Horseshoe Las Vegas is a casino hotel on the Strip at 3645 Las Vegas Boulevard South, formerly known as Bally’s. Its central location puts the Bellagio fountains and Paris Las Vegas nearby, and an indoor connection links it with Paris. Rooms are spacious, with comfortable beds, and the property combines a large casino with shows, bars and dining. For a casual meal, Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen serves American comfort food amid big screens and colorful murals. It suits travelers who value location and room space over a high-end hotel feel.
From Bally’s to Horseshoe
Horseshoe Las Vegas was previously known as Bally’s. The property is also associated with the original MGM Grand casino, giving it a place in the history of Las Vegas resort hotels.
Dining and entertainment
The casino is joined by entertainment venues, bars and several places to eat. Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen centers its dining room on sports, with LED screens and colorful murals. Its menu includes comfort-food dishes such as Trash Can Nachos and Winner Winner Chicken Dinner.
FAQ
Where is Horseshoe Las Vegas?
The hotel is at 3645 Las Vegas Boulevard South, on the Strip. The Bellagio fountains and Paris Las Vegas are nearby.
Is Horseshoe Las Vegas connected to Paris?
Yes. The resorts have an indoor connection, and Horseshoe guests can use the Paris pool.
What can you eat at Horseshoe Las Vegas?
Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen serves American comfort food. Menu items include Trash Can Nachos and Winner Winner Chicken Dinner.
How long should you stay at Horseshoe Las Vegas?
A typical hotel stay is one to three nights.
