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Home » THEhotel in Las Vegas rebranded with stone and tile
In an effort to rebrand THEhotel in Las Vegas, NV, two years ago, MGM Resorts International and the Morgans Hotel Group partnered to create what is now known as Delano Las Vegas — a newly renovated boutique hotel with a more contemporary upscale design. Located adjacent to the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino, the 64-level tower features 1,117 guest suites with modern touches, a 14,000-square-foot, two-level spa and various dining options, including the soon-to-be Rivea, which will feature classic French and American dishes by James Beard Award-Winning chef Alain Ducasse.
The one-of-a-kind, non-smoking, non-gaming hotel, which is historically known for its all-suite offerings, reopened last September and has embraced a completely new design concept ever since, according to Joyce Ceryance, senior interior designer of MGM Resorts International — Design in Las Vegas, NV, who led the overall re-design of the hotel. “The goal was to transform and rebrand THEhotel to the Delano,” she said. “We wanted to bring the Delano brand and feel to Vegas, but with a desert landscape in mind.”