Silverton Casino Lodge in Las Vegas Reveals Newly Renovated Hotel Rooms

Starting October 2, Silverton Casino Lodge in Las Vegas will welcome guests with newly remodeled hotel rooms. The building has been completely renovated to create a one-of-a-kind boutique hotel experience that will serve as the casino resort’s cornerstone. The newly renovated hotel has 300 “luxe-lodge” guest rooms and suites, each with its own selected design and decor that seeks to immerse guests into a unique experience during their stay.

The rooms are divided into three design floors, providing visitors with a variety of possibilities.

1. Cowboy Kitsch Collection: These rooms combine rustic flair with modern touches to create a quirky and one-of-a-kind ambiance.

2. Rustic Modern Collection: Natural, aged, and weathered furnishings reflect the warmth and beauty of the outdoors for guests staying in these rooms.

3. Refined Lodge Collection: These rooms offer a sophisticated and glamorous environment, inspired by the elegance of the Rockies and the grandeur of cattle baron houses in the West.

Silverton CEO Craig Cavileer expressed his enthusiasm for the restored rooms, calling them the “perfect blend of luxury and rustic charm.” The painstakingly constructed rooms seek to provide visitors with an upmarket, relaxed, and comfortable experience.

The rooms were inspired by Silverton’s sister resort, Hotel Drover, an award-winning Marriott Autograph Collection Hotel in the Fort Worth Stockyards. Like its sister hotel, the Silverton combines rich accents and eye-catching motifs.

Majestic Realty, an associate of Silverton and Hotel Drover, Kayla Wilkie, director of design and development, underlined that the makeover was an opportunity to rethink the entire hotel operation in Las Vegas. While retaining elements of the beloved lodge theme, the new rooms and suites will surround visitors in a sense of rustic elegance, providing a one-of-a-kind Las Vegas hotel experience.

Silverton is also updating its casino floor, including new carpet, slot and video poker upgrades, and new restaurant menus, in addition to the hotel restoration. The Mermaid Lounge will return with a new appearance and a tapas menu inspired by the South Pacific. In addition, a $12 million backyard and pool refurbishment is planned for early 2024, which will include poolside dining, sports, pool movies, cabanas, fire pits, and other amenities.

Silverton CEO Craig Cavileer expressed his enthusiasm for the new and unique design, congratulating Kayla for her outstanding work on the award-winning Hotel Drover. Klai Juba Wald, the resort’s architect of record, created the architectural and interior design for the refurbishment project.

Silverton Casino Lodge, located near I-15 and Blue Diamond in Las Vegas, is set to provide a revitalized and exciting experience for guests with recently refurbished hotel rooms and future expansions.

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