Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino Las Vegas

Lucky Dragon’s challenging location, on Sahara, just off The Strip, near the Bonanza Gift Shop and SLS Las Vegas, made the resort an long shot, but sometimes in Vegas those pay off. A Lucky Dragon insider says wild swings in baccarat were major factor in the closure of the casino. Lucky Dragon Las Vegas offers comfortable accommodation as part of a Chinese-themed casino with extensive dining and entertainment facilities. The hotel is less than three kilometres from the busy Las Vegas Strip. All rooms feature private bathrooms that include complimentary toiletries, bathrobes.

300 W. Sahara Ave
Las Vegas, NV 89102

Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino Las Vegas with it's authentic Asian cultural theme is where the spirit, sights and sounds of Asia comes to life. Located on the north end of the Strip, Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino features a nine-story hotel with 203 boutique accommodation rooms, of which 22 are suites, 27,500-square-foot casino space, a pool designed to create an oasis garden escape and a Tea Garden.

All aspects of the Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino's design have been influenced by the rich traditions of Asian culture and the hotel is a community gathering hotspot for Asian visitors, locals and anyone looking for the best Pan-Asian food and excitement in Las Vegas

Number of rooms: 204 rooms, of which 24 will be suites

Official Web site:luckydragonlv.com/

Location: On the Strip - north end of the strip
Distance from McCarran airport to Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino is 5 miles
Distance from Fremont Street Experience is 3 miles
Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino Las Vegas to T-Mobile Arena - Monorail/Walk time 43 mins.

Gaming at Lucky Dragon Las Vegas

Lucky Dragon's 27,500 square-foot casino will focus on tables games popular in Asia, such as Baccarat and Pai Gowas well as slots, with only a few 'Western-style' tables such as Blackjack. The gaming floor will be centered on a lively pagoda-shaped bar punctuated by a 1.25 ton glass dragon sculpture suspended from the ceiling. In addition to a high-limit gaming area known as the Emerald Room, Lucky Dragon will also feature ultra-luxurious VIP gaming parlor on the second level.

Dining at Lucky Dragon Las Vegas

Dragon's Alley
Dragon's Alley brings to Las Vegas the best street food from Asia, featuring a rotating menu of regional delicacies, fresh seafood, exquisite dim sum, succulent barbecue, delicious boba tea, and much more.
11 a.m. – 11 p.m. Weekday | 11 a.m. – 1 a.m. Weekend

Pearl Ocean
Serving lunch and dinner daily, Pearl Ocean features a menu of exquisite delicacies. A live seafood room joins the main dining room, where guests can select live exotic seafood flown in daily to be prepared in both traditional and modern culinary styles.
11 a.m. – 10 p.m. Weekday | 10 a.m. – 11 p.m. Weekend

Phoenix
Considered the most exclusive Chinese fine dining destination in Vegas Phoenix boasts a menu of cutting-edge culinary trends found throughout modern China. Kurobuta pork, deer tendon, abalone and countless other rare and expertly prepared delicacies. Phoenix features 60 seats, a private balcony and a finely curated wine list.
5 P.M. – 10 p.m. Weekday | 5 p.m. – 11 p.m. Weekend

Cha Garden
Las Vegas' only tea sommelier, Cha Garden features an extensive list of tea sourced directly from generations-old tea farms throughout Asia. Guests can relax in the tranquility of a Feng Shui designed garden to enjoy a world-class tea experience unlike anything else available in Las Vegas.
9 a.m. – 11 p.m. Weekday | 9 a.m. – 1 a.m. Weekend

Lucky Dragon Las Vegas Restaurants

BAO NOW
BAO NOW eatery is Open 24 Hours and features simple dim sum, soups, rice, noodles, congee, Boba tea, and other dishes meant to be consumed on the go.
Open 24 Hours

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