Resorts World Las Vegas

Resorts World Las Vegas sits on the Las Vegas Strip at 3131 South Las Vegas Boulevard in Winchester, Nevada. The resort is owned and operated by Genting Group as part of the Resorts World brand, a global hospitality portfolio. The property has an interesting recent history: it occupies the site of the former Stardust Resort and Casino, which operated until 2007. After the Stardust closed, the land was slated for Echelon Place, a mixed-use development that stalled during the 2008 financial crisis. Genting acquired the unfinished Echelon project in 2013 and redeveloped it as Resorts World Las Vegas, retaining and repurposing some of the existing Echelon structures. Architect Paul Steelman designed the property. The casino floor itself is not detailed in available public records, so specifics on table games, slot machine counts, poker room configuration, or gaming limits are not listed. This is a notable gap for players comparing options on the Strip, as table minimums and game variety are often deciding factors. Service and atmosphere details—including room count, dining venues, spa facilities, entertainment offerings, and guest experience standards—are similarly not documented in the public fact sheet. Without this information, it is difficult to assess how Resorts World Las Vegas positions itself against competing Strip properties or what amenities justify a visit. Value and bonuses for players are not listed. Typical Las Vegas resorts offer player loyalty programs, promotional offers, and room packages, but Resorts World Las Vegas's specific programs, bonus structures, or any wagering requirements are not publicly available. Regarding trust and licensing, Resorts World Las Vegas operates under Nevada gaming regulations as a licensed casino resort. Genting Group is a multinational hospitality and gaming company with a long operational history, which provides baseline credibility. However, specific licensing details, regulatory standing, or compliance records are not included in the available fact sheet. For practical logistics—operating hours, parking availability, dress code, age restrictions, and withdrawal or deposit policies—no details are publicly listed. These are friction points that matter to visitors and should be confirmed directly with the resort before arrival.