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Mockery is the best form of flattery as Las Vegas creates its own version of New York mainstays like Nobu and now Gansevoort.
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Caesars Entertainment’s betting that New York’s splashy Gansevoort Hotel Group can work magic on the now-closed Las Vegas Strip institution, Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall.
The Old West-style casino hotel, which closed last month, will reopen in January as the Gansevoort Las Vegas, with rates starting at $249 a night.
The building’s currently in the midst of a $185 million renovation that will transform the guest rooms, casino space, restaurants and public areas into stylish, upscale spaces.
Photo Credit: Hotel Gansevoort in Manhattan. Ludovic Bertron / Flickr
