Hard Rock Hotel Opens New Tower In Las Vegas

The city of Las Vegas has been in desperate need of an overhaul. Their casinos have been stuck in a holding pattern since the economic crisis hit the US, and only recently has their been anything new to get excited about.

In recent weeks, there have been several openings that may lure people back to Sin City. First, MGM Mirage opened up their CityCenter project, and now the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino has opened up their newest addition.

The HRH Tower Suites are open for all travelers to enjoy. The suites are on the cutting edge when it comes to technology, and they have been reasonably priced for people who want to try out the new amenities.

There are 374 suites in the tower. The rooms are significantly different than the ones that are found at the Casino Tower, or the newly opened Paradise Tower. At $109 a night, the new rooms may draw quite a crown with the introductory rates.

On the weekends, the rooms go up to $159 a night for the HRH Towers. That is still a bargain, but considering the lack of activity in Las Vegas, may still be too expensive during this economy.

The new tower comes equipped with its own private VIP entrance. It also has blackout drapes, mahogany furniture, and wood floors. It is the best that Hard Rock has to offer, and the company is hoping that it helps lure people back to a city that used to be overrun by tourists.

Las Vegas casino revenue has decreased each month for over a year now. Hard Rock, Planet Hollywood, and MGM Mirage all have now expanded their offerings in the city with either new hotels or new casinos.

December 30, 2009
Posted By Tom Jones
Staff Editor, CasinoGamblingWeb.com
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