Majestic Las Vegas
Majestic Las Vegas is a proposed 604-room tower at 305 Convention Center Drive by Lorenzo Doumani's Majestic Resorts. The most recent verifiable action is a Clark County Zoning Commission recommendation of approval on June 2, 2025, after prior approvals had expired.
- Developer
- Lorenzo Doumani / Majestic Resorts Inc.
- General contractor
- Not disclosed
- Reported cost
- Not disclosed
- Scope
- 604 rooms in a tower of roughly 50 stories on about 6 acres at 305 Convention Center Drive; Phase 1 a two-story retail plaza
- Target opening
- Listed as TBD by the LVCVA bulletin
- Status
- Stalled
- Type
- Resort
- Area
- Convention Center
Where it stands
The most recent verifiable action is the Clark County Zoning Commission's recommendation of approval on June 2, 2025, which followed the expiry of the developer's prior approvals (NVBEX). No 2026 update could be verified, and nothing more recent is on the record in the sources we have.
The proposal is 604 rooms in a tower of roughly 50 stories on about 6 acres, with Phase 1 a two-story retail plaza (NVBEX). Earlier stated openings of 2020, 2021 and February 2024 all passed without construction (Wikipedia), and the LVCVA bulletin lists opening as TBD (LVCVA).
Approvals and public record
Prior approvals had expired, and the Clark County Zoning Commission recommended approval on June 2, 2025; the zoning chair said the hearing followed White House calls to the county and FAA involvement over the tower's height (NVBEX). The case numbers are not listed in the sources we have.
What is not known
Whether any construction financing exists is not public, and no cost figure is confirmed; an $850M figure in our own earlier record was not confirmed by any source we have, so we do not carry it as fact. Our record also showed 720 suites and 620 feet, which the sources we have do not support; we print the 604-room, roughly 50-story description instead and note the conflict.
No general contractor is named, and the case numbers for the June 2, 2025 hearing are not listed in the sources we have.
Why it matters
The site sits directly across from the convention corridor, so a stalled 6-acre parcel there is a visible hole in the district that the LVCVA's own bulletin can only mark TBD. A record of at least three missed opening dates is the most useful fact for anyone deciding how much weight to give the 2025 entitlement.
Timeline
- Recommendation of approval
The Clark County Zoning Commission recommended approval after prior approvals had expired.
- Plaza groundbreaking target
A groundbreaking target for the retail plaza phase was stated; the source does not give the year.
- Plaza opening target
A plaza opening target was stated at the 2025 hearing.
- Opening
The LVCVA bulletin lists the opening as TBD.
Sources
- Las Vegas Review-Journal - developer still wants to build luxury resorthttps://www.reviewjournal.com/business/tourism/years-after-imploding-las-vegas-hotel-developer-still-wants-to-build-luxury-resort-3396097/
- NVBEX - Majestic Hotel and Plaza Las Vegashttps://nevbex.com/2025/06/02/majestic-hotel-and-plaza-las-vegas/
- Wikipedia - Majestic Las Vegashttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Majestic_Las_Vegas
- LVCVA - Tourism Construction Bulletin, May 15, 2026https://res.cloudinary.com/simpleview/image/upload/v1779405036/clients/lasvegas/ConstructionBulletin051526_86c37e79-6dc1-4879-a2dd-e05ad92d28ca.pdf
Every figure on this page is attributed to a document or a published report. Where sources disagree we print both numbers rather than choosing one. Where the record is silent we say so.
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