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Resorts World Las Vegas unveils Conrad Complete luxury add-on

The offering will be available for bookings from March 10 for stays between May and September within the Conrad tower at the Las Vegas Strip property.

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Resorts World Las Vegas launches The Conrad Complete as a paid add-on experience for Conrad tower guests
Package includes dining access, nightlife entry, lounge privileges and pool benefits
Add-on priced at $150 per guest per night with a two-guest minimum

Resorts World Las Vegas has introduced The Conrad Complete, a new paid add-on offering for guests staying in the Conrad tower at its Las Vegas Strip resort.

Available to book from March 10 for stays running May 26 to September 8, the experience bundles selected on-property amenities into a single package priced at $150 per guest per night, subject to a two-guest minimum.

The operator said the add-on includes valet parking for the duration of the stay, access to Club 66 private lounge facilities and a dining programme across five restaurants at the resort: Kusa Nori, FUHU, Wally’s, ¡VIVA! by Ray Garcia and Agave Bar & Grill.

Guests booking the experience will also receive entry to Zouk Nightclub on operating days and early access to the resort’s renovated pool complex, alongside hosted beverages at the venue.

Resorts World Las Vegas President and CFO, Carlos Castro, said: “While inclusive models have traditionally centered on scale, we saw an opportunity to approach the concept through a luxury lens.”

Castro added: “By anchoring this exclusively within Conrad, we are ensuring the experience reflects the level of sophistication our guests expect.”

The rollout coincides with a renovation of the resort’s 5.5-acre pool complex, which now features seven pools, including the Athena Infinity Pool overlooking the Las Vegas Strip.  

Updated facilities include cabanas with privacy draping, seating areas, televisions and cooling features, alongside more than 560 loungers and 66 daybeds.

Resorts World Las Vegas said the bundled approach is designed to provide a structured guest itinerary by combining accommodation-related services, food and beverage options and entertainment access into one offering.

In December 2025, Resorts World Las Vegas promoted Josef Wagner to SVP of Operations and Suzie Rugh to VP of Communications, expanding its senior leadership team as part of broader operational changes across the property.

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The Conrad Complete includes daily continental breakfast and an evening social hour within Club 66

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