Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas introduces stylish modifications

• Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas has introduced two new bars as part of the real estate modification.
• Peacock Alley, a brand signature bar, serves evening tea and has clock inspired hours, wool -shaped bars, and windows from floor to ceiling.
• The new Hard Shake is a modern cocktail lounge with a solid Mixology program, light bite, and a panoramic view of Las Vegas Strip.
• By 2023, the hotel also modified 392 guest rooms and move the lobby and front desk to the ground floor.

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas, named The best hotel in Sin City in 2024 with Travel + free time Readers, continue the transformation of millions of dollars with the opening of two new bars on the 23rd floor that have been modified at the resort.

The addition of Peacock Alley, brand signature bar and meeting place, and Hard Shake debut, lounge experience where craft cocktails are enjoyed with long views and direct vision to Las Vegas Strip, marking the completion of the main phase of another real estate redesign.

“These are two different experiences of nodding Hollywood’s glamor,” Waldorf hotel manager Astoria Las Vegas said Robert Jenny told T+L from the space designed by Rockwell Group.

“Every waldorf [Astoria hotel] have their own interpretation for the clock, “explained Jenny, Referring to signature watches at each Peacock Alley bar. “We take inspiration from our location, we have 320 days of sun, so naturally, sundial is our inspiration.

The wool -shaped bar is crowned by a glass canopy, while the nearby glass light match hangs in the lounge between the blue sofa and the individual seat.

Here, you will find guests enjoy evening tea -finger sandwich collection, scone, and pastries with special mixed tea resorts, such as showgirl, black tea and vanilla tea, and meadows, fresh green tea, refresh with lemongrass.

“There is certain elegance around the evening tea,” Jenny said. “It was so popular that we expanded the seat capacity so we could meet the growing demand. It was a quiet and beautiful space on the strip.”

Coming night, attention to the new Hard Shake cocktail lounge, accompanied by art decoration motifs. Located in the former Skybar room, a modern modern lounge is about cocktails. The name itself, Hard Shake, is derived from a three-point shaking technique pioneered by Japanese Bartender Kazuo Uyeda where the mixologist rolls and folds the materials in the shaker with the right movement. Signature cocktails such as Katana, made with Hibiki Harmony whiskey with a home decorated with a home and a pecan pecan, can be paired with light bite and enjoyed with a view of the neon-bit strip.

“Everything we have done,” said Jenny, “all the small touches, whether cocktails, tea options, or design itself, are meant to attract people together and give them room to gather and exchange stories.”

Hotel renovations begin in 2023 with a Return the floor to the ceiling of all 392 guest roomsIncludes 57 suites, upgrades to meetings and hotel event space, and lobby resettlement and front desk to the ground floor.