Las Vegas is constantly evolving with time and new generations. Over the past couple years, Vegas has change with new hotel construction, renovations and remodeling: The Cosmopolitan, MGM West Wing, and the Tropicana hotel wing implosion are just a few transformation to review. While old Vegas can never be replaced, new Vegas is continuing to add on to its already impressive resume of structures.
The Cosmopolitan
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas was built by a German investment bank in partnership with Marriott International Inc. The new addition to the strip was opened on Dec. 15, 2010 and cost approximately $3.9 billion dollars to erect. The Wynn cost $2.7 billion and Bellagio cost 1.6 billion respectfully at the time of their construction. The Cosmopolitan is with moving art in the lobby and video-screen columns. And its 13 restaurants offer world-class cuisine will satisfy the taste buds. But the Cosmopolitan's biggest perk over other hotels its spacious rooms and outside terraces, which have amazing view of Las Vegas. Also incorporated is the Marriott mentality, that lets loyalists earn and redeem points at the resort.
MGM Grand West Wing
In 2005, MGM Grand designed the West Wing Deluxe room for a more sophisticated, all the while keeping feel still keep price in mind. All 700 rooms in the West Wing of MGM Grand feature king-size beds with pillow-top mattresses. Neutral colored wall and carpet tones are accented with vibrant colors and rich fabrics. The lustrous chairs and modern-day artwork give the West Wing of MGM Grand rooms a contemporary look. The West Wing room rates vary from $60 to $190 dollars a night. While the rooms are a bit small, if you can get the room at on a good day, it’s worth it. If you belong to the player’s club, MGM will give you an even better discount. If you get tired of staying in the room, the West Wing Bar might just be the MGM Grand's best-kept secret, tucked behind a Starbucks and a classy gift shop.
Tropicana Hotel Wing Implosion
On November 9, 2010, the 300 room wing of the Tropicana of Las Vegas was imploded at 2:30 am. The original structure was built in 1962 and was demolished to make room for Nikki Beach as well as other massive renovations such as additional parking. The hotel wing was removed to make room for a second entrance to the property and gain access Nikki Beach pool and nightclub, which is scheduled to open in spring 2011. Tropicana’s Nikki Beach aims to be Vegas’ best nightclub and entertainment.
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