Avi Resort And Casino Laughlin Nevada
The Avi Resort & Casino is a hotel-casino resort located at the very southern tip of Nevada 16 miles to the south of the 9 hotels on “Casino Row.” Avi Resort and Casino like 8 of the 9 casino row hotels is right on the banks of the Colorado River. It is within walking distance of the California and Arizona borders, but it is served by the Laughlin post office ( thus the resort is included in WhyLaughlin.com‘s hotel list ). The Avi Resort and Casino is owned by the Fort Mojave Tribe. It has 465 rooms, a 25,000 sq ft casino, and a 260 space RV park with internet access.
Restaurants
Avi Resort and Casino includes many notable restaurants:
- MoonShadow Grille
- Ristorante Aviano
- Feathers Cafe
- Native Harvest Buffet
- Subway
- Panda Express
- Sabarro
- Thrifty Ice Cream
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Bars and Lounges
Avi Resort and Casino includes bars and lounges:
- ArrowWeed Lounge
Avi Resort And Casino Laughlin Nevada Restaurants
Amenities
Avi Resort And Casino Movie Theater
Avi Resort and Casino amenities include: Private sandy beach, meandering, lagoon style pool, Salon Jardin Hair & Nail Studio, The Massage Room, The Avi Resort & Casino gift shop, Brenden Theaters 8 Plex, Kids Quest Avi is the place to be for any child from 6 weeks to 12 years old, hand wash car wash, and the Mojave Resort Golf Club is a championship resort course with wide, friendly fairways and four sets of tees, allowing golfers to choose their own challenge.
Historical Note:
The casino opened on February 17, 1995 and was built at cost of $60 million. It is currently one of only two Indian casinos located in Nevada (the other being the much-smaller Moapa Tribal Casino).