Where to Stay on Las Vegas Strip

Our Favorite Hotels in Las Vegas

• 5-Star: Four SeasonsWynn
• 4-The hotel`s official website and a link to examine pricing details for Casa Di Fiore at another booking site • 3-Star: The LINQ
• Hotel recommended for families: Four Seasons
• For couples: A luxury hotel
• Hotel pool: Mandalay Bay
• Near Sphere: VenetianPalazzo
• Airport: Residence Inn
• Recommended for couples: Casa Angelina
• Pool-centered: KTM Sunny Villas
• New Hotel: Crockfords Hotel

Map of Hotels on the Strip

a collage of photos showing different types of electronic devices Locations on the map: SaharaCircus CircusWynn Las VegasTreasure IslandPalazzo at the VenetianMirageThe VenetianThe LINQCaesars PalaceThe CromwellBellagioParis Hotel & CasinoEllis IslandVdara Hotel & SpaCosmopolitanPlanet HollywoodAriaWaldorf AstoriaPark MGMMGM GrandLuxorDelanoFour SeasonsMandalay Bay

The 41 Best Hotels on the Strip

Centrally situated: Bellagio

1. Four Seasons – Best South-End Strip Hotel

a hotel room with two beds and a television Situated within a resort complex alongside Mandalay Bay Casino but distinguished with its own identity, the Four Seasons Resort offers a tranquil and luxurious experience for guests. Occupying the top four floors, rooms at the Four Seasons exude a refined and classical atmosphere while affording stunning panoramas of the Las Vegas Strip from the south. On-site amenities include a casual casino-free lobby in addition to a wave pool, beach, and lazy river shared with Mandalay Bay below.

2. Mandalay Bay – Best Waterpark Resort

a crowd of people standing on top of a beach Sprawling over the southern terminus of the Las Vegas Strip, the multifaceted Mandalay Bay complex presents a diversity of recreational attractions. Gourmet eateries, drinking establishments, and a landmark nightclub complement shopping within the adjacent indoor promenade linking to the Luxor. Tropical theming pervades through a cascading entryway, a wave basin, lazy river, and an extensive beach depositing over 2,700 tons of imported sand. Contemporary design infuses guest rooms with vibrant aquatic undertones against the desert backdrop.

3. Delano – Best South-End Boutique Hotel

a large room with a large clock on the wall The Delano Las Vegas hotel within Mandalay Bay aims for a relaxing South Beach atmosphere disconnected from the casino commotion. Visitors can sip whiskey in the spacious Franklin lobby or craft cocktails from the 64th floor Skyfall lounge with sweeping views of the Strip. All rooms are suites with separate living and sleeping areas featuring modern yet comfortable design.

4. Luxor – Best Themed Hotel

a statue of a man sitting on top of an elephant Leveraging its Egyptian-themed imagery to strong effect, the Luxor is instantly recognizable due to its dark towering pyramid design, the iconic Sphinx facing the Stripside skyline, and an illumination beam piercing the night. Recent refurbishments at the Luxor offer exceptional value especially for the inconspicuous yet elevated secondary tower accommodations. While the food offerings err on the mild side, the property excels in entertainment through productions like Blue Man Group, Carrot Top`s comedy, the risqué Fantasy show, and a compelling Titanic relic exhibit. The Luxor`s central position between Mandalay Bay and Excalibur makes for easy access, served further by the resorts` shared complimentary monorail link

5. Excalibur – Best South-Strip Hotel for Kids

a large building with a large clock on top of it Whereas Vegas continues toward a more sterile modernization generally, the Excalibur maintains a throwback atmosphere reminiscent of an era when every hotel possessed a distinctive theme. Drawing inspiration from King Arthur`s court, the hotel offers much excitement for children with its medieval-esque exterior appearance, spacious arcade and activity area (like a 4D theater), waterslide at the pool, and the Tournament of Kings spectacles of skill. However, you will find few notable dining establishments here, but Excalibur has an easy walk to excellent options at the Park MGM and surrounding mid-Strip resorts.

6. New York-New York – Best Roller Coaster

a large building with a clock on top of it Situated adjacent to prominent entertainment and dining venues, New York-New York Casino Resort strives to transport guests to the iconic city through scale replicas of renowned landmarks like the Brooklyn Bridge and Statue of Liberty alongside thrill rides suspended above the Las Vegas Strip mimicking Coney Island attractions. Though priced moderately, a prime location near the concert arena enhances the property`s value.

