The Resort at Summerlin (JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa)Originally opened in 1999 (as The Resort at Summerlin), this Mediterranean-style property sits on about 54 acres of lush gardens, waterfalls, and koi ponds. It rebranded/unified under “The Resort at Summerlin” name effective early 2026 after a multi-year ~$75 million renovation focused on rooms, spa, dining, conference space, and the casino. The hotel portion remains a JW Marriott (around 548–549 rooms and suites, many renovated with modern finishes; some with balconies or terraces).
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Key features:Extensive landscaping and a resort-style pool with waterfalls and a more serene, garden-focused vibe (less of a high-energy dayclub scene).
Spa Aquae (full-service with treatments, fitness center, and relaxation areas).
Attached casino (formerly Rampart Casino; ~50,000 sq ft) with slots, table games, bingo, sportsbook (with planned Caesars partnership enhancements), and high-limit options.
Multiple dining outlets, including a newer Neighborhood Food Hall with varied concepts (Italian, dim sum, oysters, etc.), plus other restaurants and lounges.
Strong golf access (near TPC Las Vegas and other courses) and significant event/meeting space (~110,000 sq ft).
Close to Tivoli Village and other Summerlin amenities.
It emphasizes a quieter “suburban sanctuary” or mindful luxury feel compared with typical Vegas properties.
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theresortatsummerlin.com
Key features:Extensive landscaping and a resort-style pool with waterfalls and a more serene, garden-focused vibe (less of a high-energy dayclub scene).
Spa Aquae (full-service with treatments, fitness center, and relaxation areas).
Attached casino (formerly Rampart Casino; ~50,000 sq ft) with slots, table games, bingo, sportsbook (with planned Caesars partnership enhancements), and high-limit options.
Multiple dining outlets, including a newer Neighborhood Food Hall with varied concepts (Italian, dim sum, oysters, etc.), plus other restaurants and lounges.
Strong golf access (near TPC Las Vegas and other courses) and significant event/meeting space (~110,000 sq ft).
Close to Tivoli Village and other Summerlin amenities.
It emphasizes a quieter “suburban sanctuary” or mindful luxury feel compared with typical Vegas properties.
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- Category
- Las Vegas Casino
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- vegas, las vegas, las vegas strip
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