Horseshoe Las Vegas

The standard room at The Horseshoe Las Vegas comes in various configurations but with similar amenities and the same square footage. The standard options are a 2 queen non-smoking resort room, a 1 king non-smoking resort room, a 2 queen non-smoking resort room pet stay, and a 1 king non-smoking resort room pet stay.

These rooms are 450 square feet, have modern, clean designs, and have a marble bathroom complete with a vanity. In addition to a 42-inch flat-screen TV, a seating area, and a dedicated workspace, the room amenities also include free wifi, an iron and ironing board, air conditioning, a clock radio, an in-room safe, and a hair dryer.

The standard rooms were all newly renovated and made for an affordable and comfortable place to lay your head.

Resort Studio Suite

The Resort Studio Suite is an upgraded room from the standard room. It comes in at 590 square feet and, similarly to the standard rooms, comes in various arrangements. You can choose from a non-smoking room that has one king or two queens. In the extra room to spread out, there are additional amenities like a sitting area, a table for two, and a dedicated workspace. You’ll also have a 55-inch flat screen, a refrigerator, and other things you expect, like a hairdryer and iron.

Resort Executive Suite (King)

The highlight of the Resort Executive Suite is the soaking tub which is just steps from the bed. This suite, 650 square feet, is perfect for a couple looking for some romance. Other than the addition of the soaking tub and the square footage, the Resort Executive Suite has all of the same amenities as the Resort Studio Suite. You can also stay with your pet in a Resort Executive Suite.

Jubilee Premium Suite (Studio)

The Jubilee Studio Suite comes in two configurations– one with two queens and one with one king. Both configurations are non-smoking rooms with a view of the Las Vegas Strip. There are over 840 square feet of space in the Jubilee room, and it’s filled with ultra-modern finishes, an upgraded marble bathroom, a sitting area, plus all of the features of the previous rooms. You can think of the Jubilee Studio Suite as a more lux version of the Resort Studio Suite.

Resort Premium Suite

The Resort Premium Suite is where you can really start to spread out. Coming in at 1,500 square feet, you’ll get a large living room, a bar with two chairs, a dining table for 6, a 65-inch TV, a vanity in the bathroom, and a workspace. The finishings are beautiful, too, with marble bathroom countertops and modern colors and patterns.

Resort Presidential Suite

The Resort Presidential Suite is a classic Las Vegas suite. It’s two stories, almost 1,400 square feet, and has stunning views, which you can see through the floor-to-ceiling windows. The one-king bedroom is secluded up the towering stairs and accompanied by a balcony. In the main area of the suite, you’ll find a wet bar, dining area, workspace, and living space.

Penthouse Suite

The Penthouse Suite is the top-of-the-line accommodation at The Horseshoe Las Vegas. Not only are these suites luxurious and stylish, they range in space from 2,550 to 3,425 square feet, depending on what you need. The most common configuration has two-bedroom suites with king beds and private bathrooms with soaking tubs as well as two living spaces and a large wet bar. The Penthouse Suites are everything you want, need, and more to live like a high roller!

Jack Binion’s Steak

Jack Binion’s Steak is a steakhouse that cooks their steaks using an 1800-degree broiler which creates a taste unique to the establishment. Alongside their steaks, you can indulge in a seafood tower, decadent sides, and sweet, yummy desserts. The large circular bar and vintage Las Vegas photographs give the space a sultry feel, too. Jack Binion’s is open for dinner nightly.

M.Y. Asia

M.Y. Asia from Chef Martin Yan, whose initials are in the name, is a world of Asian cuisine. The restaurant offers everything from hand-pulled noodles to rice dishes and stir-fries. We love the roasted duck! Another star of the show at M.Y. Asia is the infamous Lucky Bell Bar which has some amazing and unique cocktails.

Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen

Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen is coming to The Horseshoe Las Vegas this summer. It is designated to be a hot spot for sports, food, libations, and more. There will be a 360-degree bar, tons of TV screens, and even an MVP lounge. Stay tuned to see what Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen unveils later this year.

Horseshoe Food Court

The Horseshoe Food Court is filled with the quick-service restaurants you know and love. Get burgers at Johnny Rockets, hot dogs at Nathan’s Famous, a sandwich from Subway, or pizza at Sbarro. Oh, and there’s Pan Asian Express, too.

Lavazza

Lavazza is a good ole fashioned coffee shop that’s open 24 hours a day. However, they have more than just coffee. You’ll also be able to get fruit smoothies, juices, fresh fruit, sandwiches, and pastries.

Nosh Deli

Nosh Deli highlights their made-to-order sandwiches that are piled high full of deliciousness, but of course, there are other selections. It’s a relaxed eatery with a classic cafe look that is perfect for lunch.

Lobby Bar

Every hotel has to have a good lobby bar, and luckily The Horseshoe has just that. The Lobby Bar is classic in design and vibes, with lounge seating, a grand piano, and an elegant bar. The cocktails are traditional, too, as an honor to the Horseshoe. Oh, and the piano? Yeah, it plays itself!

