Best Hotels & Casinos in Las Vegas

Center Strip · $250–$600+/night

The Bellagio is the quintessential Las Vegas luxury resort. From the famous fountain show to the stunning Conservatory and world-class restaurants, every detail exudes elegance.

Center Strip · $250–$550+/night

The Cosmopolitan is the coolest hotel on the Strip. With its trendy restaurants, vibrant nightlife, unique art installations, and terrace rooms overlooking the fountains, it attracts a stylish, younger crowd.

North Strip · $300–$700+/night

Wynn Las Vegas represents the pinnacle of Strip luxury. Steve Wynn's attention to detail shows in every corner, from the lush landscaping to the impeccable service and world-class dining.

Center-North Strip · $200–$500+/night

The Venetian offers the largest standard rooms on the Strip — every room is a suite. The Italian-themed architecture, Grand Canal with gondola rides, and extensive dining options make it a perennial favorite.

South Strip · $100–$300/night

MGM Grand is one of the largest hotels in the world and a major entertainment hub. Home to multiple shows, excellent restaurants, and the famous Hakkasan nightclub.

Center Strip · $200–$500+/night

Caesars Palace is a Las Vegas icon. The Roman-themed resort offers world-class shopping at the Forum Shops, multiple pool areas, and a central Strip location that puts everything within reach.

Center Strip · $60–$180/night

The Flamingo is one of the original Strip resorts and offers an unbeatable combination of central location and affordable pricing. The wildlife habitat with real flamingos is a free attraction.

South Strip · $40–$120/night

Excalibur's castle theme makes it instantly recognizable and appealing to families. The rooms are basic but clean, and the price point makes it one of the best budget options on the Strip.

South Strip · $50–$150/night

The Luxor's black pyramid is one of the most recognizable buildings in Las Vegas. Inside, the unique inclined elevators and pyramid rooms offer an experience unlike any other hotel.

Center Strip · $70–$200/night

The LINQ offers a modern, affordable option in the heart of the Strip. Connected to the LINQ Promenade and the High Roller observation wheel, it is perfectly positioned for exploring.

South Strip · $120–$350/night

Mandalay Bay features one of the best pool complexes in Vegas, including a wave pool and real sand beach. The Shark Reef aquarium and Michael Jackson ONE show add to its family appeal.

North-Center Strip · $80–$250/night

Treasure Island offers solid value with a Strip-front location and home to the legendary Mystère by Cirque du Soleil. The rooms are comfortable and the location is convenient.

Center Strip (CityCenter) · $200–$500+/night

ARIA is one of the most modern resorts on the Strip, featuring sleek architecture, high-tech rooms with tablet-controlled everything, and an impressive collection of restaurants including Jean-Georges Steakhouse and Carbone. The pool complex is stunning and the casino floor is spacious.

North Strip · $250–$700+/night

The newest mega-resort on the Las Vegas Strip, Fontainebleau opened in late 2023 after years of anticipation. The 67-story tower features over 3,600 rooms, a massive pool deck, the famous LIV nightclub from Miami, and a modern aesthetic that sets it apart from older Strip properties.

South Strip (within Mandalay Bay) · $300–$800+/night

Occupying the top floors of the Mandalay Bay tower, Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas offers a completely different experience from typical Vegas resorts. There is no casino, no resort fee, and the atmosphere is serene and sophisticated. Guests enjoy a private pool, separate entrance, and access to all Mandalay Bay facilities.

Center Strip · $280–$700+/night

The Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is a non-gaming luxury hotel located in the heart of the Strip between Aria and Park MGM. Every room features floor-to-ceiling windows with stunning views, and the hotel offers a world-class spa, rooftop pool, and refined dining options.

Center Strip · $120–$350/night

Paris Las Vegas brings a touch of the City of Light to the desert with its half-scale Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe entrance, and French-themed everything. The Eiffel Tower observation deck offers some of the best views of the Bellagio Fountains, and Mon Ami Gabi is one of the few Strip-side patios in Vegas.