The more than 100,000 sq ft Zouk Las Vegas is where you'll find Famous Foods Street Food Hall, as well as s social gaming bar, Redtail, 'vibe dining' at Fuhu, a karoke lounge, boutique nightclub, and Ayu Dayclub, a luxury, bohemian dayclub and its counterpart, Ayu Nights. Via a partnership with Grubhub, all of the restaurants and bars on-site - do, or will - offer delivery to anywhere else on property directly from guest's phones. The property's many other amenities include more than 40 food and beverage options, ranging from the Singapore-inspired, Famous Foods, with 16 hawker stands including James Beard Award winner Marcus Samuelsson’s Streetbird Las Vegas, to the 14,500-square-foot Carversteak steakhouse, Nicole Brisson's Brezza, and LA chef Ray Garcia's ¡Viva!. Additional gaming can be found on the 66th floor in the private casino at in Allē Lounge. There is also a 17,000-square-foot Entertainment Zone, which includes a race and sports book, featured live entertainment and high-limit gaming areas. Gambling enthusiasts will find more than 117,000 square feet of gaming space complete with a total of 1,400 slots and nearly 120 table games, as well as a 30-table poker room. The expansive property features three Hilton brands including the 1,774-room Hilton, the 1,496-room Conrad, and Crockfords, which is part of Hilton's LXR portfolio and includes 236 rooms, for a total of 3,506 guest rooms and suites throughout 66 floors. Crockfords Las Vegas features a private entrance and grand lobby, while also offering direct access to high-limit gaming salons and complimentary access to the resort’s VIP pool. The $4.3 billion luxury integrated resort developed by Malaysia’s Genting Groupis situated on nearly 88 acres on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip.

The first new ground-up development to be built on the Strip in more than a decade, Resorts World Las Vegas celebrated its grand opening on June 24, 2021. Betting on sports futures, props and lay bets.

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