Green Valley Ranch Resort has unveiled its West Tower luxury suites, capping the completion of the tower’s full renovation as part of the property’s landmark multi-phase $200 million transformation.
That work includes all 71 luxury suites and 422 rooms, as work continues on its East Tower set to unveil later this year. The new suite collection, designed by Station Casino’s in-house team and Avenue Interior Design, introduces what it calls a “fresh, contemporary aesthetic that blends Vegas glamour with a distinctly elevated, residential sensibility.”
This milestone ushers in Green Valley Ranch’s next chapter, which includes the recent unveiling of the resort’s reimagined West Tower guest rooms, as well as the forthcoming meetings and convention space renovations, set to be completed in the first quarter of this year, and the East Tower and South Lobby renovations slated for completion later in 2026.
Each of the West Tower’s suites have been completely transformed in terms of design, amenities, and guest experience, with the Luxury Patio and Strip Suites offering butler service and in-room amenities. Appointments include smart televisions, minibar offerings, Nespresso service, robes, garment steaming, intelligent lighting controls, and luxury amenities.
On the second floor of the West Tower, Green Valley Ranch’s two-bedroom Strip Suite is 2,790 square feet with 180-degree views of the Las Vegas Strip. The suite features a living, 85-inch television, a four-seat bar, butler’s kitchen, and rooftop patio. Rates start from $2,264 plus taxes per night.
The one-bedroom Luxury Patio Suites span 1,190 square feet. The en-suite features a soaking tub and a private patio connects the living room to the bedroom. Rates start from $1,064 plus taxes.
Each of the eight 1,000-square-foot one-bedroom Grand Suites features a living and dining area, private bar, and powder room. Rates start from $539 plus taxes.
The 16 executive suites are 715 square feet and some of the 10 Executive Suites have patios. Rates start from $389 plus taxes.
On its 2025 year-end earnings call, Red Rock Resorts announced the next stage of enhancements coming to Green Valley Ranch. The upgrade will include a refreshed gaming floor, following the introduction of two high-limit rooms and the return of the resort’s poker room in December.
The Regal Theatre is also undergoing a phased refurbishment; it’s scheduled to reopen in the second quarter with feature recliner seating, enhanced acoustics, advanced projection systems, and two fully upgraded private luxury movie booths.
New eateries will include Irv’s Burgers and Nielsen’s Frozen Custard debuting in the spring.
Work on this phase has commenced and will extend into 2027, with the project cost estimated at $56 million.
