Rio Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV, United States
The all-suite off-Strip resort — 2,522 suites, 120,000 sq ft gaming, the Masquerade Show & Penn & Teller residency. Sold by Caesars to Dreamscape Companies in 2023.
Casino Facts
Year Opened
1990
Gaming Floor
120,000 sq ft
Slot Machines
1,100
Table Games
90
Hotel Rooms
2,522
About Rio Las Vegas
Overview
Rio Las Vegas opened in 1990 as one of the first major casino resorts built off the Strip, pioneering the all-suite hotel concept that several competitors subsequently adopted. Caesars Entertainment sold the property in 2023 to Dreamscape Companies for approximately $516.3 million. The 51-story Masquerade Tower is one of the tallest buildings in Las Vegas. Penn & Teller have held a long-running residency at the Rio, making the Penn & Teller Theater one of the most famous magic venues in the world.
Gaming & Hotel
120,000 sq ft gaming with 1,100+ slots and 90+ tables. 2,522 all-suite rooms. Sports betting available. Multiple dining outlets.
Getting There
3700 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103 — half a mile west of the Strip at Flamingo Rd. Free self-parking and shuttle to Strip available.
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