Lisa Vanderpump's New Hotel Debuts on the Las Vegas Strip

The Vanderpump Hotel officially opened on the Las Vegas Strip on Thursday, June 11. Lisa Vanderpump, Clark County Commissioner Tick Segerblom, and Caesars executives held a grand opening ceremony at the property. The hotel, formerly known as the Cromwell, is located on Flamingo Road and the Las Vegas Strip. The boutique resort marks Vanderpump's first venture into hotel ownership. It sits across from Caesars Palace and next to the Flamingo. The opening caps a years-long partnership between the reality star and Caesars Entertainment.

Vanderpump's Design Touch Spans Rooms to Soleia

All 188 guest rooms and suites were designed by Lisa Vanderpump and her business partner Nick Alain. They feature moss-green hues and dusty lilac touches, creating a soothing palette with soft textures. Mixed metals, including warm gold and cool silver accents, add depth to the rooms. Custom furnishings and lighting come from her Vanderpump Alain design line. The look has been described as "industrial romantic."

Vanderpump's style extends beyond the rooms to the reception area, public spaces, and a new lounge.

She is also personally curating the in-room amenities. The hotel also features Soleia, formerly Drai's Beachclub and Nightclub, which now serves as both the resort pool and an event venue with Strip views.

Cromwell Favorites Stay as Vanderpump Brand Expands

Several tenants from the Cromwell era continue operating at the property. GIADA, Starbucks, Interlude casino lounge, Drai's After Hours, casino operations, and Caesars Sportsbook all remain open through and after the transformation. The hotel is now part of a growing network of Vanderpump-branded venues near the property. It joins Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars Palace, Vanderpump à Paris at Paris Las Vegas, and Pinky's by Vanderpump at the Flamingo as part of her expanding Las Vegas footprint.

Vanderpump and Caesars Celebrate New Partnership

Vanderpump described the project as an exciting next step in her relationship with Caesars. "Taking the next step from restaurateur to hotelier and partnering once again with Caesars Entertainment on another extraordinary project has been such an exciting chapter for me," Vanderpump said in a statement.

Sean McBurney, Chief Commercial Officer and Regional President of Caesars Entertainment, praised the collaboration. "We've had a phenomenal partnership with Lisa, developing three very successful restaurants in Las Vegas," McBurney said, adding that the partnership now extends Vanderpump's vision to an entire hotel. He called the property's location one of the most incredible on the Strip.