Rio Hotel & Casino is a hotel, casino, dining, entertainment, recreation, and event resort at 3700 West Flamingo Road, just west of the Las Vegas Strip. The property combines spacious suite-style accommodations, casino gaming, live shows, restaurants and bars, Ipanema Pool, fitness facilities, meeting and convention spaces, and other resort amenities.
Rio is part of the Destination by Hyatt brand and has undergone extensive property renovations in recent years. Individual shows, restaurants, gaming areas, pool programs, meetings, and other resort destinations use their own schedules, age requirements, reservations, and operating conditions.
Hotel | Casino Gaming | Entertainment | Dining and Nightlife | Pool and Fitness | Meetings and Events | Parking and Arrival | Accessibility
Rio is known for spacious suite-style accommodations, with renovated and classic room categories available in its hotel towers. Room design, view, furnishings, accessibility features, and renovation status depend on the accommodation selected.
Current published hotel check-in begins at 4:00 p.m., and checkout is at 11:00 a.m. Guests must be at least 21 years old to check in. A daily resort fee applies to most individual hotel reservations. Visitors comparing mandatory hotel charges can review the Vegas4Locals Las Vegas resort fees guide before booking.
Rio’s casino offers slot machines, video poker, blackjack, baccarat, roulette, craps, poker-based table games, electronic gaming, and other casino play. A William Hill sportsbook provides sports viewing and wagering, while Rio Rewards is the property’s casino and resort loyalty program.
Casino gaming and sports wagering are restricted to guests age 21 or older. Game inventory, table availability, sportsbook operations, promotions, and Rio Rewards benefits can change.
Rio maintains several theaters and entertainment spaces presenting magic, comedy, variety productions, dinner entertainment, live music, and other changing shows. The resort is home to several long-running resident productions, including Penn & Teller.
Show schedules, performers, theater assignments, ticket requirements, age restrictions, and entry procedures vary by production, so visitors should use the current listing for the performance they plan to attend.
Rio offers a broad mix of restaurants, casual dining, quick-service food, steakhouse dining, bars, lounges, coffee, and food-hall options. The dining and nightlife lineup continues to evolve as the resort changes, so visitors should check current property information rather than rely on a fixed tenant list.
Ipanema Pool is Rio’s outdoor resort-pool complex, with multiple swimming areas, cabanas, daybeds, lounge seating, tropical landscaping, and poolside food and beverage service. Access, hours, reserved seating, special programs, and seasonal operating conditions can change.
Rio also operates a fitness center for eligible hotel guests. Facility access and operating conditions should be confirmed when planning a stay.
Rio hosts conferences, trade shows, business gatherings, receptions, private events, and other functions in ballrooms, meeting rooms, outdoor spaces, pool areas, restaurants, and additional resort venues. Available spaces and arrangements depend on the selected function.
Rio has self-parking and valet parking. Review the Vegas4Locals Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting.
The resort is on West Flamingo Road west of Interstate 15. Arrival locations vary depending on the destination within the resort. Visitors should follow current onsite signage when arriving.
Rio provides a hearing-assistance system and makes wheelchairs and mobility scooters available for rent through the Bell Desk. Accessible tickets are also available for participating entertainment venues.
Accessibility needs can differ among hotel rooms, the casino, theaters, restaurants, pool areas, meeting spaces, parking areas, and temporary event configurations. Guests who need a specific room feature, route, seating arrangement, communication accommodation, mobility device, or other assistance should confirm the available options before visiting.
Celebrate Halloween Day with spooky performances, dark comedy, live scares, acrobatics, and bottomless mimosas during Halloween Haunted Brunch at Rio Las Vegas on Saturday, October 31, 2026. This special Halloween finale offers two daytime performances at 11:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. inside The Venue at Masquerade Village. Come dressed for the occasion and enjoy horror-inspired […]
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