Back to Its Roots: The Resort at Summerlin Unveils New Identity and $75M Transformation
Las Vegas’ JW Marriott Las Vegas and Rampart Casino are turning the page on a new chapter with a property-wide rebrand that officially unites the iconic resort and casino under a single identity: The Resort at Summerlin. Effective Jan. 1, the rebrand coincides with the culmination of a $75 million, multi-year renovation and signals the property’s evolution as a premier luxury destination in the heart of Summerlin.
The transformation embraces a philosophy of mindful luxury, well-being and elevated guest experience while honoring the resort’s deep roots in the Las Vegas community. Blending its signature Mediterranean architecture with modern design, the refreshed aesthetic features grand archways, expansive open spaces and abundant natural light. The result is a contemporary, welcoming resort designed to inspire connection, rejuvenation and playful escape.
Originally opened in 1999, the property has spent 26 years serving as a gathering place for locals and visitors alike. With the completion of its most significant renovation to date, the resort is proudly returning to its original name—The Resort at Summerlin—reaffirming its identity as a fully integrated destination offering world-class gaming, dining, wellness, events and leisure experiences.
The newly renovated guest rooms span 560 square feet and showcase a residential-style design with dining tables, couches, ceiling fans, 65-inch smart TVs and coffee machines. A desert-inspired palette sets a serene tone, complemented by bold textures and subtle metallic accents. Of the resort’s 549 guestrooms, nearly 20 percent feature walk-out balconies or terraces overlooking lush gardens, waterfalls and koi ponds.
Additional enhancements include a refreshed Conference Center, renovated fitness center, new Hydra Lounge relaxation area, upgraded treatment rooms at Spa Aquae, and a reimagined casino floor with updated finishes and new High Limit Rooms offering advanced gaming technology and personalized service.
Dining continues to be a major focus, with The Neighborhood Food Hall emerging as the social and culinary heart of the resort. New concepts debuting include ai Pazzi, ai Pazzi Pizza, and Pearls Oyster & Crudo Bar from Fabio Viviani; Nom Wah, New York City’s legendary dim sum destination making its West Coast debut; and Wineaux from James Beard Award winner Shawn McClain and master sommelier Nick Hetzel. Two additional concepts are slated for early 2026, joining longtime favorites such as Hawthorn Grill, Jade Asian Kitchen & Noodles and Market Place Buffet.
Looking ahead, The Resort at Summerlin is also partnering with Caesars Entertainment to introduce a Caesars Sportsbook, expected to open in early 2026. The upgraded space will feature a new video wall, a 360-degree LED display at the sportsbook bar, and 20 self-service betting kiosks throughout the casino, delivering a next-level sports wagering experience to the Summerlin community.