7. Park MGM – Best Mid-Strip Hotel for Dining

a city street filled with lots of tall buildings Recently renovated luxury resort originally opened as the Monte Carlo maintains affordable rates while upholding exceptional standards. Though bedrooms have vibrant customized decorations and compact dimensions, the location presents remarkable facilities such as esteemed steakhouse and Italian eateries, a performance venue hosting renowned musicians, and an upscale nightlife complex. Situated between an entertainment arena and urban development, guests can easily access all Las Vegas attractions on foot.

8. NoMad Las Vegas – Best Hotel Near T-Mobile Arena

a swimming pool with umbrellas on top of it This incorporated hotel within the Park MGM brings a greatly needed refined element yet diverges from a sterile modern persona favoring an enduring New York-stimulated character and spirit. NoMad has its private parking and lobby including NoMad Restaurant (elegant American fine dining encircled by volumes of literature on two levels) and NoMad Bar, which exceeds expectations on the menu adding crafted libations. NoMad Pool boasts a second-story rooftop area with the premier poolside victuals and crafted drinks along the Strip.

9. Waldorf Astoria – Best Mid-Strip Hotel without a Casino

a palm tree in front of some palm trees Formerly affiliated with Mandarin Oriental, the Waldorf Astoria now stands as one of the most stylishly appointed and luxuriously appointed hotels along the Las Vegas Strip. A sleek high-rise featuring a lobby, dining establishments, and a ceiling-height bar on the twenty-third level, the hotel combines spectacular vistas with modernized furnishings maintaining an upscale ambiance. The minimized presence of casino stimulation further enhances thehotel`s comfortable aura. Situated near the Park MGM and T-Mobile Arena entertainment venues.

10. Aria – Best Mid-Strip Hotel with a Casino

a cityscape of a city with tall buildings Centered in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, the Aria attracts many visitors with its ultra-modern design represented through striking interior decorations, prominently displayed artwork in the lobby, and state-of-the-art in-room technology, especially within the opulent Sky Suites featuring private check-in areas and valet transportation. The resort`s restaurant portfolio includes respected eateries such as the French-focused Bardot Brasserie, Italian cuisine at Carbone, and steak specialty dishes at Jean George`s Steakhouse. Jewel nightclub has become renowned for its imaginative themed luxury suites available to VIP guests.

11. Vdara – Best Hotel with Kitchens on the Strip

a large swimming pool in front of a building Though part of CityCenter, Vdara is located across Harmon Avenue behind the Cosmopolitan and maintains a calm, stylish atmosphere in its guest rooms and condominiums. Each accommodation features individual living and dining spaces appointed with sleek modern furnishings designed for relaxation. Connected directly by walkway to the Bellagio, it is also steps from the Aria and Cosmopolitan yet maintains a hushed lobby sans casino or major dining, focusing instead on holistic services.

12. The Cosmopolitan – Best Chic Hotel

a crowd of people standing in front of a tall building Catering to a young, sophisticated clientele, the towering Cosmopolitan complex rises vertically within the bustling Las Vegas Strip corrdidor. Artfully designed from top to bottom with modernized decor, artwork, and furnishings, the property offers a refined aesthetic. Two vibrant rooftop pools beckon guests away from the casino floor action, as the prestigious Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub host dazzling evening entertainments. Culinary aficionados enjoy exploring the diverse dining options while high-end shoppers peruse the upscale retailers. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame dramatic Strip panoramas from the gaming areas and rooms. With a comparatively small footprint, the Cosmopolitan prioritizes an intimate ambiance over expansive scale seen elsewhere on the Las Vegas Strip. An enclosed walkway adjoins the exquisite Shops at Crystals luxury shopping center next door.

13. Jockey Club – Best Hidden Gem

a city street filled with lots of tall buildings Situated quietly on land belonging to The Cosmopolitan resort, this historic condo-style boutique property initially housed as employee lodging remains standing while others were razed. Known as The Jockey Club, accommodating travelers proves difficult due to most rooms functioning as privately-held timeshare properties, limiting availability especially in less busy seasons. Rooms provide comfort but dated décor. Northern-facing rooms allow picturesque Bellagio views while southern-oriented rooms sit near The Cosmopolitan exterior with subpar vistas. A lobby library offers complimentary books and films for leisurely enjoyment back within rooms. The ultra-convenient location removes any resort fees, and self-parking privileges extend to The Cosmopolitan garage.

14. Bellagio – Best Lakeside Hotel

a city with tall buildings and palm trees While exhibiting a more subtle Tuscan-inspired aesthetic compared to other properties, the Bellagio hotel is renowned as an iconic image of Las Vegas thanks to its popular daily fountain performances across its eight-acre central lake. Also drawing visitors is the complimentary Conservatory and Botanical Garden display in the lobby. However, further amenities cater to upscale tastes, such as lavishly appointed rooms and the high-end Via Bellagio retail arcade. Notable restaurants like Spago, Lago and Prime further enhance the experience with their al fresco dining patios bordering the waterfront.

