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Casino MonteLago

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Location:
Henderson, NV
Alternate Name(s):
  • Monte Lago Casino
  • Lake Las Vegas Monte Lago
  • Montelago Village on Lake Las Vegas
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Completed: 2003
Size (sq. ft.): 20000
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Extra Note: Harris, Bill. "Building Nevada :Featuring Nevada's Building Industry Leaders." 1st ed. Newport Beach, CA: Landmark Books, 2007: 9. UNLV Arch Bk Stks HD9715.25.U63 N34 2007.

“New and notable.” Architecture Las Vegas 1, n.3 (2002): 15-21.

“Project Types: Casino Montelago at Lake Las Vegas.” Klai Juba Architects. 2005. [Online]. Available: http://www.klaijuba.com/ Accessed June 29, 2005.

Penta Building Transcontinental Corp. (General Contractor)

A village that echoes Mediterranean towns where the pace is slow and leisurely. MonteLago Village at Lake Las Vegas Resort keeps relaxation and refinement close at heart.

Wander down a cobblestone street... a bench tucked beside a fountain invites you to simply sit and watch the waves dance on the lake. Across the way, hand-blown glass vases in an exciting new gallery play with the desert light. Browse for the latest fashions, or curl up with a cappuccino and compare your latest round of golf. Around every corner you'll find new options for dinner in the best international traditions.

All of this old world charm is just 17 miles from Las Vegas, making it a resort experience that is one of a kind.

MonteLago Village is just one of the many outstanding resort villages created by Intrawest, located throughout North America that offer a total vacation experience in a unique pedestrian-oriented setting.




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