About how many total hotel rooms are there, including Strip, downtown, and locals joints, but not including small motels and such?
According to Statista.com, Las Vegas in 2021 had a total of 150,487 hotel rooms. That would include all hotels, including the Strip, downtown, locals casinos, and non-casino properties.
Statista reports that the 2021 total was up from 143,117 in 2020, which dropped from 149,422 in 2019. The 4.2% decline in room count was, no doubt, due to the pandemic, in which several hotels closed completely, including the Palms (703 rooms), Texas Station (200), Fiesta Rancho (100), Fiesta Henderson (224), and Eastside Cannery (307), while the rest were hotels that were slow to bring back their full room inventory.
In 2021, 3,500 rooms were added back by Resorts World and 777 rooms by Circa (late December 2020, but close enough). The remaining 3,000 rooms were probably added from new non-casino chain-hotel inventory, reopened after being shut down (Lucky Dragon, for example) or remodeling, and/or reconfigured, such as suites.
Statista has a graph that tracks the Las Vegas room inventory since the year 2000. It shows that in 2009, the number of rooms was just under 149,000. The count fluctuated by no more than 2,000 rooms up until 2020, reflecting the lack of new properties opening during that time.
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