LAS VEGAS – Rio Hotel & Casino officially unveiled its new Baccarat Room on Thursday, May 15, with a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony. The event marked another milestone in the resort’s multi-phase transformation and highlighted the continued investment into revitalizing Rio’s gaming experience.
Patrick Miller, President & CEO of Rio Hotel & Casino, and Grant Rogers, Vice President of Casino Operations, welcomed media and invited guests to the elegant new space. Designed to accommodate players of all experience levels, the newly refreshed room showcases a sophisticated, contemporary aesthetic that aligns with the property’s broader modernization efforts.
“We are excited to unveil our new Baccarat Room, developed in response to the increasing momentum behind Rio’s gaming operations,” said Miller. “This inviting new space marks the latest step in the ongoing transformation of our casino floor. As guest preferences continue to evolve, we remain committed to delivering a dynamic, inclusive gaming experience that reflects the energy and spirit of Rio Las Vegas.”
Located just off the main casino floor, the Baccarat Room joins a growing list of enhancements across the property, including the recent openings of Canteen Food Hall, Lapa Lounge, and Luckley Tavern & Grill,
About Rio Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
Rio Hotel & Casino, which is part of the Destination by Hyatt brand, is located just one block off the Las Vegas Strip on Flamingo Road. It boasts over 2,500 suite-sized guestrooms, including 1,500 newly remodeled suites in the Ipanema Tower. The property features a 220,000-square-foot convention and meeting space, a new 3-acre pool paradise, and a revitalized casino floor with 30 table games and 800 slot machines. Recent additions to the property include the Canteen Food Hall, Lapa Lounge, and Luckley Tavern & Grill. For more information, visit riolasvegas.com and connect with Rio on Facebook, Instagram, and X.
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