Horseshoe Las Vegas

Horseshoe Las Vegas is a Caesars Entertainment property at 3645 S Las Vegas Boulevard in the heart of the Center Strip in Nevada. The resort was formerly Bally's and was rebranded Horseshoe in December 2022, bringing the name of the famed downtown poker house and the World Series of Poker identity to the Strip. It sits directly opposite Bellagio and Caesars Palace and beside the Flamingo and Paris, which makes it one of the most walkable value-priced bases for visitors who want to be in the middle of the action. The Monorail station that served the property in its Bally's era linked the resort to the Convention Center and the east side of the Strip, and the Las Vegas Strip bus services pass out front. The architecture is a mid-rise tower complex dating from earlier decades, with a long moving walkway connecting the Strip to the casino and a straightforward, older-style interior that has been refreshed under the new brand. Room types include Resort King rooms, Jubilee Rooms and suites; rooms are generally straightforward and good value rather than luxurious. The casino is large and poker-focused, with a dedicated poker room that carries the World Series of Poker association. Dining includes casual counter-service options, cafes and sit-down restaurants inside the resort, with more variety a short walk away at neighbouring Caesars resorts. There is a pool area and a fitness centre, and guests of Caesars properties often use shared amenities across the group depending on the brand's rules at the time. Service is functional and aimed at value-oriented leisure travellers, gamblers and groups who want a central address without paying the premium of the high-end towers. Rates generally run from about $80 to $300 per night, plus a mandatory resort fee of roughly $40 to $55. The property suits budget-conscious couples, poker players and visitors who plan to spend most of their time out on the Strip.