While many people visit Las Vegas to gamble, some go to watch the shows or explore the Strip and surrounding attractions. Almost all of the hotels in Vegas feature an expansive casino with plenty of tables, slot machines and other games. Along with gambling, most of the casinos also allow players to smoke in the casinos. A new Las Vegas resort is about to change the scene.
Majestic Las Vegas will be the first non-smoking, non-gambling hotel in Las Vegas and is set to open in 2024. Located on approximately six acres, across from Las Vegas Convention Center, two blocks away from the Strip, the project is set to start construction this summer.
This ultra-luxury resort will feature 720 suites, six extraordinary restaurants, spa and fitness center, and 270,000 square feet of Corporate Sky Suites. The hotel will also have a plaza that features beautiful dancing waters, live entertainment and much more.
The resort pool is the place to be, with 50 luxurious cabanas overlooking the Strip, live entertainment, Turkish coffee, international newspapers and more. The experience at the Majestic pool will be unlike any other.
The new project is taking a major step in Vegas resorts redefining brands and offering different options for travelers with different interests.
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