Its unique and stunning exterior is still as eye-catching as ever but the interior has appeared dated and unkept in recent years. Rio, though, has needed some TLC for a few years now. They openly discussed selling Flamingo during 2022 but were met with a big resistance and no sale went through. It has been confirmed that Rio will remain open during the renovation so any visitors should be aware of any changes that may affect their bookings during this time.Ĭaesars have made no secret of the fact that they are trying to reduce the number of rooms they currently have in Las Vegas. On a practical level for customers this means Rio will no longer be part of Caesars Rewards Program or booking system.
Operations will be handed over between Caesars and Dreamscape at some point in 2023. Dreamscape released a statement saying they will be “restoring it into a premiere resort and casino experience with modernized amenities and an array of offerings that speak to today’s gaming and hospitality consumer.”
