Caesars Entertainment has officially unveiled The Vanderpump Hotel, a 188-room boutique property on the Las Vegas Strip.
The hotel's debut marks the completion of a full renovation and reflag of the former Cromwell hotel.
Across from sister property Caesars Palace, the hotel's redesign was overseen by television personality and restaurateur Lisa Vanderpump and designer Nick Alain through their firm Vanderpump Alain. According to Caesars, the revamped property features Vanderpump's signature "industrial romantic" aesthetic, combining "feminine elegance with a masculine edge."
The hotel's decor features several nods to Vanderpump's British heritage, including a mural depicting her on a rainy London street alongside a red telephone booth and an English taxicab installation at the hotel's Las Vegas Boulevard entrance. The design also incorporates a gallery wall of black-and-white photographs of Vanderpump's family, friends and pets.
The Vanderpump's food-and-beverage offerings
Amenities include a 40,000-square-foot casino floor and Caesars Sportsbook as well as the recently opened Gigolo cocktail lounge and The Bar at The Vanderpump Hotel.
Additional culinary and nightlife offerings include Giada, a restaurant concept from celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis; Soleia, a 65,000-square-foot rooftop pool and event space on the 11th floor; and Drai's After Hours nightclub.
In a statement, Caesars Entertainment chief commercial officer Sean McBurney called the property "an incredible milestone" in Caesars' ongoing partnership with Vanderpump.
"What began as a conversation about a single cocktail lounge has grown into a meaningful and highly successful collaboration, now spanning multiple destinations and culminating in a hotel," said McBurney.
While the debut marks Vanderpump's first hotel, she has previously partnered with Caesars on the Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars Palace, Vanderpump a Paris at Paris Las Vegas, Pinky's by Vanderpump at Flamingo Las Vegas and Wolf by Vanderpump locations at Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe in Nevada and Caesars Republic Scottsdale in Arizona.
The opening comes amid news that Fertitta Entertainment agreed in May to acquire Caesars Entertainment in a deal valued at approximately $17.6 billion.