List of Resorts on Las Vegas Map by Status

This page shows a list of all resorts in the Las Vegas Map that have had a history of operation, ordered from oldest to newest. Please note that some resorts that have closed, and reopened with a different name have more than one place on the list, while resorts that have just temporarily closed will be found at one spot of the list, just like most of the casinos on the list.

1. Luxor (December 2012-present)

2. Stratosphere Hotel, Casino, & Tower (December 10, 2013-Early 2015, now Yoshi's)

3. Montbleu (April 12, 2014-March 3, 2018, April 12, 2018- present)

4. Bellagio (2014-June 2016)

5. Koopa Palace Hotel & Casino (June 29, 2015-December 30, 2015, former Stratosphere, now Yoshi's)

6. Yoshi’s (June 3, 2016-present, former Stratosphere/Koopa Palace)

7. (Old) Echelon (July 12, 2016-March 1, 2017, now Park Hyatt)

8. Grand Hyatt (September 15, 2016-present)

9. Hyatt Regency (February 7, 2017-present)

10. Sentra (September 24, 2017-May 19, 2018, now Park Sentra)

11. Hotel Nikko at Yoshi’s (October 4th, 2017-August 28th, 2018, September 18th, 2018-present)

12. Mirojiory (October 5th, 2017-present)

13. (New) Echelon (November 26, 2017-present)

14. Rakko Park (December 2, 2017-present)

15. Park Hyatt (January 13, 2018-present, former Echelon)

16. Sky (February 18, 2018-present)

17. Venetian (March 14/17, 2018-present)

18. Ritz Carlton at Montbleu (April 12, 2018-present)

19. Stardust (July 2, 2018-present)

20. Park Sentra (July 4, 2018-present, former Sentra)

21. St Regis @ Rakko Park (August 21, 2018-present)

22. Resorts World (October 18, 2018-present)

23. The Grove Hotel & Casino (December 17th, 2018-present)

24. Sky West (December 31st, 2018-present)

UPCOMING OPENINGS

- Palazzo @ Venetian Las Vegas (January 2019)

- MGM Grand (June 2019)

- JW Marriott Resort, Casino, & Spa (July 24th, 2019)

NEVER OPENED

Otter Royale Resort & Casino (Built 2016, Demolished 2017)

Zen Hyatt Resort & Casino (Never Built, Became JW Marriott)