Vanderpump Hotel

The Las Vegas Strip has no shortage of hotels that promise a little glamour, but The Vanderpump Hotel takes a more personal approach. Opened in June 2026, this boutique-style property sits at one of the Strip’s busiest intersections, Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road, directly across from Caesars Palace.

It’s the first hotel from British restaurateur, television personality, and designer Lisa Vanderpump, whose signature mix of romantic interiors, theatrical details, and playful extravagance has already made its way into several Las Vegas lounges and restaurants.

With just 188 guest rooms, including 21 suites, The Vanderpump Hotel feels more intimate than the sprawling resorts around it, though plenty’s still happening under its roof.

The 40,000-square-foot casino, celebrity-chef restaurant GIADA, late-night institution Drai’s After Hours, and rooftop pool complex Soleia give guests plenty of reasons to stay put.

The real draw, though, is the property’s design. The hotel feels like an extension of Vanderpump’s world, with custom lighting, rich colors, reflective surfaces, and personal touches that reward a closer look.

Location

The Vanderpump Hotel takes over the Cromwell’s location, at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road. That puts you in the thick of the Strip, directly across from Caesars Palace and close to nearby resorts, restaurants, shopping, and nightlife.

Flamingo Las Vegas is just steps away, too, making it easy to explore more of the dynamic neighborhood without committing to a long walk or a rideshare.

The location is especially convenient if you want to split your time between the hotel’s own dining and nightlife and the many options around central Las Vegas. Just keep in mind that this is one of the Strip’s busiest stretches: expect plenty of foot traffic, traffic noise outside, and the usual crowds that come with being in the middle of the action.

Design and Atmosphere

The overall style of this property is, in a nutshell, romantic with a slightly mischievous edge. Lisa Vanderpump and her business partner, Nick Alain, designed the hotel through their design studio, Vanderpump Alain, blending feminine elegance with industrial details, dramatic lighting, and a layered mix of textures.

One of the more dramatic details is the chandelier-lined walkway across the casino floor. Original fixtures have been refreshed with new crystals and custom shades, turning a functional passage into part of the spectacle. This hotel understands the appeal of a little theatricality: even the lighting feels like it has a starring role.

Rooms and Suites

With 188 guest rooms, The Vanderpump Hotel is relatively small by Las Vegas Strip standards. The rooms continue the property’s softer, residential-style aesthetic, using moss-green tones, dusty lilac accents, plush textures, mirrored furnishings, and custom lighting to create a retreat from the bright casino floor.

The overall mood is more restful than the public spaces, which makes sense given how much stimulation waits just outside the door.

The hotel is also pet-friendly! Pet amenities are available on request, including treats, bowls, a blanket, a leash, and a “do not disturb” sign. If you’re traveling with a four-legged companion, check availability and any applicable pet policies with the hotel before booking.

Casino

The 40,000-square-foot casino offers a more intimate gaming floor than the enormous casino complexes found at some neighboring resorts. There are 373 slot machines and 26 table games, along with high-limit gaming for guests looking for a different pace. A Caesars Sportsbook adds a lounge-like spot to catch games on a large HD video wall, with seating for around 50 people.

The casino is lively, but the hotel’s compact footprint keeps the overall experience from feeling too sprawling. Even if gambling isn’t the main reason you’re visiting, the chandelier-lined walkway and Vanderpump Alain details make the casino floor part of the hotel’s broader design story.

Restaurants and Dining

GIADA

GIADA is the hotel’s signature restaurant, created by celebrity chef and television personality Giada De Laurentiis. The menu draws on her Roman heritage while bringing a fresh California influence to Italian classics, with brunch and dinner served in a space that includes a dining room, lounge, and al fresco-style seating. With nearly 300 seats and private dining rooms, it suits everything from a leisurely brunch to a celebratory dinner. In-room dining is also available through Caesars Eats.

Other Dining Options

• The Bar at The Vanderpump Hotel: Set in the center of the casino floor, this 24-hour bar is an easy place to meet up for cocktails, with live entertainment every night.
• Soleia Beach Bar and Kitchen: The rooftop pool’s food and drink service brings cocktails and poolside favorites to cabanas, bungalows, and loungers high above the Strip.
• Starbucks: A familiar stop for coffee and a quick bite before heading out to explore Las Vegas.

Bars and Nightlife

Gigolo

Gigolo is the hotel’s signature lounge, and it may be the clearest expression of Vanderpump’s design sensibility. The intimate space is dressed in deep red chandelier shades, delicate crystal lighting, brass accents, and roses, creating a sultry atmosphere that feels worlds away from the casino’s bright lights.

It’s named after Giggy, Vanderpump’s beloved late Pomeranian, and a 62-inch sculptural tribute to the dog sits at the center of the lounge.

The cocktail menu is just as playful as the room. The Talk Dirty To Me is a martini for two with an oversized olive skewer meant for sharing, while the Slow Burn is a blackberry Old Fashioned smoked with hickory.

The signature Hush Hush comes with a tiny envelope in which guests can write a secret—one that may be kept under lock and key in the Vanderpump Vault or eventually revealed. Fans of Vanderpump’s other venues will also recognize cocktails such as the Pumptini, Pump & Bump, and Giggy Tonic, alongside Vanderpump wines.

The Bar at The Vanderpump Hotel

Located at the center of the casino floor, this 24-hour bar is the most casual option for a drink without leaving the hotel. Live entertainment nightly gives it a social, come-as-you-are atmosphere, whether you’re stopping by between dinner and a show or settling in for a later night.

Drai’s After Hours

For those who consider the night just getting started after midnight, Drai’s After Hours remains one of the property’s major nightlife draws. The long-running venue sits beneath the boutique hotel in its original home and is known for its high-energy late-night scene, DJ programming, premium bottle service, and VIP booths. Deep cherry-red interiors and black leather accents set a suitably dramatic mood, with music spanning EDM and hip-hop across two distinct rooms.

Drai’s is open Thursday through Sunday from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m., making it a night-owl destination for those who want to keep the party going til sunrise.

Soleia Beach: The Rooftop Pool

Eleven stories above the Strip, Soleia Beach gives guests a place to escape the casino without leaving the action entirely. The rooftop complex includes two main pools, six private pool areas, and 24 luxury bungalows and cabanas, plus two full-service bars and a kitchen serving poolside favorites.

With open-air views across Las Vegas, it’s designed as much for lounging and socializing as for a swim.

Who Is Lisa Vanderpump?

If you don’t watch reality television, Lisa Vanderpump may be a new name, but her influence on the hospitality world extends well beyond the screen.

Born in London, she is a restaurateur, entrepreneur, author, designer, and philanthropist who has spent more than four decades in the restaurant and nightclub business alongside her husband, Ken Todd. She became widely known to American audiences through The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and later starred in and executive-produced Vanderpump Rules, a reality series centered on the staff and drama surrounding her Los Angeles restaurant SUR.

Vanderpump has also developed a recognizable hospitality style: ornate, romantic spaces with a touch of camp, creative cocktails, and a strong sense of occasion.

Her other Las Vegas venues include Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars Palace, Vanderpump à Paris at Paris Las Vegas, and Pinky’s by Vanderpump at Flamingo Las Vegas.

The Vanderpump Hotel is the biggest expression of that brand to date: a full hotel built around her aesthetic and personal story. You don’t need to recognize every television reference to appreciate the design, but knowing a little about the woman behind it helps explain why the property is filled with personal touches, playful details, and a little theatrical flair.