The Rio Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, previously known as the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, is currently undergoing a $340 million renovation. The property, located off the Las Vegas Strip, is now operated by Hyatt Hotels Corporation instead of Caesars Entertainment. World of Hyatt rewards members can now earn and redeem loyalty points by staying at the Rio Las Vegas. The renovation is being done in two phases, with the first phase expected to be completed and open to guests this fall.
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The $340 million renovation of the Rio Hotel & Casino Las Vegas is indeed an exciting development for the property. With Hyatt Hotels Corporation taking over operations, there is a lot of anticipation and interest in how the new management will transform and upgrade the hotel. It's also a positive sign for World of Hyatt rewards members, as they can now enjoy the benefits of earning and redeeming loyalty points at the Rio Las Vegas.
The phased approach to the renovation is a common strategy in the hospitality industry, allowing the hotel to open sections to guests sooner while continuing work on other areas. This way, guests can start experiencing the improvements and updates without having to wait for the entire project to be completed.
It will be interesting to see the changes and upgrades that the renovation will bring to the Rio Hotel & Casino, especially considering its iconic status in Las Vegas. The fall opening of the first phase will likely generate a lot of buzz and excitement among both locals and tourists eager to see the new look and offerings of the property.
The phased approach to the renovation is a common strategy in the hospitality industry, allowing the hotel to open sections to guests sooner while continuing work on other areas. This way, guests can start experiencing the improvements and updates without having to wait for the entire project to be completed.
It will be interesting to see the changes and upgrades that the renovation will bring to the Rio Hotel & Casino, especially considering its iconic status in Las Vegas. The fall opening of the first phase will likely generate a lot of buzz and excitement among both locals and tourists eager to see the new look and offerings of the property.
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