Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is a center-Strip resort at 3645 Las Vegas Blvd. S. The property combines hotel rooms and suites, casino gaming, a Hall of Fame Poker Room, restaurants, bars, ticketed shows, visitor attractions, Blu Pool, an arcade, fitness facilities, private events, and direct access to the Grand Bazaar Shops area.

The resort operates beside Paris Las Vegas and across Las Vegas Boulevard from Caesars Palace. It occupies the former Bally’s Las Vegas property but now uses Horseshoe branding and a poker-forward casino identity.

Visitors comparing other gaming properties can also review the Vegas4Locals guide to Las Vegas casinos.

Last reviewed: August 4, 2026. Hotel inventory, restaurants, shows, attractions, pool access, casino games, poker events, resort fees, parking, and property procedures can change.

Quick Facts | Hotel | Casino and Poker | Entertainment | Attractions | Dining | Pool and Fitness | Meetings and Events | Parking and Transportation | Accessibility | FAQ

Horseshoe Las Vegas Quick Facts

Official name: Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

Address: 3645 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 89109

Location: Center Strip beside Paris Las Vegas and across from Caesars Palace

Venue type: Casino resort, hotel, poker destination, entertainment property, attraction complex, dining destination, and private-event venue

Hotel inventory: Caesars’ current corporate property inventory lists approximately 2,060 rooms and suites.

Casino: Approximately 61,100 square feet under the current Caesars corporate property inventory

Major features: Hall of Fame Poker Room, casino gaming, restaurants, shows, REAL BODIES, Twilight Zone by Monster Mini Golf, The ARCADE, Cabinet of Curiosities, Blu Pool, fitness center, and Grand Bazaar Shops access

General access: Eligible public resort areas can be entered without a hotel reservation. Rooms, gaming, dining, attractions, shows, pool upgrades, arcade games, and other services cost extra.

Hotel Rooms, Suites, and Resort Policies

Horseshoe Las Vegas offers several room and suite categories within its current hotel tower. Standard Resort Rooms are approximately 450 square feet, while larger studio, executive, and specialty suites provide different layouts and amenities.

Room rates, resort fees, deposits, occupancy limits, views, bedding, connecting-room requests, accessibility features, pet eligibility, and check-in procedures depend on the reservation.

A hotel booking does not automatically include show tickets, attraction admission, arcade play, cabanas, daybeds, restaurant credit, parking, gaming benefits, or every pool service.

Review the Vegas4Locals Las Vegas resort fees guide before booking.

Guests should reserve the exact room category they need rather than relying on an upgrade request. Tower assignment, view, early check-in, late checkout, and adjoining rooms remain subject to availability and current fees.

Casino Gaming and Hall of Fame Poker Room

The Horseshoe casino includes slot machines, video poker, live table games, high-limit areas, sports-wagering services, and the Hall of Fame Poker Room.

The current corporate property inventory lists approximately 760 slot machines and 60 table games. Actual operating counts, available titles, table limits, staffing, jackpots, and game hours can change.

The Hall of Fame Poker Room reflects the Horseshoe brand’s long association with poker. Cash games, tournaments, promotions, table availability, buy-ins, schedules, and registration procedures remain dynamic.

Horseshoe and neighboring Paris Las Vegas have also served as the primary Strip setting for the World Series of Poker. Annual dates, registration, tournament rooms, security, participant parking, spectator access, and casino-floor impacts should remain on current WSOP pages.

Casino gaming and sports wagering are restricted to guests age 21 or older. Minors may pass through designated casino routes with an adult when traveling to permitted destinations, but they may not stop, watch gaming, sit at machines, or remain in gambling areas.

Shows and Entertainment Venues

Horseshoe Las Vegas contains multiple entertainment rooms used for magic, comedy, music, adult productions, family-oriented shows, and other ticketed programs.

The Imagine Showroom and other named theaters operate as nested venues within the larger resort. Each production controls its own performance dates, tickets, seating, age limits, late-arrival rules, bag policies, photography restrictions, and accessibility procedures.

The property’s entertainment lineup changes. Performers and productions should be covered on individual show or event pages instead of being permanently built into this parent-resort guide.

A hotel reservation does not include entertainment admission unless the selected package expressly includes tickets.

