Flamingo

Flamingo Las Vegas opened in 1946 as Bugsy Siegel's ambitious desert project and has anchored the center of the Las Vegas Strip ever since. Situated at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road, the resort sits within walking distance of Caesars Palace, Horseshoe Las Vegas, and The LINQ, with the High Roller Observation Wheel visible nearby. The property's 73,000-square-foot meeting complex spans two dedicated venues: the Corporate Convention Center on the third floor and the Executive Conference Center on the lower level. Rooms and combinable event spaces range from 500 to more than 20,000 square feet, accommodating everything from boardroom-scale gatherings to resort-wide galas. The Sunset Ballroom — the property's largest at 20,882 square feet — seats up to 1,400 for banquets and opens to 2,400 for receptions. The resort's 15-acre Caribbean-style pool grounds and Wildlife Habitat provide distinctive outdoor options for events and receptions.