Palms Casino Resort reopens in Las Vegas with $600M luxury makeover
The Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas is preparing to welcome guests once again on 27 April 2023. After a major overhaul, the iconic venue will reopen under new ownership by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, a Native American tribe with deep roots near San Bernardino, California.
The resort has undergone a sweeping $600 million renovation, completed in 2019. Two new towers now house 766 hotel rooms and suites, replacing the previous 703. Among the standout features are extravagant themed suites, including the Hardwood Suite and the Kingpin Suite, both offering unique perks like in-suite bowling.
Guests will find a range of entertainment options on-site. The property includes several bars and restaurants, a 2,500-seat theatre, a wedding chapel, and a 14-screen cinema. The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, known for their economic success since launching a bingo hall in 1986, has expanded its investments beyond California with this high-profile Las Vegas acquisition. The tribe's growing financial strength has allowed them to take on ambitious projects. Their purchase of the Palms marks a significant step into the competitive Las Vegas hospitality market.
The reopening of the Palms Casino Resort introduces a revitalised destination for visitors. With expanded accommodations, luxury suites, and diverse entertainment, the resort aims to attract a wide audience. The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians now adds a prominent Las Vegas property to its expanding portfolio.
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