According to the Nevada Gaming Control Board, the Red Rock has 67 table games, 20 poker tables, and 2,890 slots. By way of comparison, the MGM has 2.75 times as much at 156,023. This review is based on my experience.Īccording to the 2009 American Casino Guide, the Red Rock has 56,750 square feet of casino space. I checked into the Red Rock for one night on July 2, 2009. There is an emphasis on amenities such as the spa, pool, hiking, and outdoor activities. The property has a lot of appeal to those who would prefer to stay out of Vegas.

I found it to be very classy, and it looks like the intention is to attract big corporate events. The Red Rock has a very understated, elegant style compared to most Las Vegas properties. feet, and the convention center has an area of 94,000 sq. It features a full casino with all the standard slots and table games, 11 restaurants, a 60-lane bowling alley, a 500 seat Bingo parlor, a 16 screen movie theatre, and a 3-acre (!) pool area and spa. The Red Rock opened in 2006, at a cost of $930 million. Wikipedia describes the site as a “locals” casino, but if it is, it’s the most expensive and luxurious locals casino I’ve ever seen. It’s very impressive with enormous Swarofski crystal chandeliers featuring over 3 million pieces of crystal. The décor could be described as Desert Modern or Desert Art Deco. The Red Rock is a Station Casino, and in fact the corporate headquarters is located on the premises.

The 70-acre site is located at the corner of Charleston Blvd.

The Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa is located 10 miles north of the Las Vegas Strip in Summerlin, Nevada.

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