Purple Zebra

Purple Zebra is a daiquiri bar at The Horseshoe Las Vegas. They have fun flavor combinations, though you can always create your own. Though it is 21 and up, like a traditional bar, you can get non-alcoholic daiquiris. The Purple Zebra also has ice-cold beer and energy drinks. Don’t forget to take a picture with the giant zebra painted on the wall who’s holding a daiquiri– it’s a right of passage!

Sully’s Casino Bar

Sully’s Casino Bar, as the name suggests, is a bar right on the casino floor. It’s open-air, so you still feel like you are in on the action. Sully’s is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so any time, day or night, you can get a cocktail, beer, or wine. There is plenty of seating between the high-tops and the wrap-around bar as well.

The Arcade Bar

Inside the Arcade at The Horseshoe Las Vegas, which we will dive into in a bit, is The Arcade Bar. It has all of your standard beer, wine, and spirits to quench your thirst while you play like a kid again.

The Cabinet of Curiosities Lounge

The Cabinet of Curiosities Lounge is more than just a bar. It is a nightlife adventure. While the mixologist designs drinks that will ignite all of your senses, you’ll be toured around the cabinets filled with objects from around the world, each with its own story. And don’t worry; the mixologists will tell you the stories through their creations and their riveting conversation.

The Indigo Lounge

The Indigo Lounge is a chill hangout overlooking the casino action. They have plenty of screens to watch the games, comfortable seating, and they are serving up great drinks. The service is pretty great, too. The Indigo Lounge is a go-to at The Horseshoe Las Vegas.

The Lock Speakeasy

The Lock is the newest speakeasy on the Las Vegas Strip. This also means it is the most hidden since the location hasn’t been the talk of the town just yet! Inside you’ll have cocktails full of history, music that will transport you back in time, and the lights are dimmed down low for ambiance. We will give you all we know about the location, though!

Remember The Cabinet of Curiosities Lounge? Well in there is a secret door, but you’ll have to crack the code to the lock to enter– hence, the name. You should probably make reservations, though, because it isn’t the largest place since, after all, it is supposed to be a secret. Shhh!

Battle Bots

Have you seen the show Battle Bots on TV? Well, it is filmed right at the Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel. That means you can see the action live as the robots fight to the death. The show is so high energy, and you can be seen on TV!

Paranormal – Mind Reading Magic

Paranormal – Mind Reading Magic is at The Magic Attic. It’s a show from internationally known mentalist Frederic Da Silva featuring hypnosis, magic, mystery, and mind reading. Can he really read minds? Get your tickets and find out! Our lips are sealed!

Potted Potter

The Horseshoe Las Vegas calls Potted Potter “The Unauthorized Harry Experience,” and that’s because it is a parody comedy show. The stars of the show, Dan and Jeff, squeeze all seven Harry Potter books into just 70 minutes. It is hilarious, and Harry Potter fans will be rolling in their seats. We do have to admit that though you don’t have to have read the books, you do need a bit of background on the plot and the characters.

Twilight Zone by Monster Mini Golf

Twilight Zone by Monster Mini Golf is a glowing world of freaky monsters, but of course, there’s also a mini golf course in the middle of it all. Book a round because it is fun for all ages! Oh, and wear white or bright colors so that you’ll glow.

Arcade at Horseshoe

We mentioned the Arcade Bar earlier, but now it’s time to go over more about the Arcade at Horseshoe itself. The Arcade at Horseshoe has more than 80 arcade games, including both the classics and new, exciting virtual reality adventure games. They call it a neon playground because there really are neon lights everywhere. It is also more than 7,000 square feet, so it truly is a big playground.

Real Bodies Exhibit

The Real Bodies Exhibit is a unique experience that is only available in a few places in the country. Luckily, Las Vegas at The Horseshoe is one of them. The Real Bodies Exhibit lives up to its name as it explores human anatomy in artful and interesting ways using real human specimens. The exhibit dives into human life culturally, emotionally, and historically. There are more than 200 specimens total, and 20 whole preserved humans that will amaze you.

Dino Safari

Dino Safari is another attraction at The Horseshoe Las Vegas. It is essentially a dinosaur theme park in the middle of Las Vegas! You can dig for fossils, learn about the latest research, see animatronics, go down the dinosaur slide, and so much more. There is fun for all ages at Dino Safari.

The pool at the Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is called Blu Pool. Blu Pool is the on-property seasonal outdoor pool which actually consists of two pools. There is a large main pool perfect for wading and then another pool that is a bit deeper. Alongside the pool area is an area with outdoor games, cabanas, and sun loungers you can rent, plus cocktails at the poolside bar and VIP bottle service should you want to take your relaxation to the next level. The Blu swimming pool is modern, lush, and the perfect place to spend the day.

The Horseshoe Las Vegas has a state-of-the-art fitness center with plenty of cardio and weight equipment. It is reserved for those 18+, and access is included in your resort fee. Though there is not a spa at The Horseshoe Las Vegas, next door to Paris Las Vegas is the Voie Spa and Salon, which makes for an excellent destination after a hard workout.

The Horseshoe Las Vegas offers both wedding packages and full plan-your-own weddings, complete with an entire team of wedding professionals at your disposal. We do have to mention one of their wedding packages, though, as it is quite unique.

