PHOTOS: The Hotel sign makes way for Delano Las Vegas
THE Hotel at Mandalay Bay is shown Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2013, in Las Vegas. THE Hotel is expected to transition into the Delano Las Vegas. (Ronda Churchill/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The signage at The Hotel Mandalay Bay is beginning to make way for the new Delano Las Vegas as seen on Friday, June 13, 2014. (Stephanie Grimes/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The signage at The Hotel Mandalay Bay is beginning to make way for the new Delano Las Vegas as seen on Friday, June 13, 2014. (Stephanie Grimes/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The signage at The Hotel Mandalay Bay is beginning to make way for the new Delano Las Vegas as seen on Friday, June 13, 2014. (Stephanie Grimes/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The signage at The Hotel Mandalay Bay is beginning to make way for the new Delano Las Vegas as seen on Friday, June 13, 2014. (Stephanie Grimes/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The signage at The Hotel Mandalay Bay is beginning to make way for the new Delano Las Vegas as seen on Friday, June 13, 2014. (Stephanie Grimes/Las Vegas Review-Journal)
The signage at The Hotel Mandalay Bay is beginning to make way for the new Delano Las Vegas as seen on Friday.
The Hotel opened in 2003 as a smaller, nongaming alternative to the attached 3,300-room Mandalay Bay. The 1,100-room property has a separate entrance, larger rooms and the penthouse Mix nightclub and restaurant.
The transformation is a collaboration between MGM Resorts and the Morgans Hotel Group, which owns the Delano brand.