Arcade, Exhibits, Mini Golf, and Other Attractions

Horseshoe Las Vegas contains several separately operated visitor attractions. Current Caesars materials identify REAL BODIES, Twilight Zone by Monster Mini Golf, The Cabinet of Curiosities Lounge, and The ARCADE among the resort’s established experiences.

The ARCADE is an approximately 7,000-square-foot attraction with more than 80 games, including arcade classics, oversized games, skill games, and virtual-reality experiences.

REAL BODIES is a ticketed anatomical exhibition. Twilight Zone by Monster Mini Golf combines themed miniature golf with additional entertainment elements. Cabinet of Curiosities operates as a lounge and immersive bar environment.

Each attraction sets its own hours, tickets, age guidance, accessibility conditions, bag policy, photography rules, waiver requirements, and final entry time. Admission to one attraction does not include every other Horseshoe experience.

Restaurants, Bars, and Quick-Service Food

Horseshoe Las Vegas offers dining ranging from steakhouse service and sports-bar food to deli, coffee, and quick-service choices.

Current Caesars materials identify Jack Binion’s Steak, Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen, Nosh Deli, LavAzza, and food-court options among the resort’s dining choices.

Restaurant lineups, menus, prices, reservation policies, kitchen hours, happy hours, dress expectations, and private-dining arrangements can change. Guests should confirm the selected restaurant directly.

Alcohol may be purchased only by guests age 21 or older with valid identification. Anyone with a food allergy or strict dietary requirement should speak with restaurant staff because menu descriptions do not guarantee protection from cross-contact.

Blu Pool and Fitness Center

Blu Pool is Horseshoe Las Vegas’ seasonal outdoor pool area. The main pool reaches approximately 12 feet at its deepest point, and the deck offers lounge seating, cabanas, daybeds, and recreational games.

Pool opening dates, daily hours, hotel-guest eligibility, outside-guest access, rental prices, food service, age rules, bag checks, weather closures, and capacity controls can change throughout the season.

A room reservation does not guarantee a cabana, daybed, preferred chair, or admission before the pool reaches capacity.

The resort also has a fitness center. Access, equipment, operating hours, age restrictions, and any applicable charges should be confirmed through the current hotel policy.

Meetings, Conventions, and Private Events

Horseshoe Las Vegas can support meetings, group stays, receptions, dining events, poker-related functions, and private gatherings through Caesars Entertainment’s group-sales system.

Available spaces, capacities, audiovisual service, catering, security, guest-room blocks, registration areas, loading access, labor requirements, and pricing depend on the selected configuration.

Large conventions and poker events may also use facilities shared with or located at neighboring Paris Las Vegas. Organizers and attendees should verify the exact property, ballroom, entrance, registration desk, and parking instructions rather than assuming every event is inside the Horseshoe hotel tower.

An event inquiry does not create a reservation until Caesars issues and accepts the applicable agreement.

Parking, Rideshare, and Center-Strip Access

Horseshoe Las Vegas has paid self-parking and valet parking. Review the Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting.

Parking rates, Caesars Rewards benefits, hotel-guest privileges, valet availability, event pricing, garage entrances, and shared-property procedures can change.

The central location allows pedestrian access from nearby Strip resorts and attractions. However, pedestrian bridges, casino corridors, construction walls, escalators, elevators, and resort entrances may be temporarily altered.

Rideshare guests should follow the pickup and drop-off point shown in the current app and on resort signs. Do not request service from an unsafe Las Vegas Boulevard curb or a restricted valet lane.

Visitors can review the Vegas4Locals Las Vegas rideshare guide before traveling.

Accessibility and Resort Navigation

Horseshoe Las Vegas is a large, multilevel resort containing hotel rooms, casino areas, theaters, restaurants, attractions, pool facilities, shops, parking areas, and event spaces.

Accessibility can differ among room categories, gaming positions, poker tables, theaters, attraction exhibits, miniature-golf areas, arcade games, restaurants, the pool deck, restrooms, and temporary event layouts.

Guests who need an accessible hotel room, roll-in shower, hearing features, accessible parking, step-free route, wheelchair seating, companion seating, mobility assistance, service-animal guidance, or another accommodation should contact Caesars before booking or attending.

Event guests should contact the specific theater, attraction, tournament, restaurant, or organizer because the parent resort cannot guarantee that every nested venue uses the same accessibility procedure.

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