“It’s going to feel light, bright it’s going to match the desert and the mountains and the river.”Īdimoolah said The New Pioneer is hopeful that restrictions will ease in a month or two and that as soon as they do, renovations will resume. “The design element is going to match our region that we’re in,” Adimoolah said. “Until that’s lifted and until we can have large gatherings of at least 250 people again is when we are going to pick it back up,” he said.Īdimoolah said the plan for the ballroom is to give it a facelift with updated walls, flooring and ceiling tiles and decor to reflect the surrounding area. Rooms will have new desks, dressers, nightstands and wall-mounted 40-inch TVs.Ĭasino officials planned to move from that to renovating the casino’s grand ballroom followed by the rooms in the two remaining buildings, but those projects are on hold for now due to coronavirus restrictions that limit capacity to about 25% in Laughlin’s casinos, Adimoolah said.

General Manager Jason Adimoolah said the casino recently finished renovating the rooms in one building and will be complete with furniture in about a month. Julieta Venegas, Rob Zombie and more are headed to Southern California casinos next week However, the pandemic affected many companies the resort that provided items such as furniture and carpet, so speeding up the timeline did not work as planned Laughlin wrote. Even as the casino closed last March for 77 days, it tried to continue the upgrades in the hopes of finishing ahead of schedule, Matt Laughlin, chief operating officer for the resort, said in an email. The resort started a $22 million hotel room renovation of its 1,350 rooms in spring 2020. The casino resort property that was started by Don Laughlin, (which is where the city of Laughlin draws its name), has grown immensely since opening in 1966. Here’s a look at what’s coming to two casinos and a river tour company in the near future.ĭon Laughlin’s Riverside Resort Hotel and Casino Casinos in the Colorado River-adjacent city shuttered for months in the early part of the pandemic and long-term projects that the casinos and other businesses started were put on the back burner.īut those businesses are hoping that 2021 will be the year that they can either resume or complete those projects. Like Las Vegas and Southern California, the gambling destination of Laughlin, Nevada, was hit hard by the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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