15. Caesars Palace – Best Classic Vegas Hotel

a very tall building with a lot of windows The Roman-inspired resort situated on the Las Vegas Strip has served visitors for over five decades. Spread across six high-rise buildings, the property contains reasonably priced accommodations, luxurious suites, and lavish villas. Notable for its variety of esteemed dining establishments – including Restaurant Guy Savoy, Nobu, Rao`s, Mr. Chow, and Old Homestead Steakhouse – rivaling any other operated by Caesars Entertainment. The expansive layout can perplex some though the Garden of the Gods swimming area set amidst beautiful surroundings offers respite, despite frequent crowds. The cutting-edge Sports Book, Omnia nightclub, and arena-style Colosseum theater also attract many patrons. Ideally located in the heart of the famous boulevard at the intersection of Flamingo Road.

16. Nobu – Most Stylish Hotel-within-a-Hotel

a bathroom with a sink, toilet and bathtub The Nobu hotel located within the Caesars Palace property boasts an exclusive tower limited only to its guests. Living quarters are found on a level providing enhanced bathroom amenities and sauna options among possible additional suite features. The Nobu Villa situated on the highest floor epitomizes the peak of lavishness. Nobu patrons also reserve the exclusive ability to procure room service solely from the renowned Nobu restaurant. An elegant escape within the ordinarily boisterous and chaotic Caesars Palace setting.

17. The Mirage – Best Entertainment Hotel

a row of palm trees in front of a large building The Mirage hotel was a pioneering establishment on the Las Vegas Strip that ushered in mega-resorts in the area. It features various forms of live entertainment for visitors including a Cirque du Soleil performance derived from the famous musical group the Beatles, long-running performances by Terry Fator, and regularly scheduled eruptions of a constructed volcanic feature visible from the main thoroughfare. Internal restaurants offer respectable cuisine, but some other nearby casino properties contain options held in even higher esteem. Those seeking additional experiences could explore the various venues located in adjacent resort zones such as the Venetian, Palazzo, and Wynn. The shopping promenade at Caesars Palace is situated close by.

18. Treasure Island – Best Mid-Strip Value

a statue of a horse on top of a building Known for its pirate-themed theming and live performances from years past, this hotel situated along the main drag retains nautical structures out front and maintains a central location near lively nightlife venues. While the interior design lacks brightness and freshness, the spot provides easy access to the neighboring casino via complimentary shuttle. On-property bars cultivate upbeat atmospheres for socializing.

19. Circus Circus – Best North-Strip Hotel for Kids

a large red and white building with a clock on it One of the pioneering hotels along the prominent Las Vegas corridor exhibits some signs of aging but maintains attractions sure to entertain children like an arcade and complimentary circus performances within its indoor amusement park. Adults may appreciate dining options such as the steakhouse or the outdoor casino where gaming minimums remain reasonable, with the hotel located towards the northern limits where additional diversions start to thin out.

20. Hilton Grand Vacations – Best North-Strip Value

a large palm tree surrounded by palm trees A surprisingly serene oasis situated near the south end of the vibrant Las Vegas Strip. Absent diversions such as restaurants, attractions, or gaming inducements, the refreshing multi-level swimming complex with landscaped deck space draws recreational enjoyment. Athletic courts for tennis and basketball see intermittent usage dependent on clement conditions. Basic lodgings lack encompassing amenities, though the sparsely populated surroundings lend relaxation.

21. The Strat – Best Tourist Attractions at a Hotel

a tall clock tower towering over a city Just past the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Sahara Avenue, The Strat unofficially signifies the northern terminus of the Strip. Recent renovations—extending from guest rooms to dining establishments—have been a welcomed upgrade, positioning the hotel formerly known as the Stratosphere as one of the best value propositions currently on the Strip. Renowned for its 1,149-foot-tall spire, which incorporates thrill rides and an observation deck near the summit. Surrounding neighborhoods could use some improvement, so avoid wandering alone at night.

