Vanderpump Hotel Las Vegas: Room Tour, Rates & Caesars Rewards
Before & after: The Cromwell’s final look and the full Vanderpump Hotel reveal — room rates, Soleia rooftop, and how to book as a Caesars Rewards member for $117/night or free. We filmed The Cromwell Las Vegas before it closed — and that turned out to matter more than we expected. When we were there, we knew the transformation was coming — The Cromwell was becoming The Vanderpump Hotel, opening May 29, 2026. We weren’t sure how dramatic the change would be. After seeing the official room reveals from Lisa Vanderpump’s media tour, the answer is: pretty dramatic. What she’s building looks genuinely impressive, and we’ll be back for the full stay once the comp offers roll through Caesars Rewards. This post covers both sides: what The Cromwell was, what The Vanderpump Hotel is becoming, what it costs, and — if you’re here for the Caesars Rewards angle — what Diamond Plus members are already seeing on rates. And with Bravo’s new series Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas already documenting the launch, this is the hottest ticket on the Las Vegas Strip right now. Quick Facts — The Vanderpump Hotel Las Vegas Property: The Vanderpump Hotel (formerly The Cromwell) Opened: May 29, 2026 Location: Las Vegas Blvd & Flamingo Rd — center of the Strip Rooms: 188 rooms + 21 suites Design: Lisa Vanderpump & Nick Alain — “industrial romantic” Classic King size: 360 sq ft Opening rates: $419–$499/night (mid-June from $187) Diamond Plus rate: ~$117/night, no resort fees (some dates: free) Caesars Rewards: Yes — full Caesars Entertainment property Just here for the tour and ready to book? 📋 Free Caesars Cheat Sheet | Full Diamond Guide BOOK THE VANDERPUMP HOTEL → ❓ Questions? Jump to the FAQ ↓ 🏨 25% Off Hotel Deals 🚗 10% Off Car Rentals 🎟️ Tours & Activities What Happened to The Cromwell The Cromwell was one of the most underrated properties on the Las Vegas Strip. 188 rooms, boutique scale, dead center on Las Vegas Boulevard at the corner of Flamingo Road — a location most Vegas hotels would trade for in a heartbeat. It had a Parisian-apartment vibe that felt genuinely different from the mega-resort experience surrounding it on all sides. Berry tones, warm wood floors, mood lighting, intimate common areas. It wasn’t trying to be everything to everyone, and that restraint was part of what made it work. Caesars Entertainment announced the full transformation in early 2025. The Cromwell brand is gone. The building stays, but everything inside has been redone. And Lisa Vanderpump — who already has Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars Palace, Vanderpump à Paris at Paris Las Vegas, and Pinky’s by Vanderpump at the Flamingo — is now adding her first hotel to that portfolio. Bravo noticed too. The network announced Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas at its 2026 Upfronts — a limited series documenting the hotel’s opening, culminating in a celebrity-studded grand opening party. Who Is Lisa Vanderpump Building This For The design concept is what she calls “industrial romantic” — developed with design partner Nick Alain through their firm Vanderpump Alain. It’s meant to feel like a calming retreat, not a party hotel. The rooms lean serene: forest murals, muted color palettes, lighting calibrated specifically to be flattering. The rooftop is the opposite — a full DJ dayclub. You get both in the same building. The 188-room scale is intentional. This is a boutique hotel surrounded by 3,000-room giants. If you want a massive pool complex and a dozen restaurants — book somewhere else on the Strip. If you want a design-forward room at the best intersection in Las Vegas, with a potential Bellagio fountain view, this is a legitimate option. For Caesars Rewards members, the case gets stronger. This property earns toward your tier status across the whole system. The comp offers will come — they always do once a new property has been open a few months. The Cromwell — One Last Look Walking into a Cromwell Classic King for the last time, a few things stand out. The room is 360 square feet — not large by any measure — but they thought carefully about how to use it. Large sofa for the room size, stylish armoire, corner chair, a dedicated seating area that didn’t feel crammed. The minibar was tucked neatly into the dresser rather than sitting exposed. Small detail, but it kept the room feeling like an apartment rather than a hotel room. The Parisian vibe came through in the finishes — berry tones, warm wood floors, layered lighting. The king bed had that genuinely good quality you notice when you get back at midnight after a long night. A dedicated makeup vanity with a Hollywood mirror. A bathroom with granite countertops, a rain shower with handheld option, and the toilet in its own little closet — always appreciate that layout. What the Classic King included: Room size 360 sq ft Bed King-size, crisp white linens, warm lighting Vanity Dedicated makeup vanity, Hollywood mirror, pink velvet chair Bathroom Granite countertops, rain shower, handheld, toilet in private closet Seating Large sofa + corner chair — impressive for the square footage Minibar Built into the dresser — clean, unobtrusive The window situation deserves a mention. Some rooms look directly toward the Bellagio fountains. There’s a small window in the toilet closet that peers out toward a ledge that looks, from the outside, exactly like a balcony. It has a step ledge. It looks like you should be able to walk out there with a drink. The window doesn’t open. We’ll come back to this. The Vanderpump Hotel Room Reveal Same 360 square feet. Completely different world inside. The official media tour shows what Vanderpump and Alain built: a forest mural behind the bed, dark charcoal velvet headboard with a silver geometric gold frame, custom furniture throughout — oversized lounge chair, full-length mirror, dedicated vanity. Moss-green and dusty lilac replaced the berry tones. The lighting has been specifically designed to be flattering, which
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