Horseshoe Las Vegas is a historic casino hotel located at 3645 Las Vegas Boulevard South on the center Strip. Originally opening on December 4, 1973, as MGM Grand Hotel and Casino with 2,100 rooms, it was among the world's largest hotels at the time. Following the tragic MGM Grand fire on November 21, 1980, that claimed 85 lives, the property was rebuilt with enhanced fire safety features. Bally Manufacturing purchased the resort in 1986, renaming it Bally's Las Vegas. Caesars Entertainment rebranded it as Horseshoe Las Vegas on December 15, 2022.

The resort features 2,814 hotel rooms across multiple towers, a 68,375-square-foot casino, and Grand Bazaar Shops outdoor retail complex added in 2015. The property includes 175,000 square feet of convention and meeting space and a Las Vegas Monorail station.

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Highlights include Grand Bazaar Shops outdoor retail and dining complex with unique Las Vegas shopping, 175,000 square feet of convention space ideal for meetings and events, Las Vegas Monorail station providing easy Strip access, and BLT Steak restaurant. The property also features multiple dining options, seasonal outdoor pool, free parking, and Caesars Rewards loyalty program. The Jubilee! theatrical show ran from 1981 to 2016, making it one of the longest-running shows in Las Vegas history. The 2022 rebrand honors the legendary Binion's Horseshoe downtown.

Located at the center of the Las Vegas Strip next to Paris Las Vegas, Horseshoe Las Vegas anchors a prime location with direct pedestrian access to neighboring properties. The on-site Monorail station connects to other major Strip destinations. With over 50 years of Strip history, the property has witnessed Vegas's evolution from the original MGM Grand era through the Bally's years to the current Horseshoe identity. The substantial convention space attracts business travelers and meeting planners. As a Caesars Entertainment property, it benefits from the company's extensive rewards network and operational expertise.