William F. Harrah College of Hospitality

Was lucky enough to get private tour for Hospitality hall. Amazing addition to UNLV. Easy to see why we are best hospitality school in country. Defintely stepped up their game since I attended this university. Looks we are putting out best foot forward to help guide our students. They have partnerships with most casino / hotel groups to help with support. There is full on kitchen and banquet facilities upstairs too with strip skyline views. They can execute classes or a plated dinner. They have one of nation's only golf programs here with state of the art analysis equipment. Can use their expertise for pennies on dollar compared to other similar facilities. Getting here is a little challenging considering centralized location on campus. But if you don't mind a little walk, worth the adventure. It will be a pleasure to visit again. Either personally or professionally. Well done and congratulations to all involved.

This facility is perfectly designed for the hospitality program. It's located in the center of campus and is set up like a luxury hotel. It has a balcony that overlooks the Las Vegas strip. It has a kitchen training area that looks world class. If I was a high schooler looking at getting into hospitality this would be my top choice.

It's an amazing college where top quality education is offered, blended with practical knowledge and opportunities such as tours, internships and many more things.

The brand new building of William F. Harrah College of Hospitality was finally opened. This beautiful and top-notch college with modern facilities is located at the center of the UNLV campus and a few blocks away from the Las Vegas Strip. The building has café, kitchen, interactive classrooms, and gamin centers.

Visited from UCLA and my own people called the cops on me just because I was sitting. How is It a cop can have more empathy than a building dedicated to studying hospitality. Smh...

This is the top-ranked hospitality program promoting theoretical and practical learning, mentorship and work opportunities for students, and faculty research to address the industry’s most pressing issues, bar none.

Go rebels