1. The Riviera Casino
2. Riviera Casino Bankruptcy

The Riviera Hotel and Casino is a first class, landmark hotel located on the 'Strip', only one block from the Las Vegas Convention Center. This Vegas 'classic' is the quintessential casino hotel and has been the set for numerous film and television productions.

The Riviera Casino

Its 100,000 square foot casino is still one of the busiest on the 'Strip'. The Riviera personifies red-hot, Las Vegas style entertainment and it presents four different stage shows, with nearly a dozen daily performances. Catering to an adult audience, these shows include the award- winning 'Splash' and the sexy 'Crazy Girls'. 'Monday Night Jazz' at the Le Bistro Lounge is another Riviera exclusive.

Each tastefully appointed guest room features many modern amenities. For the guests' convenience, valet service is complimentary and room service is available 24 hours. For their guests' dining pleasure, The Riviera offers five dining venues to satisfy every appetite. Shopping is available at almost two-dozen unique boutiques. For those who really want to take the plunge, a locally acclaimed wedding chapel, The Riviera Royale is on premises. In addition to a large pool area, the Riviera has a fitness facility and a health spa. For those looking for entertainment and action in the true Vegas style, The Riviera offers multiple venues for exciting gaming, shopping, dining and sizzling entertainment.

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Riviera Casino Bankruptcy

Riviera (colloquially, 'the Riv') was a hotel and casino on the Las Vegas Strip in Winchester, Nevada, which operated from April 1955 to May 2015. It was last owned by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, which decided to demolish it to make way for the Las Vegas Global Business District.