals and visitors who want a full casino-hotel experience without Strip prices or crowds….

“The Hard Rock Las Vegas Guitar Hotel tower stands at its full planned height of about 660 feet and 42 stories after topping out in early May 2026. As of late August 2026 the blue tinted glass facade covers nearly the entire structure with only a small corner or section still receiving panels. Exterior sheathing…

“Be sure to check out the channel that has more Vegas content than anyone on YouTube—@VegasIRL (Vegas IRL). Their walkthroughs, before-and-afters, and constant coverage of every casino, remodel, and corner of the city (Strip, downtown, locals spots, and beyond) are unmatched for real, on-the-ground Las Vegas footage.”

“The casino at Resorts World Las Vegas is a modern, tech-forward 117,000-square-foot gaming floor (roughly the size of two football fields) that opened with the $4.3 billion resort in June 2021 on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip. It emphasizes advanced technology, convenience, and a sleek contemporary design rather than the more traditional…

“Excalibur Hotel & Casino is a large, mid-range resort on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip (3850 S Las Vegas Blvd), at the Tropicana Avenue intersection near Luxor, New York-New York, and MGM Grand. Opened on June 19, 1990, by Circus Circus Enterprises (now operated by MGM Resorts International and owned by Vici…

“Be sure to check out the channel that has more Vegas content than anyone on YouTube—@VegasIRL (Vegas IRL). Their walkthroughs, before-and-afters, and constant coverage of every casino, remodel, and corner of the city (Strip, downtown, locals spots, and beyond) are unmatched for real, on-the-ground Las Vegas footage.”