Their “Till Death Do Us Part” wedding package takes place in the Real Bodies Exhibit with a backdrop of faux bones designed after the Catacombs. The package includes black walls, candlelight, and blood-red petals, among other things. It is everything you need if you are looking to buck the traditional white wedding, though we’d like to be clear that you can also plan the dreamiest white wedding at The Horseshoe Las Vegas, too.

The Horseshoe Las Vegas casino has plenty of action to please beginners and veterans alike. Among the maze of lights and sleek decor, you’ll find more than 700 slots and electronic table games, 42 traditional table games, and 18 live poker games. Guests can also use the Caesars Sportsbook Kiosks to bet on their favorite sports teams even though The Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel & Casino doesn’t have a dedicated sportsbook of its own.

Hall of Fame Poker Room

The Hall of Fame Poker Room is unique to the Horseshoe Las Vegas and is where all 18 poker tables are located. In this room, you’ll find several variations of poker games, including Texas Hold’Em Bonus Poker, Pai Gow Poker, Pot Limit Omaha, and more. There are also six tournament times every day in the Hall of Fame Poker Room, and on Saturdays, you can take part in the Horseshoe Saturday Special, which has a $5,000 guaranteed prize pool. So many ways to win!

Grand Bazaar Shops

The Grand Bazaar Shops is located right in front of the Horseshoe Las Vegas property, making it a convenient place to shop ’til you drop. The Grand Bazaar Shops are a collection of outdoor shopping with a wide variety of stores to choose from. You’ll find everything from designer to collectibles, necessities, and more.

Horseshoe Avenue Shops

If you want an indoor shopping experience to get out of the Las Vegas heat, the Horseshoe Avenue Shops is another great shopping option. There are more than 20 stores in the Horseshoe Avenue Shops, and it’s just a short walk from the casino floor. You’ll find clothing, vintage music memorabilia, gifts, jewelry, home decor, and anything you could want.

Check-In & Check-Out Times

Check-in at The Horseshoe starts at 4 p.m. For check-in, you’ll need to be age 21 or older, provide photo identification, and put a valid credit card on file for incidentals. Check-out time is 11 a.m. Now, of course, you can always request an early check-in or a late check-out, as front desk staff tries to accommodate these requests if they can. You’ll also have the option to go with express check-in using the Caesars app.

Reservations

Reservations can be made right through The Horseshoe Las Vegas website, or if you are looking for the best Las Vegas hotel deals, we’ve got special pricing just for you!

Resort Fee

The resort fee is $39.95 per room per night before taxes. This rate is rather standard for a Las Vegas hotel, though if you are a Caesars Rewards member with a Seven Stars or Diamond status, you’re exempt from the resort fee. The resort fee includes internet access plus a complimentary upgrade to high-speed premium internet, pool access, fitness center access, local calls, and of course the, amenities like maid service.

Pets

The Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel is pet friendly. There is a pet fee, though, of $75. Only dogs are allowed, with a maximum of 2 dogs per room. The dogs must also be a maximum weight of 50 pounds.

Room Service, Laundry Service, & In-Room Movies

There are some additional amenities you can take advantage of with your room reservation. These include things like room service, laundry service, and in-room movies. Though they come at an additional cost, room service and an in-room movie are great Las Vegas itineraries.

Business Center

For those who aren’t just on vacation and need to work during their stay, The Horseshoe Las Vegas has you covered. They have a full business center which you are free to use. From conference centers to printers and fax machines, everything you’ll need is right onsite.

Accessible Accommodations

If you need a guest room that has accessible room measures like a roll-in shower, luckily, The Horseshoe Las Vegas has plenty of options. They have both standard rooms and suites that are accessible. If you don’t see them on the booking, ensure that you note special check-in instructions on your reservation or call the front desk to book your room.

The Horseshoe Las Vegas is located at 3645 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109, next to Paris Las Vegas Resort. The Horseshoe Las Vegas is close to Harry Reid International Airport and is considered the center Strip. This means it is within walking distance of other Las Vegas Strip hotspots like the Caesars Palace monorail station, MGM Grand, and several Las Vegas Hilton properties. We’ve included a map for your reference.

The Horseshoe Las Vegas has onsite parking, though it is not free for guests. Their charge depends on whether you go with valet parking or self-parking and the day of the week. We’ve outlined it all here, though keep in mind that any parking fee is in addition to the nightly resort fees, and the parking garage is a pretty long walk to the front check-in desk.

Most of the reviews of The Horseshoe Las Vegas are good, though some have noted that check-in took over an hour due to the lines. This can be prevented with the express self-check-in. Reviews note about clean, spacious rooms as well as a great price. It’s not the most luxurious resort on the Las Vegas Strip, but it is a good economical option.

• The Horseshoe Las Vegas took over the Bally’s Las Vegas property, so now it is renovated with new amenities.
• The Horseshoe Las Vegas has all of the amenities you would expect from a resort on the Las Vegas Strip, including onsite restaurants, nightlife, shows, shopping, a casino, a seasonal pool, and more.
• Specific rooms are renovated as well, so you can enjoy modern furnishings and the latest features.