The Rio Las Vegas is an icon reborn. In partnership with Hyatt Hotels and Resorts, the legendary Rio is recpaturing its joyous flair with a fully-refreshed convention center, over 1,500 newly-renovated rooms, a revamped pool complex, and new dining concepts arriving throughout 2024. Join in the unveiling of the new Rio chapter, where every detail is meticulously crafted to offer a revitalized and unforgettable experience. Rediscover the enchantment that defines the essence of Rio, the rhythm of Vegas. The vibe: Offering affordable all-suite accommodations, near (but not too near) the action. Insider tips: Women, indulge your feminine side by going to the lounge in the lobby of the Chippendales Theatre. It has an all-male waitstaff…and be sure to check out the ladies room. We love the circular dressing area with its purple leather couches and softly lit vanity. Dubbed “the gossip pit,” this is the perfect place to debate which Chippendale dancer has the hottest bod. Good to know: This hotel is not located on the Strip. Although you can see the Strip and it appears to be close, we don’t recommend walking to it because you’ll have to pass over a major interstate while crossing busy on- and off-ramps.  What shows and concerts are playing at the Rio? : Shows playing at the Rio include: Penn & Teller, Chippendales, WOW – The Las Vegas Spectacular, and Comedy Cellar. What is there to do at the Rio? : Enjoy the Canteen Food Hall, go mini golfing, enjoy the pool, or have a drink at the various bars and lounges. What makes the Rio unique? : The Canteen Food Hall features six restaurants: Attaboy Burger, Nama Nama Sushi & Sake, Tender Crush, Tony Luke’s, Shogun Ramen, & Southland Burrito Co.