Discovering Luxury Beyond the Strip: A Glimpse into Durango Casino & Resort, Las Vegas

Las Vegas welcomes its newest gem, Durango Casino & Resort, located just 10 miles off the famous Strip. This 17th property by Station Casinos promises a unique experience that transcends the typical Vegas allure, offering a sneak peek into a contemporary desert oasis designed by Albie Colotto, Studio Munge, and Rockwell Group.

A Desert Oasis with Vegas Glitz

Durango Casino & Resort is a captivating blend of midcentury modern aesthetics and classic Vegas glitz. The resort, strategically positioned away from the hustle of the Strip, features multiple entrances for convenient access to the gaming floor, the hotel’s culinary district, and the luxurious hotel tower. Stepping inside, guests are greeted by 15-foot ceilings and the stunning “Ghost Vines” sculpture by artist Teresita Fernández, framing the pod-like check-in desks.

Luxurious Accommodations

Boasting 209 rooms and suites starting at 488 square feet, Durango indulges guests with hand-carved stone, wood, and warm metal accents. Each room is adorned with firm Beautyrest Black Napa mattresses, personal steamers, and oversized showers. The 29 suites take luxury to another level with Dyson hair dryers, 85-inch TVs, and personal butlers. The gym, equipped with Matrix Fitness gear, and the LED-illuminated pool enhance the overall opulence.

Gaming Extravaganza

Durango doesn’t disappoint with its 83,000-square-foot gaming floor, featuring 2,300 slots, 60+ table games, and three private high-limit salons. Yet, it’s the exceptional food and beverage offerings that truly set this property apart.

Culinary Delights

The flagship Nicco’s steakhouse showcases Hokkaido snow beef cuts, while Summer House by Lettuce Entertain You brings a Santa Monica beach house vibe with house-made pastas, pizzas, and iconic oversized cookies. Mijo, from Clique Hospitality, presents modern Mexican coastal cuisine with a seafood emphasis and an agave-forward beverage program. The speakeasy, Wax Rabbit, offers extravagant libations and ’80s vinyl, while The George, nestled among the sports book, serves classic American fare on a massive 56-foot LED screen.

Eat Your Heart Out Food Hall

The pièce de résistance is the Eat Your Heart Out food hall, featuring 11 mini-restaurants, stalls, and bars. Highlights include Top Chef alum Gene Villiatora’s Ai Pono Café, James Beard winner Marc Vetri’s Fiorella pasta bar, NYC’s Uncle Paulie’s Deli, and Vesta Coffee Roasters.

Durango Casino & Resort is now open, with room rates starting at $399. Book your stay at durangoresort.com to embark on a luxurious journey beyond the Strip.