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Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States · Renaissance · Near Luxury

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Perini Building Company put up the tower for Dallas developer Jackson-Shaw, and the first guests checked in on December 3, 2004, two months early, into what was then Nevada's largest non-gaming hotel. You are just south of Desert Inn Road, hard against the Las Vegas Convention Center: 548 rooms, Zio's downstairs, and no casino floor to cross.

About Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel

History

Jackson-Shaw, out of Dallas, started the $100 million Renaissance in December 2003 just south of Desert Inn Road, next to the Las Vegas Convention Center, with no ambition to rival the Strip casinos. Perini Building Company built the tower. Guests checked in on December 3, 2004, ahead of a February 2005 target, and the grand opening followed on January 13, 2005. It opened as Nevada's largest non-gaming hotel: 548 rooms and no casino. Envy was the steakhouse at the door, and a bone-in ribeye there was still $58 in May 2018. Jackson-Shaw sold in 2015. Wheelock Street Capital was the seller when Rockpoint Group and Highgate closed at the end of April 2018 for $177.9 million. Dinner is at Zio's now, and EGO next to it does the sandwiches.

The setting

Just south of Desert Inn Road, with the Las Vegas Convention Center on the doorstep and a nearby monorail for the halls. Las Vegas Boulevard is west of this block. Downtown is a separate center to the north. This is the convention district, a non-gaming house for people who came to work next door.

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