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New Vegas meeting center has prime location
The opening of the new Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel also added 20,000 square feet of meeting space, the largest of any non-gaming hotel in the city.
There are 14 meeting rooms that provide a variety of decors and sizes.
All meeting rooms have flexible floor plans, high-speed internet access and sophisticated audiovisual capabilities.
“Our goal was to create a sophisticated, stylish hotel, with outstanding amenities and limitless meeting capabilities,” said Larry Brown, general manager. “With our Paradise Road location adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center, we are confident that we will be able to offer business travelers a new paradigm for business travel and meeting planning in Las Vegas.”
The 14-story Renaissance has 548 rooms and 30 suites.
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