A Look Back at Iconic Performances

A Journey Back

Step into a time machine and set the dial to the 1950s—a golden era when Las Vegas sparkled with glamour and allure. Amid the bright lights and vibrant energy of the Strip stood an icon: SAHARA. Since its grand opening in 1952, this legendary resort has been synonymous with luxury and entertainment, embodying everything that made Las Vegas the epicenter of fun.
 
Legendary Performances

SAHARA Las Vegas has been home for the world’s best entertainers – Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, and the magnetic Marilyn Monroe. SAHARA’s Congo Room featured Marlene Dietrich’s cabaret act, accompanied by Burt Bacharach on piano. At the CASBAR Lounge, the room was alive with the swingin’ sounds of Louis Prima.
 
Comedy Gold

Comedy was king in the golden era. Don Rickles roasted his fans with incisive crowd work, but ultimately delivered a message of love and unity. Buddy Hackett worked “blue,” while George Carlin offered a cerebral take with topical and political musings. Husband and wife team Sonny and Cher entertained crowds with hit songs and witty banter. And Charo, with her dazzling flamenco guitar skills and signature “cuchi-cuchi,” captivated audiences at SAHARA throughout the 1970s.
 
SAHARA Today

The all-new SAHARA blends its rich history with contemporary elegance, creating an outstanding boutique retreat. Guests can indulge in award-winning dining, experience a vibrant casino that redefines gaming, and enjoy Las Vegas’ most immersive Ultra Pool. Add warm and impeccable service, chic lounges, elegant décor, and a luxurious spa for a Vegas stay that’s truly exceptional. Plus, FREE Valet and Self-Parking always.
 
Wrapping it Up

Whether you’re planning a special getaway, an event, or just want to relax and soak up the Vegas vibes, SAHARA is the perfect destination for your next adventure. From its luxurious rooms to world-class dining and service, every detail is designed to provide an unforgettable Las Vegas experience. We can’t wait to see you!