22. Sahara Las Vegas – Best North-Strip Hotel

a pool with a pool table and chairs in it The hotel lobby and on-site dining options like the acclaimed steakhouse Bazaar Meat by celebrity chef Jose Andres feel recently renovated and upgraded. Three swimming pools provide recreation, like the rooftop option overlooking the skyline from the Lux tower. The casino also underwent modernization. Previously operating under a different name

23. Royal Resort – Best No-Frills Hotel

a sign that is on the side of a building Also known as the Royal Vacation Suites, this Las Vegas hotel has an understated atmosphere. A highlight is The Barrymore restaurant, which serves delicious cuisine alongside craft cocktails in a relaxed bar setting. Guests can expect average room and pool amenities. The location within walking distance of the Las Vegas Convention Center and minor attractions such as indoor skydiving and the historic Peppermill restaurant and lounge enhances convenience.

24. The Palazzo – Best Hotel for Cocktails

The Palazzo, connected directly to the Venetian resort, nearly feels like one large integrated property along with an indoor passage to The Sphere entertainment complex. Dining incorporates the lively party-centric Lavo Italian restaurant and the upscale French steakhouse Morels. Evening activity centers around the sophisticated cocktail lounges Electra and Rosina. Premium suites offer private check-in and lounge access on the high-level twenty-third floor. The Palazzo`s site on the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Spring Mountain makes exploring the nearby Chinatown eateries highly convenient.

25. The Venetian – Best Basic Rooms

Adopting an old-world Italian aesthetic in a lavish yet elegant style, the Venetian connects to its sister property the Palazzo through elaborate design elements like a Grand Canal shopping promenade and an expansive pool. Both resorts exclusively offer suites furnishing private living areas and indulgent bath facilities, ensuring all guests experience luxury from their most affordable accommodations upward.

26. Encore at Wynn Las Vegas – Best Nightlife

a living room filled with furniture and a tv As the newer tower of the dual Wynn resort complex, Encore exudes the most contemporary luxury experience on the Las Vegas Strip before the northern district. A popular nightlife destination, the opulent pool area hosts the renowned XS nightclub and Encore Beach Club. Modern, high-tech rooms offer spectacular cityscape vistas.

27. Wynn Las Vegas – Most Extravagant Hotel

a city street filled with lots of tall buildings Arguably the Strip`s preeminent property named for former CEO Steve Wynn. Lavish rooms including spectacular two-level suites plus acclaimed restaurants like SW Steakhouse and Mizumi renowned for authentic Kobe beef. A new sports book complements premier casino and high-end retail. Indoor greenery and artificial Lake of Dreams enhance waterside dining. Conveniently located opposite Palazzo and luxurious Fashion Show Mall.

28. Best Western Plus Casino Royale – Best Hotel for Saving Money in a Great Location

a sign that is on the side of a building Known for affordable drinks and slot machines entertainment, this resort property essentially functions as a vibrant yet somewhat overwhelming casino venue with lodging situated somewhat distant from the core premises. There is no formal reception area. Guests check-in at a separate room. Rooms offer basic accommodations at low cost, though the plantation-style window treatments provide a refreshing change of environment. Given its proximity to the major attractions along the Strip, this option proves reasonably priced for those seeking location above all else and welcoming of lively environments and familiar dining chains.

29. Harrah’s Las Vegas – Best Unexpected Surprise

a building with a neon sign on top of it Although the gaming and entry areas of Harrah`s casino have a crowded aesthetic, the property has discretely remodeled sections in recent times – notably the accommodations and outdoor recreational plaza. Without a pronounced motif, Harrah`s exudes generic characteristics but retains popularity partly because of particular live shows like performances by tribute artists representing the Righteous Brothers and Elvis Presley, as well as an outdoor bar area emulating New Orleans celebrations through music and atmosphere. Centrally situated, Harrah`s maintains close operational linkage to the nearby LINQ property under the control of the conglomerate Caesars Entertainment.

30. The LINQ – Best Hotel with an Outdoor Promenade

a crowd of people standing in front of a swimming pool This Strip hotel has undergone multiple rebrandings over time but now derives its name from the adjacent promenade, home to notable attractions such as the observational High Roller ferris wheel and Fly LINQ, Las Vegas` solitary zip line experience. Guest rooms, while compact, received renovations in recent years. The Book reimagines conventional sports betting floors through a relaxed living room-style concept with automated beer taps and private luxury booths. The rooftop pool maintains an easygoing, welcoming ambiance through its casual clubhouse setup appealing to partygoers.

31. Flamingo – Best Classic Vegas Strip Hotel

a large white building with a blue sky This historically significant Las Vegas resort skillfully blends contemporary amenities and facilities with nostalgic charm. Simple yet updated guest rooms are complemented by a lineup of performances spanning renowned headliners as well as local talents such as the risqué X-Burlesque show and the magical comedy of Piff the Dragon. Dining options are sparse, but the Flamingo`s proximity to the splendid attractions at neighboring Caesars Palace and The Cromwell compensate. Undoubtedly the highlight remains the outdoor wildlife preserve open to all, housing numerous exotic birds within its free-roaming natural setting.

