Dolce Hotels and Resorts has opened its new resort Ravella at Lake Las Vegas, which is designed as a lakeside, Italian-inspired oasis.
Ravella is a 349-room-and-suite resort situated on the shores of the largest privately owned man-made lake in the United States, according to Dolce Hotels and Resorts. Located 17 miles from the Las Vegas Strip on the site of the former Ritz-Carlton at Lake Las Vegas, Ravella offers a white-sand beach; kayaking, boating and fly fishing; a nearby Jack Nicklaus golf course; and hiking and jogging trails.
The resort features a 30,000-square-foot Mediterranean-inspired spa, salon and fitness center; 39,000 square feet of meeting and social event space; Las Vegas’ only over-water chapel; and multiple lounges and dining venues. The Lake Las Vegas community features scenic vistas, miles of green, two marinas, and a village designed to be reminiscent of Mediterranean waterside communities, with its walking streets of boutiques and restaurants.
Ravella features a totally redesigned lobby whose Firenze Lounge spans three distinct areas for guests to relax with something to eat, plug in their laptops, or socialize over coffee or cocktails. A café transforms throughout the day to meet the needs of guests. A second lobby area serves as a spot to catch up on work, offering connectivity hubs and free Wi-Fi, or to check out the day’s news on large plasma screens. The central gathering spot is a place to catch up with friends or sip a cocktail on the outdoor terrace overlooking the lake.
Ravella guests have privileged access to The Village Lake Las Vegas and can bill restaurant meals to their hotel rooms.
Focused on affordable luxury, Ravella’s room rates start at $120 per night. Nevada residents also enjoy a 25 per cent locals discount when they show valid Nevada ID.
Ravella at Lake Las Vegas is a 349-room-and-suite resort situated on the shores of the largest privately owned man-made lake in the United States, according to Ravella's operator Dolce Hotels and Resorts
“We’re very pleased to open Ravella’s doors today and mark Dolce’s entrance into the Las Vegas market,” said Steven Rudnitsky, Dolce’s president and chief executive officer, on February 11. “Serving as both an ideal business destination and charming locale for leisure travelers, Ravella’s unique ambience, impeccable amenities and affordable price points will draw visitors seeking a new kind of Vegas experience, and locals who see it as a perfect escape.”
With a focus on superior events, Ravella’s environment aims to provide a backdrop for corporate retreats, large-scale meetings, weddings and other events. Its al fresco venues offer meeting planners various options for lakeside events. These include La Capella di Amore, Ravella’s over-water chapel located on its Ponte Vecchio Bridge; Florentine Garden; Tuscany Courtyard; and a private beach with a waterfall.
Luxury resort Ravella is situated on the shore of Lake Las Vegas. Its al fresco venues include La Capella di Amore, an over-water chapel located on its Ponte Vecchio Bridge; a Florentine Garden; the resort's Tuscany Courtyard; and a private beach with a waterfall
For more information about Ravella at Lake Las Vegas, or to make a reservation, visit www.RavellaVegas.com or call 888.810.0440.
Dolce Hotels and Resorts is a privately held operator of 27 upscale hotels, resorts and conference hotels in North America and Europe. Founded in 1981, the company is majority-owned by Broadreach Capital Partners. Headquartered in Rockleigh, New jersey, Dolce Hotels and Resorts employs more than 4,000 people worldwide.
The company’s portfolio includes properties in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, Colorado, California, Ontario, Texas, Nevada, Belgium, France, Spain and Germany. Dolce hosts some 30,000 events and 4 million group clients globally every year. Additional information is available at www.dolce.com.
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Not too shabby at all. I recognize a few of those scenes from Florence and they definitely bring back memories. I’ll have to stop in next time and see it for myself.