Venetian Las Vegas unveils $1.5B renovation to mark 25th anniversary

An aerial view of The Venetian Las Vegas.
This endeavor encompasses a range of enhancements, from a rebranding of its lion logo to a complete redesign of its 4,000 suites, scheduled for debut in September 2024. Photo courtesy © The Venetian Resort Las Vegas

Celebrating its 25th anniversary, The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas has announced a reinvestment project totaling $1.5 billion, marking a new era for the establishment. This endeavor encompasses a range of enhancements, from a rebranding of its lion logo to a complete redesign of its 4,000 suites, scheduled for debut in September 2024.

Inspired by the Venetian Carnival’s ornate costumes, the new suites promise a blend of contemporary design with traditional Venetian spirit, transforming the guest experience. Additionally, the resort will introduce first-class culinary concepts, yet to be unveiled, along with other entertainment offerings. Other notable additions include new gaming options, including The Palazzo High Limit Lounge, a redesigned sportsbook in partnership with Yahoo Sportsbook powered by William Hill, and a poker room slated for a summer 2024 debut. Further, the resort has introduced Venetian Rewards, a comprehensive loyalty program encompassing both gaming and non-gaming expenditures.

In tandem with the redevelopment, The Venetian Resort has committed $188 million to renovating its convention center, focusing on upscale design elements, luxury meeting spaces, and innovative technology. The Venetian has also launched the Food Rescue Alliance, an initiative in partnership with The Just One Project, to repurpose surplus fresh food from catered events to combat food insecurity in the Las Vegas Valley.

“This redevelopment marks more than just a surface-level renovation; it signifies a deep understanding of our guests and a profound reimagining of an iconic resort unlike any other in history,” says Patrick Nichols, president and CEO of The Venetian Resort. “The beauty of this project lies within the balance of the beloved familiar and the never before seen. Its $1.5 billion reinvestment project is aimed at positioning itself as a leader in hospitality and entertainment on the busy Las Vegas Strip.

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