The newest hotel-casino in downtown Las Vegas will add more rooms this fall.
Circa, the first ground-up casino built in the downtown area since 1980, will add 106 rooms, including four suites, in late October this year, resort CEO Derek Stevens said.
Don’t expect to see construction cranes at the top of the property. Stevens said the accommodations will be developed on four floors that were shelled out when the property was first built so they could see how customers responded to different product options.
“We wanted to see what room types we would need more of,” he said, noting that it’s a common practice for newly built hotels.
After about three years in business, Stevens said they learned their highest demand product was the sunset suite: a nearly 1,200-square-foot western-facing suite.
