Though the Rio name doesn’t have the instant recognition that, say, Caesars Palace, Bellagio, and MGM Grand do, the news is of particular interest to gamblers because the Rio is the home of the World Series of Poker. In addition to the hotel towers, the renovations will include virtually every key public space, including the gaming floor, restaurants, retail shops, pools, and spa and fitness centers. “We will maintain the iconic Rio name,” a spokesperson for Dreamscape founder and CEO Eric Birnbaum said. The name of the property as a whole, however, will not change. The other will be either rebranded or at least “affiliated” with a different Hyatt brand, most of which still use the name “Hyatt” in some form.
Specifically, one tower will become a Hyatt Regency with 1,501 rooms. Hyatt will rebrand the property’s two hotel towers to reflect the company name. on the multiphase endeavor for the off-Strip casino. Dreamscape Companies LLC announced on Thursday that it is partnering with Hyatt Hotels Corp. The owner of the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas is rebranding the property and embarking on an ambitious renovation project.