32. The Cromwell – Best Hotel Rooftop

a large building on a city street Strategically placed at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Street, this boutique lodging strikes an industrial yet retro balance that feels both modern and nostalgic. Noteworthy features include Giada, the sole full-scale restaurant by celebrity chef Giada de Laurentiis, and Drai`s rooftop nightclub, which offers stunning panoramic perspectives. While the casino floor possesses a relatively compact size, it upholds some of the most congenial gaming environments and conditions along the famed Strip.

33. Bally’s Las Vegas – Most Underrated Strip Hotel

a large city at night with skyscrapers While sometimes overlooked, Bally`s has attractively furnished rooms in a central Strip location connected directly to Paris Las Vegas and sharing a parking garage. The expansive Grand Bazaar Shops outdoors offer variety but sameyness with identical retailers. Visitor dining options like Wahlburgers and Giordano`s provide convenient casual eats.

34. Paris Las Vegas – Best French-Themed Hotel

a tall clock tower towering over a city A lavishly themed resort property situated near popular attractions delivers an immersive European experience. Central to the resort setting is a scaled replica of Paris`s iconic landmark tower housing dining and scenic views. Stylish lodgings artfully fuse contemporary comforts with aesthetic nods to the region. On-site nightlife includes a club and rooftop bar capitalizing on iconic visuals of nearby landmarks at night.

35. Planet Hollywood – Best Hotel for Excitement and Action

a large room filled with lots of tables and chairs After refining its original Old Hollywood motif in recent years through renovated guestrooms and the debut of the Zappos Theater stage housing long-running residencies by artists such as Britney Spears, Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull, and Gwen Stefani, the hotel`s classic atmosphere has been subtly modernized. As the on-site parking area is also designated for the adjoining Miracle Mile Shops, use of this facility is complimentary. Beyond most casinos spacious design, the casino atmosphere feels more relaxed than others due its lofted ceilings, stylish decor, and dancing entertainers.

36. Elara by Hilton Grand Vacations – Best Hotel Near Shopping

a blue and white building with a blue sky The Elara by Hilton is an elegant yet tranquil resort located conveniently near popular attractions on the mid-Strip like Planet Hollywood and the Cosmopolitan. Despite being adjacent to the busy Miracle Mile Shops, the lobby and pool retain a secluded atmosphere. Guests can easily walk to restaurants and entertainment at CityCenter as well as other neighboring hotels. The property also sits across from both the upscale Crystals shopping center and boutiques at the Cosmopolitan.

37. Polo Towers by Diamond Resorts – Best Reclusive Strip Hotel

a large building with a clock on top of it While its distinctive pink glow stands out along the famous Strip, this resort offers a retreat from the busy energy. The lobby features fitness facilities and a swimming pool in a refreshingly minimalist design. As there is no casino nor direct Strip entrance, the property maintains a pleasantly tranquil atmosphere. Clean guest rooms provide standard comforts to support relaxation between outdoor activities in the area.

38. Travelodge by Wyndham – Best Motel on the Strip

a large building with a clock on top of it Located near the intersection of Harmon Avenue and Las Vegas Strip, the reasonably priced Travelodge motel presents a convenient lodging option for those prioritizing location over amenities. Though parking is readily available and the property sits in close proximity to various casinos, the facility would benefit from renovations and upgrades to enhance the guest experience. Additional Travelodge properties in the city are situated near Circus Circus and a short walk east of Excalibur.

39. MGM Grand – Best Big Hotel

a large building with a clock at the top One of the larger casinos situated in Las Vegas, the extensive gaming floor and accommodation options at the MGM Grand range from plain to lavish multi-level suites. Attractions on the property incorporate the upscale nightclub Hakkasan, the District offering reasonable shopping, the arena MGM Grand Garden, and eateries directed by famous chefs. With its distinguishing green external design, the MGM Grand structures an imposing presence in the southeast region of the Strip near the Excalibur, New York-New York, and T-Mobile Arena.

40. The Mansion at MGM Grand – Best Exclusive Hotel

a large building with a large clock on top of it sequestered from general visitors, the Mansion is ensconced inside the MGM Grand, gained by traversing a high-limit betting vicinity. the assortment of Tuscan-encouraged villas hold their personalized registration lobby and al fresco courtyard. exceptionally deluxe, but there are more up-to-date high-end lodgings on the market. the mansion is remarkably secluded and tranquil, but directly adjacent to the eateries and points of interest at the MGM Grand.

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