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The Silverton Casino Hotel offers a distinctive Las Vegas experience away from the Strip's hustle, where rustic mountain lodge aesthetics combine with genuine hospitality to create a relaxed, locals-approved destination. Located just south of the Strip near the I-15/I-215 interchange, this resort appeals to travelers seeking an authentic alternative to the mega-resorts while still enjoying quality amenities and entertainment.
The recently renovated accommodations blend rustic charm with modern comfort, featuring stone and wood accents that evoke a mountain lodge feel while offering pillow-top mattresses, oversized showers, and contemporary amenities. The resort's public spaces continue this theme with soaring timber beams, stone fireplaces, and natural materials creating a warm, inviting atmosphere distinct from typical Vegas properties.
The crown jewel of the Silverton experience is the 117,000-gallon saltwater aquarium, home to thousands of tropical fish and scheduled mermaid performances that enchant visitors of all ages. Dining options include the award-winning Twin Creeks Steakhouse and Su Casa for Mexican cuisine, while the Mermaid Lounge and Flare Bar provide comfortable spots for drinks. The resort's location adjacent to Bass Pro Shops creates a unique shopping opportunity rarely found at casino properties. Entertainment ranges from live bands to seasonal pool parties at the Sway Pool, and the casino floor offers better odds than Strip properties with more personalized service. With its welcoming atmosphere, distinctive design, and more relaxed approach to the Vegas experience, the Silverton provides a refreshing alternative that appeals to both in-the-know locals and visitors seeking an off-Strip gem.
3333 Blue Diamond Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89139
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Exciting experiences within Silverton Casino Lodge
Su Casa Sushi offers trendy and traditional Asian coastal cuisine with a Latin influence. Add a little spice to your rice with sushi that’s good for the soul. This dynamic union of cultures and cuisine marries refreshing favorites like ceviche, sashimi, sushi rolls, ramen, and poke bowls. Good times are destined to be shared, so bring a friend to your home for great sushi.
A magical opportunity to become a Mermaid and swim in the Silverton aquarium! Now available on select days for kids, adults and families. As part of the magical 90-minute experience, fans are transformed into a famed Silverton mermaid and swim in the casino’s 117,000-gallon aquarium, along with thousands of tropical fish and rays.
Sundance Grill tops the list of Las Vegas off-strip restaurants. Chances are, we’re cooking something you love right now. Specialties here include country fried steak and eggs, prime rib with creamy horseradish, towering pancake stacks and more. It’s the best place to bring an empty stomach for breakfast, lunch, dinner or late night. Think of it as your culinary BFF.
Immerse yourself in Sway Pool Lounge. This is where our rustic side gives way to a tropical vibe, with swaying palms, cool blue waters, and frosty cocktails. Catch some rays on a lounge, or have it made in the shade in one of our cabanas. Come on in – the water’s more than fine.
Yup, it’s a water attraction in the desert. Named the “Best Free Attraction in Las Vegas,” our Las Vegas aquarium holds more than 117,000 gallons of water, and it’s home to thousands of tropical fish. Don’t miss live Mermaids swimming where you might see one or two mermaids interacting with our guests. The mermaids have been featured in the media over the years and they have even assisted with Project Mermaids, a non-profit organization helping to bring awareness to Save Our Beach Foundation. Our aquarium is a favorite of all ages, and it’s just part of what makes Silverton Casino the best of the family hotels in Las Vegas. Guests won’t want to miss the freshwater aquariums in Las Vegas located on-site at the Bass Pro Shops. An 18,000-gallon water feature simulating Red Rock Canyon’s beautiful rock formations is filled with spectacular live Koi. Three additional aquariums at Bass Pro Shop feature trout, channel catfish, carp and bass and include a flowing canyon river featuring ducks, turtles, bluegills, and sturgeon. A variety of tropical fish to see Our signature 117,000-gallon reef aquarium will transport you to a tropical oasis where you can admire thousands of tropical fish, and three species each of stingrays and sharks. In addition, the Mermaid Lounge features two 500-gallon jellyfish aquariums lit with LED lights.
Try mini-bowling inside of a 1950s Airstream trailer or kick back with some ice-cold brews, small plates of great food and gametime action on 12 plasma screen TVs. You can even lounge under the canopy of a North American Aspen tree. Here, your destination is always great times.
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