🧲 Horseshoe Las Vegas labor day weekend

Join me for an exciting walkthrough of the iconic Horseshoe Casino in Las Vegas during the bustling Labor Day weekend! 🎰✨ I’ll take you through the vibrant lobby, the action-packed poker room, the lively casino bar, and the thrilling table games area. Get a front-row seat to the electric atmosphere filled with young, beautiful people enjoying the holiday weekend in this jam-packed hotspot! Don’t miss the energy and excitement of one of Vegas’ most legendary casinos! 🃏🍸

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Horseshoe Las Vegas, located at 3645 Las Vegas Boulevard South, is a vibrant casino hotel in the heart of the Strip, owned by Caesars Entertainment. Rebranded from Bally’s in December 2022, it blends classic Vegas charm with modern amenities. Originally opened as the MGM Grand in 1973, it survived a tragic 1980 fire, was rebuilt, and later renamed Bally’s before adopting the Horseshoe name, inspired by the legendary Binion’s Horseshoe downtown.

The resort spans 44 acres with two 26-story towers, offering 2,812 rooms, including 244 suites. Rooms are spacious, clean, and equipped with cable TV, safes, ironing facilities, and work desks. Some offer views of the Sphere or Bellagio fountains. Recent renovations updated the casino floor, adding new wallpaper, carpeting, and a revamped poker room with 18 tables. The 68,375-square-foot casino features 65 gaming tables, 1,800 slot machines, and a stadium-style Race & Sports Book. A video game arcade replaced the original sportsbook area.

Dining options include Jack Binion’s Steak, known for its 1800-degree-broiled steaks, The Bedford by Martha Stewart, and Nosh Deli for quick bites. Eight restaurants and four bars, including the Indigo Lounge for craft cocktails, cater to diverse tastes. The Blu Pool, open seasonally (March to October), offers a relaxing oasis with palm trees and attentive service. A full-service spa, fitness center, sauna, and steam rooms enhance guest comfort.

Entertainment includes unique attractions like the Real Bodies exhibit, showcasing human anatomy, and shows such as Paranormal – Mind Reading Magic and Potted Potter, a Harry Potter parody. The Grand Bazaar Shops out front and Horseshoe Avenue Shops inside provide ample shopping. With 127,000 square feet of event space, the resort hosts conferences and events for up to 14,000 guests.

Its prime location, steps from the LINQ Promenade and Grand Bazaar Shops, ensures easy access to nearby attractions like the Bellagio Fountains and Caesars Palace. The Las Vegas Monorail station on-site simplifies Strip exploration. Guest reviews praise the central location, clean rooms, and friendly staff, though some note dated furnishings or limited mid-price dining. Rates vary, with October 2025 averaging $238 nightly, and a $150 damage deposit is required at check-in.

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