Vegas Developers Betting on Faith With First Jewish-Focused Resort on the Strip

Recent approval from city officials will bring the kosher luxury KDH Hotel to Sin City

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An artist's rendering of the proposed KDH Hotel at Las Vegas. perlmanarchitects.com

The newest hot spot coming to the Las Vegas Strip is trading in sin for religious faith, with the city’s first hotel and resort catering to Jewish visitors.

The proposed KDH Hotel, formally known as the King David Hotel, aims to gain a niche customer base in a city saturated with entertainment and hospitality options for travelers. The project will boast nearly 500 rooms, a swimming pool, retail space, and kosher dining options — but no blackjack tables or slot machines.

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