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Lisa Vanderpump Details Pressure to ‘Create a Legacy’ While Launching Las Vegas Hotel in New Series: See Trailer

Lisa Vanderpump Details Pressure to ‘Create a Legacy’ While Launching Las Vegas Hotel in New Series: See Trailer

Natalia SenanayakeTue, September 29, 2026 at 7:30 PM UTC

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Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las VegasCredit: Bravo -

Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas, a three-part limited series on Bravo, documents the highs and lows of launching Lisa Vanderpump’s Las Vegas hotel ahead of its grand opening

Vanderpump’s 188-room property, The Vanderpump Hotel, is her first hotel venture with Caesars Entertainment

The show premieres Oct. 20 with two episodes, while the third and final episode drops the following night

Lisa Vanderpump is sharing a look inside the making of The Vanderpump Hotel!

On Tuesday, Sept. 29, Bravo announced that its all-new limited series Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas will air on Tuesday, Oct. 20, with a two-episode premiere, followed by the third and final episode dropping the next night on Oct. 21.

In a trailer for the upcoming show, viewers catch a glimpse of the chaos and mishaps that come with launching a hotel on the Las Vegas Strip.

“Hello darling, I’ve been waiting for you,” the 66-year-old narrates the beginning of the clip as scenes of the finished hotel pan onto the screen. “I’m so glad you called The Vanderpump Hotel — my little love letter to Las Vegas. This hotel reflects beauty, warmth and the feeling that someone truly thought about you before you arrived.”

The scene then dramatically cuts to a panicked Vanderpump in a confessional-style clip as she explains: “We have two weeks until the grand opening. There’s my name on that, so I want to create a legacy.”

“Where are the bloody carpets?” she asks in another scene, as someone sheepishly replies, “They’ve been lost in customs.”

The star then points to the bar and says it hasn’t been finished yet, before calling out other details like the grand chandelier: “This isn’t done, this isn’t obviously finished yet.”

Interior of The Vanderpump HotelCredit: Nikki Ryan Photography

After some familiar faces make an appearance to offer the restaurateur a helping hand, the trailer cuts to the star declaring she will get the job done no matter what obstacles she faces.

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“Come hell or high water, or holes in the ceiling, this hotel is opening in two weeks,” she says, before a glimpse of her in a sparkling gown at the hotel’s grand opening appears.

“Welcome to the Vanderpump bloody hotel!” she exclaims with a smile. “I’m going to put it all on Vanderpump,” she concludes while sitting down at a poker table.

Lisa Vanderpump poses in The Vanderpump HotelCredit: Nikki Ryan Photography

The Vanderpump Hotel officially had its grand opening on Thursday, June 11, PEOPLE previously reported. The property marked the entrepreneur’s first hotel venture in partnership with Caesars Entertainment.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum hosted a lavish bash to celebrate the debut of her 188-room hotel, during which she received a Key to The Strip in honor of her expanding influence in Sin City. The “industrial romantic” space was designed by Vanderpump and Nick Alain’s design company, Vanderpump Alain, and reflects a mix of “feminine elegance with a masculine edge,” according to a press release at the time.

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Vanderpump also worked with Alain to design her latest Vegas restaurant Pinky’s, which opened inside Flamingo Las Vegas in December 2024. She also opened Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesars Palace in March 2019, followed by Vanderpump à Paris at Paris Las Vegas in April 2022.

Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas premieres Tuesday, Oct. 20 at 9 p.m. E.T., with the final episode airing  Wednesday, Oct. 21 at 9 p.m. ET. All episodes will stream the next day on Peacock.

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