Hard Rock Hotel and Casino

If you are touring through Sin City you might find the luxury and scene of the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas to be right up your alley.  HRH has always had music and youthful spirit in its DNA but after a very recent $750MM renovation, you can also add supreme luxury and modern style to that mix. And if you count the number of ways you can have fun here without leaving the property - you might want to bake an extra night into your tour itinerary to better sample the goods.

suites

The newest part of the hotel property is the All-Suite Tower.  Featuring an exclusive check-in, valet, spa, and services only available to HRH Tower guests, this is the crown jewel of the Hard Rock Hotel.

Each of the new tower's 374 custom suites and penthouses range from 701 to 4,300 square feet. High-tech rules with the Sound Matters Sound Bar - an AMX 12" Touch Panel Juke Box System that includes over 2000 songs and playlists.  Two 40" Bravia LCD TV's included here. 

entertainment

HRH is home to The Joint, a 4,000 seat club that has featured artists such as the Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Kenny Chesney, Foo Fighters, Alicia Keys, Nine Inch Nails and Alicia Keys. The Who was supposed to play The Joint in 2002 and was postponed due to the death of legendary bassist John Entwistle in the hotel the previous day (upcoming events here).

There are of course several choices on the property for libations and entertainment - ranging from the ultra-swanky club Vanity to the legendary pool scene on Rehab Sundays.

dining

There are several fine restaurants, including Nobu, a branch of highly famed Chef Nobu Matsuhisa's wildly popular Japanese restaurant, and AGO, a restaurant co-owned by Robert DeNiro. Kicky and funky Mexican food can be had at lunch, and dinner is served in the folk-art-filled Pink Taco; and Mr. Lucky's 24/7 is the hotel's 'round-the-clock coffee shop, displaying rock memorabilia and old Las Vegas hotel signs. The Hard Rock Cafe is adjacent to the hotel.