Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa unveiled its $700 million expansion.
The extensive renovation includes a new 14-story hotel tower, which add 562 guest rooms and three pools to the property. In total, the expanded Seminole Hard Rock Hotel offers approximately 800 guest rooms, including 86 suites.
Continuing to elevate its music and entertainment programming, the new 30,000-square-foot Hard Rock Event Center with seating for 2,000 guests, opened on the second level of the casino complex. The Event Center also includes a 17,000-square-foot grand ballroom.
There is also a new 26,000-square-foot Rock Spa & Salon equipped with 13 treatment rooms, including a Rhythm & Motion room, Hammam Ritual room, two VIP suites, a hair and nail salon, barbershop and co-ed aqua lounge.
The completed 223,900-square-foot casino includes an additional 1,000 slots and 41 table games throughout its new gaming spaces, bringing the completed gaming experience to nearly 5,000 slots, 179 tables and a state-of-the-art poker room with 46 poker tables.
For the ultimate VIP experience, a high floor of the new hotel tower will feature a private gaming parlor for VIP guests, with an exclusive check-in and private elevators to rock star suites.
On top of being home to Elvis Presley's iconic 24-karat gold leaf plated 1928 Kimball Piano Company Grand Piano, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa now houses 14 food and beverage offerings, featuring innovative menus and highlighting fresh, world-class cuisine.
Additions include Constant Grind, a casual sit down or grab and go hot spot for coffee, gelato and pastries; the Pool Bar & Grill, a full-service restaurant with views from the center of the hotel's three pools; and Cipresso, an Italian restaurant offering crafted cocktails, wine pairings and an innovative menu.
Information is based off a press release from Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa.
