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Where do you think would be the best place for you to sleep tonight? Venice? New York? Lake Como or even Paris? It’s easily achivable due to the variety of hotels in Las Vegas! You can see the Eiffel Tower and an Egyptian pyramid with a laser-topped spire from the city’s own Piazza San Marco. Las Vegas hotels have to be seen to be believed, so succumb to the temptation.
There’s something for everyone on our list of the best hotels in Las Vegas no matter what kind of lodging you’re searching for. Continue reading to find out information about the best hotels in Las Vegas. If you need help navigating through all of these choices, we invite you to consult our Las Vegas Strip Maps.
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Bellagio
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While each of the hotels along Las Vegas Boulevard is opulent in its own right, the Bellagio Resort & Casino is the summum of the Strip’s extravagance and magnificence.
Bellagio is home to a number of world-class attractions and art marvels. Millions of people visit the Bellagio Fountains, which are proudly located in front of the hotel on the Strip, for its twice-daily water presentations. The Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens are a sight to behold once inside the resort in any season, but especially around the holidays.
The Gettys Group Companies of Chicago and MGM Resorts International Design Group collaborated to redesign 2,568 guest rooms in the main tower, drawing inspiration from the Bellagio fountains and incorporating natural stone and aqua accents; in other rooms, massive walk-in showers replaced ancient bathtubs.
Tableside caviar and truffle slicing are on the menu at Le Cirque, a lakeside restaurant that reopened in October following a 19-month refurbishment. Weekend brunch from Wolfgang Puck is now served near the fountains. The Mayfair Supper Club, run by Pacha Group’s Lo Ibiza, is an example of the resort, which honours Bellagio’s classic elegance while simultaneously embracing the new.
The Palazzo at The Venetian Resort
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Given that both hotels are part of the same Venetian Resort complex, The Palazzo’s architectural style is different from its older sibling, The Venetian. Instead of being totally coated in gold, the Palazzo hotel has a beautiful crystal sculpture of a lady that also functions as a two-tiered fountain. This piece of art has elements from both the contemporary and classic design.
It is also less expensive than other hotel alternatives in Vegas, and it has some of the largest rooms on the Las Vegas Strip.
Wynn Las Vegas & Encore
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Finding the resort that best suits you is crucial while looking for the ideal spot to stay during your Las Vegas vacation. Wynn Las Vegas & Encore can be the ideal location for your stay, based on what you want from your vacation.
The largest five-star resort on the Las Vegas Strip is composed of The Wynn and Encore. The Wynn Las Vegas & Encore offers magnificent hotel rooms starting at 640 square feet in size. Wynn & Encore Dream Beds, which were specially created for each room, will set your stay unique from other hotel.
Don’t underestimate the Wynn’s many dining options or the Wynn Golf Club, which is right behind the hotel. This resort offers a comprehensive package including stores, spas, and swimming pools.
NoMad Las Vegas
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The NoMad Las Vegas is a hotel inside a hotel in the Park MGM which is a completely rebuilt facsimile of the old Monte Carlo, which debuted in 2008. As a result, the Sydell Group, which was engaged in the hotel’s renovation, has contributed to the overall cohesion of this hotel-within-a-hotel arrangement.
NoMad is a more refined version of Park MGM, which is also very beautiful. A large, library-inspired café offers old-world grandeur, complete with enticing high-end design and lavish interior décor. When you walk through the doors of NoMad, you get the sensation that you have found a great hidden gem. If you believe you’ve seen everything in Vegas without knowing NoMad, you’re missing out on a fantastic experience.
The Venetian Resort
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Many restaurants in the Venetian are worthy of attention, including the ones listed below. It has long been a staple of the Las Vegas dining scene (especially for celebrity chefs) and has recently undergone some welcome changes.
Significantly, Majordomo Meat & Fish has opened, Estiatorio Milos has relocated from the Cosmopolitan, and Mott 32 has been serving some of The Strip’s greatest Chinese cuisine since its inception.
The Venetian, in addition to a vast number of restaurants, provides a variety of shopping and entertainment options. The gym has everything from a climbing wall to nutritional counselling and gait analysis, while the spa has acupuncture and other treatments.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
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The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas has been home to some of the top restaurants and bars on the Las Vegas Strip since its establishment. On the Las Vegas Strip, the Cosmopolitan hotel is close to all of the most fascinating sights. This 5-star hotel is in close proximity to Bellagio and ARIA Las Vegas. Additionally, Planet Hollywood and Paris Las Vegas are across the street from it.
However, despite the fact that there are a lot of fantastic activities close by, you might not want to leave The Cosmopolitan at all. This is due to the fantastic lodgings and services. Floor-to-ceiling windows and furniture with a home vibe are entertaining additions to standard rooms. Some rooms offer patios with some incredible sights on the Las Vegas Strip. Some suites are bungalows, while others have lanais that open up to the pool.
A 100,000 square foot casino and fascinating venues including the Chelsea Theater, Marquee Nightclub and Day Club, OPIUM Theatre, The Barbershop, and Clique Lounge are all located within the resort. Take in a performance or a drink on a fancy night out.
