Bally's Las Vegas Gets a Make-OverLegendary 4-Corner Strip Resort Has A New Look Bally's Las Vegas, the legendary Las Vegas Strip resort which already features one of the largest standard hotel rooms on the famous Las Vegas Strip (at 500 plus square feet), has been upgrading and modernizing the entire resort, providing guests with classic Vegas style and contemporary amenities. "Bally's is considered one of the greatest resorts on the Las Vegas Strip, and this improvement program keeps our resort fresh and competitive. Whether our guests stay at Bally's or Paris Las Vegas right next door, they will enjoy the finest facilities Las Vegas has to offer," said Anthony Santo, president of both resorts. Accessible Contemporary Hotel Rooms
Maple wood is used extensively for the room furnishings (armoire, nightstands, headboard and dressing table) as well as the crown molding in each ceiling. The carpeting is a custom-carved pattern specially designed for Bally's. Woven fabrics are used for the bedspread and drapery. Granite is used for the desktops and for the bathroom floors and counter tops. The artwork was commissioned exclusively for Bally's. Also, the resort is erecting a new, 15-story 3-dimensional outdoor marquee that will dramatically change the look of the world-famous Four Corners (at Flamingo & the Strip), the most-heavily trafficked destination in Las Vegas. Renovations Begun in 1999 The renovations at Bally's began in 1999 to coincide with the opening of the resort's sister property, Paris Las Vegas Casino Resort. The $785-million Parsian-themed resort opened in September 1999, next door to Bally's and is located on one of the highest visible intersections-the Las Vegas Strip's famous Four Corners. The first phase of the Bally's renovation included upgrades of the convention facilities, focusing on the Ballroom and Events Center. All new décor has been added, featuring shades of beige with pink and maroon highlights and new carpeting, wall coverings and furniture. State-of-the-art sound and lighting systems have been added providing guests with superb audio and visual quality.
Bally's 22nd Floor Club, where premium players and special guests enjoy complimentary breakfast and evening cocktails along with spectacular views of Las Vegas, has also recently received a fresh contemporary look Atop the resort's tower is the well-know Bally's "SkyView Convention and Meeting" area, where major social events and guest functions are held in rooms for 20 to 2,000 guests. Stunning panoramic views of the Strip and the surrounding Las Vegas Valley welcome the guests in a classy, traditional atmosphere. Also located on resort's top floor are the famous Bally's Penthouse Suites, six luxurious, ultra-private accommodations (4,000 square feet each) designed to satisfy even the most-demanding Las Vegas visitor. Exciting New (Yet Classic) Gaming Area Bally's Las Vegas also recently remodeled its 67,000 square foot casino, providing guests with a bright, lively "Classic Las Vegas" gaming space with more than 1,750 electronic slot and video poker machines. The casino features a wide array of exciting, interactive slot games including Yahtzee, I Dream of Jeannie and the Addams Family and other new games. The newly decorated casino also features 100 table games. Paris Las Vegas - Bally's Sister Resort Paris and Bally's are connected via Le Boulevard, the crossover corridor between the two resorts filled with upscale specialty retail shops and Très Jazz, a gourmet restaurant offering live jazz music and "New World Caribbean" cuisine. Jointly, Bally's and Paris is one of the largest resorts in the world with 5,700 hotel rooms, 152,000 square feet of gaming space, 17 restaurants, two major showrooms, 320,000 square feet of convention/meeting space, retails shops and full service- health spas. Bally's Las Vegas is operated by Park Place Entertainment-the world's largest gaming company which owns, manages or has an interest in 28 gaming properties operating under the Bally's, Caesars, Paris, Flamingo, Grand and Hilton brand names with a total of 2 million square feet of gaming space, over 28,000 hotel rooms and approximately 57,000 employees worldwide. |
The
new Bally's hotel rooms feature a bright and natural look, described
as "Accessible Contemporary" by Kovacs & Associates,
a leading interior design firm responsible for the Paris Las Vegas
hotel rooms. 
Also
included in the renovation is the remodeling of Bally's popular Steakhouse,
which has been redesigned to reflect a picturesque New England-style
hunt club and a redesign of the casino bar, called Sully's, a fun
spot that draws its name from longtime casino executive, Bill Sullivan.
Comfortable cocktail seating and rich dark woods are appointed with
brass accents giving the area a fresh rich look. 