Pala Casino breaks ground on $170M expansion, new hotel
By Michele Parente
Pala Casino Resort & Spa will offer "super cabanas" in the expanded pool and entertainment complex as part of its $170 expansion project. The cabanas can be rented out for concerts at the outdoor Starlight Theater as well as private parties. (Courtesy rendering)
Pala Casino Resort & Spa, which ushered in the era of luxury Las Vegas-style hotels in San Diego, will break ground today on a $170-million expansion and extensive remodel.
A 10 a.m. ceremony will kick off the demolition of the current swimming pool, signaling the start of a multi-year construction project that’s slated to be completed in May 2019. The expansion will add a new 349-room hotel tower, a splashy aquatic playground and an enlarged spa, casino floor and parking garage. The current hotel and casino interior will also undergo a significant update.
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Pala Casino breaks ground on $170M expansion, new hotel
2 comments:
$ one hundred and seventy million dollar rebuild, I wonder how much will be given back to Robert Smith and crew for picking this contactor for the deal?
Why is it so hush hush on the contractors name?
No signs at the Casino area that states who the construction company is or who is doing the work.
Standard Smith practice is to inflate the price of the project and split the increase with the contractor. The problem with a project funded by loan means the investors will have to share too. Now why can't the FBI investigate this shady deal? There have been no details released at all except for the price tag. Very suspicious indeed.
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