
23/05/2025
By J.C. Thomas An intriguing characteristic of Las Vegas is its compulsion for constant reinvention while always keeping a tight grip on nostalgia. The city will blithely demolish its oldest icons (RIP Tropicana, Stardust et. al.) while enticing tens of millions of annual visitors with the promise of vintage glamor. They come in pursuit of old-time Rat Pack cool and fearless hedonism under neon lights, but would also like to sleep in a non-smoking hotel room with plentiful USB ports, excellent WiFi and a big flat-screen, please. ...
The Plaza Hotel in downtown Las Vegas reveals the benefits of revamp over replacement. This century’s Plaza has undergone a series of big-budget renovations...