The Cromwell Las Vegas, Luxury boutique hotel and casino at Las Vegas Strip, US
The Cromwell Las Vegas is a boutique hotel with casino on the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada. The building houses 188 rooms across several floors and a gaming area of roughly 40,000 square feet (around 3,700 square meters), along with restaurants and a rooftop pool terrace.
The site opened in 1979 under the name Barbary Coast and was later renamed Bill's Gamblin' Hall. In 2014, it underwent a full redesign to the current concept under the name The Cromwell.
The Barbary Coast name referred to the North African coastal regions, and the property kept Victorian decor in its early decades. Drai's nightclub, run by Victor Drai, became one of the Strip's best-known after-dark venues. Since 2020 the hotel admits guests 21 and over only, and in June 2026 it was rebranded The Vanderpump Hotel with television personality Lisa Vanderpump.
The hotel sits on South Las Vegas Boulevard and can be reached on foot from adjacent properties along the Strip. The front desk is located on the ground floor, with rooms above and the pool area on the roof.
The property admits only guests aged 21 and over, setting it apart from most other hotels in Las Vegas. This rule applies to all areas, including rooms, bars, and the pool.
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