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A boutique downtown Las Vegas hotel is offering a buyout during the week surrounding the upcoming Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. From November 12 through November 19, a person or group can rent out the entire English Hotel for $1 million.
The English Hotel named after celebrity chef Todd English, who created its restaurant is a Marriott Tribute Portfolio property with 71 rooms. It opened last year in the Arts District of downtown Las Vegas. (Image: English Hotel)“You can get a suite at the Wynn or at the Cosmo with some race tickets for a similar price, and so here, you get 71 rooms without tickets,” Steve Dennis, the hotel’s general manager, told Casino.org. “You get the parking. You get the pool and facilities, all exclusive to yourself. You have run of the house.”
The English Hotel is located 4 miles north of the race’s starting and finish lines in the Arts District between Fremont Street and the Strip. The race will be held starting at 10 p.m. on November 18.
“If I’m a race team from Portugal, I’m going to have support teams and vehicles and need some rooms for offices, and I don’t want to get lost in a 3,000-room hotel, this is the perfect solution,” Dennis said. “Or for a wholesaler who s going to be selling packages with tickets, these are comfortable, high-end luxury rooms.”
The hotel is making an identical offer for the week surrounding Super Bowl LVIII, which will be played on Feb. 11, 2024, at Allegiant Stadium.
“It s just a way to really market the hotel properly,” Dennis said. “We actually set the rooms aside over a year ago, when we opened, for the Super Bowl. And then when Formula 1 was announced, we immediately locked those rooms down, too, for this idea.”
Todd English Won t Cook For You
The hotel’s restaurant, the Pepper Club, an Asian ocean fusion and sushi bar concept curated by four-time James Beard award-winning chef and hotel namesake Todd English comes with neither package. It will operate as usual during the weeks, and no, English won’t be there.
Rooms at the hotel average $500 a night, so renting 71 rooms for seven nights on a week without a Grand Prix or a Super Bowl would run $248K.
“It’s not a bad deal at all,” Dennis said, adding that he’s had “lots of conversations” so far.
“We ve been contacted by everyone who says they ve got a guy, but it comes down to who actually can pay for it, who will actually need it,” he said.
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