“Vapes and smokeless products can be used in outdoor public areas, not including the restaurant.” “Since we are currently a split-use hotel with cannabis and non-smoking rooms, we do ask that any smoking take place in your cannabis-friendly room and not in the public areas of the hotel,” the website says. The hotel’s website says it offers “cannabis-friendly rooms and amenities” that allow “vaping, dabbing, flower, etc.” as well as a cannabis lounge that is available for hotel guests and the general public.
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Pro Hospitality Group is based in Phoenix, and its portfolio includes a hotel called The Clarendon. But the state’s Cannabis Compliance Board must first finalize regulations, which local jurisdictions can then strengthen if they want. When they open this year in Nevada, after approval in the state Legislature last summer, lounges would provide locals and tourists with places to consume marijuana. The Review-Journal reported in January that Clark County officials were closely monitoring the state’s efforts to regulate cannabis consumption lounges.
“This is a lifestyle, boutique hotel,” Rizk said. He also said he hopes to make the hotel “cannabis friendly,” pending finalization of laws and regulations in Nevada.
He hopes to start the overhaul in the next 60 days and finish by September. Rizk recently told the Review-Journal that he is planning a nearly $3 million renovation of the Artisan, 1501 W. The sale, by The Siegel Group founder Stephen Siegel, closed this month, property records show.
Pro Hospitality Group owner Alex Rizk purchased the 64-room Artisan hotel at Sahara Avenue and Interstate 15 for $11.9 million. (Benjamin Hager/Las Vegas Review-Journal) operator of a “cannabis-friendly” hotel in Phoenix has acquired a boutique property near the Strip. The Artisan hotel on Monday, March 14, 2022, in Las Vegas.
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