Vdara Hotel & Spa
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If you’re looking for a relaxing vacation, the Vdara Hotel and Spa could be the closest hotel in Vegas to look like a destination spa. The lobby of the ultra-modern hotel has an incredible high ceiling and is intended to maximise light and bring in natural elements. The hotel is clean on the interior and outside due to its position as the city’s first non-smoking and non-gaming hotel.
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
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The Waldorf Astoria, formerly known as the Mandarin Oriental, provides a private and premium ambiance for tourists who choose to stay there full-time in order to enjoy all of the hotel’s amenities. Visitors arriving on the 23rd floor foyer are greeted by name and immediately checked into their rooms.
ARIA
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Lodge in one of the 4,000 guest rooms and suites, each of which includes a minibar that is stocked and a one-touch system that enables visitors to adjust the temperature and lighting to their preferences. Visit the 34 opulent cabanas on the 200,000 square foot ARIA pool deck, which you may reserve. The 62 treatment rooms of the spa provide rest and renewal through massages, facials, and salon treatments. Alternately, visit the on-site fitness centre, which offers personal trainers and group exercise sessions.
Enjoy upscale meals at one of the 16 eateries that call ARIA’s grounds home. Visit one of the resort’s ten pubs or nightclubs, or the 150,000 square foot ARIA casino.
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino
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With its Cirque du Soleil shows, screaming lions on front of the hotel, and crazy parties, The MGM Grand in Las Vegas is certainly the first destination that comes to mind when you think of Vegas. If you’re looking for reasons to stay at the hotel, you won’t be able to come up with a short list of options.
With 6852 rooms available, it is the world’s third-largest hotel and the largest in the United States, and it is situated right on the Las Vegas Strip. Aside from its world-famous casino, the MGM Grand has a plenty of activities, including five swimming pools, a lively nightlife, and a broad array of food options. All of this combined is an excellent starting point for any vacation to Las Vegas.
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas
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Find one of the few non-gaming, non-smoking hotels on the Las Vegas Strip just next to the Mandalay Resort & Casino. The Four Seasons Las Vegas combines the best of both worlds: tranquilly in a resort-like environment combined with the vibrancy and nightlife of one of the best tourist destinations. It is a peaceful Five Diamond retreat with a Forbes five-star spa.
The Four Seasons doesn’t have a casino. Instead, there are 424 guest rooms—81 of which are suites—as well as a top-notch restaurant and a number of bars. One of the most upscale restaurants in Las Vegas is The Veranda, an Italian restaurant featuring indoor and outdoor seating. Along with hotel visitors, you may frequently spot movie stars at this restaurant.
Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace
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Among the newest hotels on the Strip is the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace. There are 182 guest rooms and suites available, keeping guests away from the chaos of the Las Vegas Strip. Each room features Japanese-inspired elegance with an emphasis on both practical and opulent amenities. Room service, housekeeping, temperature control, a minibar, and other features are among these services.
Few hotels are able to pull off the boutique-within-a-hotel concept and make it feel like a really unique experience, but this one does.
Choose the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace for your next trip to Las Vegas if you want a tranquil hotel that feels far from everything while still being near to it all.
Caesars Palace
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You’ll realise why Caesars Palace, a legendary Las Vegas hotel, is the holy grail for extravagant details, flawless service, and luxurious suites as soon as you enter its doors.
This opulent hotel and casino on the Las Vegas Strip has seven swimming pools, The Forum Shops, celebrity-owned restaurants, and an exquisite spa. The 2,419-room, opulent Caesars Palace is the pinnacle of excess on the Strip. It features one of Vegas’ largest casinos, a huge spa with Roman baths, and intricate mosaics and classical architecture around the pools.
Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa
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The backlit onyx, tinted glass, and hundreds of Swarovski crystals utilised in the design of this hotel harken back to the Desert Inn and other historic Las Vegas hotels.
The contemporary, 816-room Red Rock hotel, which is especially well-liked by families, is excellent for tourists looking for a self-contained Las Vegas resort experience. This oasis, which is just around 30 minutes away from the Strip’s madness, has glitzy accommodations, an outstanding pool complex, a famous spa, 10 restaurants, 10 bars, a multiplex cinema, and a 72-lane bowling alley.
Furthermore, the Red Rock Conservation Area is just a short drive away, making it a handy site that is both contemporary and nature.
Circa Resort & Casino
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The Circa, Las Vegas’ newest resort and the city’s first downtown hotel-casino since the 1980s, is at the forefront of luxury and technology while paying homage to the city’s past in terms of both history and aesthetic. With a mission to embrace “the finest of yesterday, the vitality of now, and all the potential of tomorrow,” the 777-room adults-only resort completely opened in 2020.
The entire resort has a retro feel, from the pinup girl wallpaper in the enormous, next-level bathrooms of each room and suite to the lobby bar at Vegas Vickie’s where the famous Vickie neon sign has made a home. In-room tablets and touchscreen displays provide visitors more control over their experience. Both in terms of style and innovation, the ancient and the modern coexist together.
For sports fans, it’s all about the Stadium Swim pool complex, which comprises a pool with lounge chairs, a sports bar, and bungalows organised around a 40-foot HD TV that is always showing a significant game.