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Montecito Resort & Casino is the fictional location for the NBC television show Las Vegas.

The old Montecito was actually the real-life Mandalay Bay resort and casino for two seasons. It was eventually put under new management and imploded to make way for a new resort.

No the Montecito hotel is a fictional hotel. It was the name of the hotel on the NBC show Las Vegas. Wikipedia is not always a good source for information because any random person can post things on there.

The Montecito is a fictional inn that's "CGI"d in the opening credit of NBC's "Las Vegas" tutor starring James Cann and Josh Duhamel. that's fictionally located around the line from the Mandalay inn. there's a miles less costly mini-mall and in fact an empty lot there now. seek this address on Google maps and notice for your self: 4231 S Las Vegas Blvd , Las Vegas, NV

No, sorry it does not. The show was filmed in a studio in LA but the casino front with the modification of a waterfall is really the Mandalay Bay.

Yes after the 2nd series they did not film one bit in Vegas its all filmed in LA