Bravo Orders Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas Series

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Key Takeaways
- Bravo ordered the limited series after NBCUniversal announced it at the 2025 Upfronts. No premiere date has been set.
- Cameras will capture the overhaul of 188 rooms and a rooftop pool, culminating in a star-studded opening party featuring Bravo celebrities.
- The Vanderpump Hotel marks the first Caesars property ever to carry a celebrity's name, with the soft launch set for May 26, 2026.
Bravo has ordered *Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas*, a limited series following restaurateur and television personality Lisa Vanderpump as she transforms The Cromwell into the Vanderpump Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. NBCUniversal announced the series on May 11 at its annual Upfronts presentation in New York City. 32 Flavors, the production company behind the flagship Vanderpump Rules, produces the series alongside Evolution Media, now a subsidiary of Amazon MGM Studios following Amazon's $8.5 billion acquisition of MGM in 2022. No premiere date has been announced.
What Cameras Will Capture in Lisa Las Vegas
Cameras will follow Vanderpump and designer Nick Alain as they overhaul 188 guest rooms, a new lounge, a reception area, and the Soleia rooftop pool. Caesars Entertainment describes the aesthetic as "industrial romantic." The series documents what Bravo calls the "behind-the-scenes dash to make the property worthy of the Vanderpump brand." It culminates in a star-studded opening party featuring Bravo celebrities. The hotel's rollout begins with a soft launch for Caesars Rewards members on May 26, ahead of a public grand opening on May 29. Vanderpump says she is spending "a lot of energy behind the curtain" on the project, adding: "It's a shame not to witness this."
The First Celebrity Name Ever on a Caesars Strip Property
The Vanderpump Hotel marks the fourth Las Vegas collaboration between Vanderpump and Caesars Entertainment. It joins Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars Palace (2019), Vanderpump a Paris at Paris Las Vegas (2022), and Pinky's by Vanderpump at the Flamingo (2024). Vanderpump and her husband, Ken Todd, also operate Wolf by Vanderpump at Caesars Republic locations in Lake Tahoe and Scottsdale.
The rebrand also represents a first for Caesars: no Las Vegas casino-hotel it owns has ever carried a celebrity's name. "When you look at the side of a building, and you see Flamingo, you see Planet Hollywood, you see Caesars Palace," Vanderpump told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. "Now you're going to see Vanderpump, personalized for me. I think that shows great confidence."
How Lisa Las Vegas Fits the Vanderpump Universe
The new series extends a franchise that began in 2013 as a spinoff of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. The Vanderpump Rules universe has since grown to include Vanderpump Dogs, Vanderpump Villa, Jax and Brittany Take Kentucky, The Valley, and The Valley: Persian Style. Executive producers on Lisa Las Vegas include Vanderpump, Alex Baskin, Michael Beck, Natalie Neurauter, Brian McCarthy, Joe Kingsley, Barry Poznick, and Ken Todd.
For Caesars, the series serves as a high-visibility promotional vehicle, as Strip properties increasingly lean into reality television tie-ins to stand out in a competitive resort landscape.
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