Vegas Strip, while the lounge included an outdoor patio area. The restaurant also included a $500,000 chandelier made of 13,000 glass bulbs. The spa, known as The Bathhouse, contained . Men made up 40 percent of the spa's clientele. The Delano has 1,117 rooms. At 725 square-feet, the Delano rooms remained among the largest standard rooms of any hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. Rooms included 28 penthouses, and dog-friendly suites. A new restaurant, the 140-seat Delia's Kitchen, opened along with the Delano in September 2014. A greenhouse was built at the hotel to provide the restaurant with fresh herbs. Also opened in the lobby was a coffee bar, 3940 Coffee + Tea, named after the hotel's address. In April 2015, the hotel opened its Delano Beach Club to guests. The club included 16 cabanas and offered poolside amenities such as free food and drinks, as well as DJs two days a week. The club was also open to non-guests who reserved a cabana. Mix was replaced by Ducasse's Rivea restaurant and Skyfall lounge in October 2015, marking the end of the Delano rebranding process. Rivea served Mediterranean food while Skyfall offered DJs and 180-degree views of Las Vegas. A room previously used by the Mix restaurant to store plates and other items was converted into Rivea+, a private dining room for VIP guests. Delano Las Vegas retained the Bathhouse Spa. References External links 2003 establishments in Nevada Hotel buildings completed in 2003 Skyscraper hotels in Paradise, Nevada Mandalay Bay