Harrah’s Las Vegas

Hours

Open 24/7

Age Restriction

21++

Property Type

Casinos

Regulator

Nevada Gaming Control Board

Owner

Vici Properties / Caesars

Tables

80

Slot Machines

1,200

Poker Tables

12

About Harrah’s Las Vegas

Harrah’s Las Vegas is a hotel-casino at 3475 South Las Vegas Boulevard in Paradise, Nevada, owned by Vici Properties and operated under the Caesars Entertainment umbrella. The property was formerly known as Holiday Casino from its 1973 opening through 1992, when it was rebranded under the Harrah’s name following Harrah’s acquisition of the asset. All gaming is overseen by the Nevada Gaming Control Board, with a minimum gambling age of 21. The casino floor operates 24 hours a day on a fully continuous schedule.

The Las Vegas Strip location places Harrah’s within the highest-density casino corridor in the United States, adjacent to properties including Caesars Palace to the south and The LINQ to the north. The Caesars Rewards network — the largest casino loyalty ecosystem in the US — covers the Harrah’s Las Vegas property, meaning Caesars Rewards members earn and redeem tier credits at this address alongside other Caesars portfolio properties. Social media channels are active across Facebook (@HarrahsVegas), Instagram (@harrahsvegas), Twitter/X (@harrahsvegas), and YouTube.

Vici Properties holds the real estate underlying the Harrah’s Las Vegas physical plant as part of the company’s broader Las Vegas Strip portfolio of gaming real estate assets. Caesars Entertainment manages the hotel-casino operations. For visitors exploring the Paradise, NV casino corridor, Harrah’s sits approximately at the center of the central Strip cluster.

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Harrah’s Las Vegas in Paradise, Nevada

Gaming Floor

Harrah’s Las Vegas operates approximately 1,200 gaming machines alongside an 80-table game section — one of the more substantial table game floors on the central Las Vegas Strip. The machine bank covers standard reel slots and Video Poker across multiple denominations and formats. Table offerings include Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Pai Gow Poker, Baccarat, Mini-Baccarat, 3 Card Poker, and Let It Ride — eight distinct game types covering the full spectrum of Nevada table game options from house-banked specialty games to classic casino staples.

For Nevada blackjack players, the Strip convention is mostly six- and eight-deck shoe games; Harrah’s follows that standard, with table minimums that fluctuate based on time of day and casino occupancy. Confirm current minimums at the tables. The 80-table count positions Harrah’s in the mid-range of the Strip’s major casino properties by table volume — larger than boutique properties, smaller than the 200-plus-table megaresorts.

Poker Room

Harrah’s Las Vegas operates a 12-table live poker room — one of the larger poker operations on the central Las Vegas Strip — with cash games in No Limit Texas Hold’em, 7 Card Stud, and Omaha. The three-variant game mix makes Harrah’s one of the few Strip poker rooms that runs 7 Card Stud as a regular offering alongside the now-dominant Texas Hold’em formats. For dedicated poker players visiting Las Vegas, Nevada poker rooms vary considerably in size and game variety; the Harrah’s room’s 12-table capacity with three formats offers meaningful flexibility.

Stakes levels, hours, and tournament calendars are managed by the poker room floor staff — contact the room directly before planning a poker-dedicated trip. The room operates under Nevada Gaming Control Board licensing alongside the rest of the gaming floor.

Hotel and Amenities

Harrah’s Las Vegas includes on-site hotel accommodations, confirmed in directory data alongside valet and restaurant services. The hotel is part of the full-service Strip casino-hotel operating model, with room reservations managed through Caesars Entertainment’s booking platform at caesars.com/harrahs-las-vegas. The property operates on a fully continuous 24/7 schedule with dining and valet available around the clock.

Caesars Rewards

Harrah’s Las Vegas is part of the Caesars Rewards network — the largest casino loyalty program in the United States by property count, covering Caesars Palace, Paris Las Vegas, Bally’s, Horseshoe, and dozens of other domestic and international properties. Rewards credits earned at Harrah’s Las Vegas apply across the full Caesars portfolio. Tier benefits, credit-to-dollar conversion rates, and complimentary thresholds are managed through the Caesars Rewards account system; tier status earned at one Caesars property carries through to the others. Enroll at the players desk or at caesarsrewards.com.

Location and Access

Harrah’s Las Vegas is at 3475 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Paradise, NV 89109 — on the central Las Vegas Strip between Caesars Palace and The LINQ. Self-parking and valet are both available. Harry Reid International Airport (formerly McCarran) is approximately 3.5 miles south via South Las Vegas Boulevard or I-15. The property is within the Las Vegas Monorail system’s coverage, with the Harrah’s/The LINQ station directly adjacent.

★ Editor note

Harrah's Las Vegas — 80 tables, a 12-table poker room, and the full Caesars Rewards network on the central Strip

Harrah's Las Vegas opened as Holiday Casino in 1973 and became the Harrah's brand property in 1992. Under Vici Properties ownership and Caesars management, it operates as one of the central Strip's mid-size hotel-casinos — 1,200 machines, 80 tables, and a 12-table poker room that runs three variants. The real competitive differentiator is the Caesars Rewards connection: tier status earned here works across Caesars Palace, Horseshoe, and the full Caesars network. For Las Vegas visitors who travel the Caesars portfolio, Harrah's Las Vegas is the most accessible Strip entry point for tier maintenance. Confirm current table minimums and poker room schedules at caesars.com/harrahs-las-vegas.

Priya Sharma

Responsible Gaming Editor

Licensing and Regulation

Harrah’s Las Vegas is a commercial gaming property licensed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Sports wagering is legal under Nevada state law. The minimum gambling age is 21.