Getty/ David BeckerA new resort is burning up the Las Vegas Strip.
After a $415 million renovation of the Sahara hotel, SLS Las Vegas debuted on August 23rd as the first major casino resort opening in Vegas in several years.
The enormous hotel has three separate towers with over 1,600 rooms, nine restaurants, three clubs, a spa with a salon, a 10,000-square-foot Fred Segal store, and a cabana-lined pool.
It celebrated its opening in the proper Vegas way, with over-the-top fireworks and A-list performances by the likes of Iggy Azalea and Lenny Kravitz.
"It's exciting to see the old Sahara brought back to life," an employee told the Las Vegas Review Journal. "It's a totally different place."
Rooms start at $109 per night.