Set to open in 2024, the Majestic Las Vegas has two unusual rules for Sin City: no smoking and no gambling.
Continue readingA New Las Vegas Resort With No Gambling — or Smoking
NEW MAJESTIC LAS VEGAS RESORT TO FOCUS ON WELLNESS
The new $750 million Majestic Las Vegas is turning its back on smoking and gambling and instead will roll the dice on a healthy lifestyle experience for guests with six restaurants, a ‘medical spa’, and a fitness and wellness centre.
Guests will be able to receive personalized nutrition and fitness plans created by the nutritionists and trainers, as well as having access to classes including yoga, spinning, and interval training. There will be plenty of spa treatments at the impressive 70,000 sq ft spa covering four floors of the hotel.
The Majestic Las Vegas will feature a five-star hotel with 720 luxurious suites, as well as a large pool complex with 50 cabanas offering views of the Las Vegas Strip.
The hotel promises to offer a ‘no noise’ experience, although there will be some live entertainment on offer, for example by the large pool complex or on the resort’s main plaza near the restaurants
The Majestic isn’t the first non-gaming hotel in Las Vegas – but it is unusual for a resort of this size in Sin City not to feature gaming facilities such as a casino. The Platinum Hotel & Spa was one of the first non-smoking and non-gaming hotels in Las Vegas, and in 2020 the Park MGM and NoMad Las Vegas became the first smoke-free casino resorts on the Strip.
Majestic purchased the six-acre property at 305 Convention Center Drive, where the Clarion Hotel sat, in 2014 and imploded the structure in 2015. Still, it’s located just two blocks away from The Strip so those who do want to go exploring the nightlife won’t have to travel far.
Construction for the new resort is set to start later this year, and it’s expected that the Majestic will open its doors to guests in 2024.