What to pack for Horseshoe Las Vegas
Pack light, comfortable daytime clothes for walking the Strip plus swimwear and pool shoes for the seasonal Blu Pool. Bring dressier outfits and closed-toe shoes for casinos, Jack Binion’s Steak, and nightlife, plus ID and the card you’ll use to check in (the hotel requires the registering guest to be 21+).
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Room basics and what fits in your room
Horseshoe Las Vegas rooms range from Resort Room and Resort Room South Strip View up to suites such as Resort Studio Suite and Resort Premium Suite. Expect standard non-smoking rooms and suites with a coffee area and in-room Wi‑Fi included via the resort fee for two devices.
If you plan to request a rollaway bed or travel with pets, note the hotel offers rollaway beds for a fee and participates in a PetStay program allowing up to two dogs per room; fees and weight limits apply.
- Bring a soft duffel or medium suitcase — standard room closets are available, but closet space varies by room type.
- Toiletries: the hotel supplies basics, but pack preferred personal items and any prescription meds.
- If you need accessible features, request an accessible room in advance; the property offers accessible rooms and bathrooms.
| Room Type | Typical Bed Options |
|---|---|
| Resort Room | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| Resort Studio Suite | 1 King Bed |
| Resort Premium Suite | 1 King Bed |
Pool and swim gear for Blu Pool
Blu Pool is seasonal and family-friendly; hotel guests can also use Paris Las Vegas pool. The pool complex includes cabanas, daybeds and a poolside bar, and there are two pool areas on the property.
Pool hours and season can vary by year; check current opening dates and hours before you travel. Standard resort pool rules apply, including no glass and appropriate swimwear in the water.
- Swimsuit and cover-up
- Waterproof phone case or dry bag
- Sunscreen (reef-safe if heading to public lakes or parks later)
- Flip-flops or pool sandals
- Light beach towel if you prefer your own (hotel provides towels at the pool)
| Pool Detail | What to Pack |
|---|---|
| Blu Pool (seasonal) | Swimsuit, sunscreen, sunglasses |
| Cabanas/daybeds available | Cash/card for bookings or incidentals |
| Shared access with Paris pool | ID and room key |
Casino, bars and nightlife attire
The casino floor and many bars are casual to business casual. Jack Binion's Steak enforces a Business Casual dress code for dinner service; other outlets like Guy Fieri’s and the food court are casual.
Pack at least one smarter outfit and closed-toe shoes if you plan a steakhouse dinner, a night at a lounge, or a show.
- Business casual outfit (collared shirt, slacks or dress, closed-toe shoes) for Jack Binion's Steak or upscale lounges
- Comfortable shoes for long walks on the Strip and inside the casino
- Light jacket for cooler evenings or air-conditioned gaming floors
- ID that proves you are 21+ if you plan to drink or check in
| Venue | Typical Dress |
|---|---|
| Jack Binion's Steak | Business Casual |
| Guy Fieri's Flavortown Sports Kitchen | Casual |
| Casino floor / Sully's Casino Bar | Casual to smart casual |
Dining, snacks and carrying cash or cards
Horseshoe features a mix of restaurants from casual to steakhouse, plus a food court and lobby café. Meals are not included with room rates — the resort fee covers Wi‑Fi and fitness passes, not food or drinks.
Bring a small daypack or crossbody bag for essentials when exploring the Strip; most on-site restaurants accept cards, but small bills can be useful for tips and quick purchases.
- Reusable water bottle (fill in-room or at cafés)
- Light snacks for late-night cravings (the food court has 24-hour options)
- Credit/debit card and some cash for tips
- Any dietary supplements or baby food if traveling with young children (cribs aren’t available)
| On-site Options | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| LavAzza (lobby café) | Coffee, pastries, quick stops |
| Johnny Rockets / Food court | 24-hour casual dining |
| Jack Binion's Steak | Dinner; reservations recommended |
Business, meetings and event packing
Horseshoe offers significant meeting and event space including the Event Center and the Grand Ballroom. If you’re attending a conference, bring business attire, presentation materials, and adapters or portable chargers.
There’s a Business Center with set hours; bring a USB drive and any printed materials you need, but confirm hours if you expect last-minute printing or shipping.
- Laptop, chargers, and a compact travel power strip
- Business cards and printed handouts (Business Center open daytime hours)
- A lightweight blazer or jacket for conference rooms
- Comfortable shoes for long meeting days
| Meeting Space | Pack |
|---|---|
| Event Center / Grand Ballroom | Presentation materials, tech backup |
| Skyview rooms and smaller meeting rooms | Laptop and meeting notes |
| Business Center | USB, printing needs (check hours) |
Practical extras, documents and accessibility needs
Bring government-issued photo ID and the card you’ll use at check-in — the registering guest must be at least 21. The property charges a mandatory resort fee and may place an incidental deposit on your card at check-in.
If you have accessibility needs or require a specific room type (for example an accessible bathroom), request it in advance. Horseshoe offers accessible parking, pool access, and accessible public restrooms.
- Government photo ID and the credit/debit card used for booking
- Printed or digital copy of reservation and BookResorts contact +1 (888) 605-1350 if needed
- Any medical devices, prescriptions, and proof for service animals (hotel allows dogs through PetStay program)
- Travel-size laundry items or wrinkle-release spray for event travel
| Entry / Arrival | Tip |
|---|---|
| Check-in age requirement | Registering guest must be 21+ with matching ID |
| Resort fee & incidental deposit | Paid separately from nightly rate; deposit held on card |
| Cribs | Not available at this property |
