The Resort at Summerlin

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Rampart Casino and JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort and Spa redirect here.

The Resort at Summerlin opened in July of 1999. The 50 acre (200,000 m²) resort was designed using a Tuscan/Tropical theme. Golf was a component of the project from the start as it acquired tee times at the adjacent Tournament Players Club course with direct access from the resort.

The hotel and spa is operated by JW Marriott and the casino is owned and operated by Cannery Casino Resorts which is owned by Millennium Management Group.

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[edit] History

When the project first opened, it was not complete which helped bring on financial problems that the project would not be able to overcome. When Swiss Casinos of America, a company new to casinos, built the project, they spent over $270 million to create an exclusive resort. They may have succeeded in doing that, but apparently there was no market for this type of project in the area. After going through bankruptcy, it was purchased by Hotspur Casinos Nevada for $80 million producing a major loss for the initial investors.

It was first renamed The Regency and in 2002 the resort was renamed to The Rampart Casino and the JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort and Spa with two owners working jointly to operate the resort now informally called The Resort at Summerlin.

[edit] The Rampart Casino

The Rampart Casino
Number of rooms 536
Theme Tuscan/Tropical
Gaming space 50,000 ft² (5,000 m²)
Permanent show(s)
Signature attraction(s) Plush Lounge
Notable restaurant(s) Spiedini's
Ceres
Owner Cannery Casino Resorts
Date opened July, 1999
Casino type Land
Major renovation(s) 2002
Previous name(s) The Resort at Summerlin
Casino website The Rampart Casino

This locals casino has 50,000 square foot of space and a 115 seat race and sports book.

[edit] JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort and Spa

The hotel provides over 200 rooms with the smallest providing 560 square feet (52 m²) of space. The 40,000 square foot (4,000 m²) spa offers many services and includes a 65,000 square foot (6,000 m²) convention center.

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