Las Vegas · Hotel Guide
From iconic Strip towers to hidden boutique gems — every hotel in Vegas tells a different story. Find yours.
IconicStripThe gold standard of Las Vegas luxury
Home to the world-famous fountains, Bellagio sets the benchmark for Vegas opulence. Expect impeccable rooms, a world-class spa, and some of the Strip's finest dining.
All-SuiteStripAll-suite luxury on the heart of the Strip
Every room is a suite at The Venetian. With gondola rides, a massive casino, and direct access to The Palazzo, this is Vegas living at its most indulgent.
Editor's PickStripUnderstated elegance meets Vegas spectacle
Steve Wynn's masterpiece blends refined luxury with Vegas energy. The golf course, private pool villas, and Michelin-starred restaurants make it a destination unto itself.
ClassicStripA Vegas legend since 1966
The Roman-themed icon that defined Vegas glamour. Multiple towers, a legendary pool complex, and the Forum Shops make Caesars a city within a city.
The largest hotel complex in the US
With over 6,700 rooms, MGM Grand is a destination in itself. Home to the KÀ by Cirque du Soleil, a massive pool complex, and some of the best boxing and MMA events in the world.
The Strip's most stylish address
The Cosmopolitan brought a new kind of cool to the Strip. Terrace suites with private outdoor space, a rooftop pool deck, and some of the best restaurants and bars in Vegas all under one roof.
Modern luxury at the center of the Strip
Aria is the jewel of CityCenter — a sleek, tech-forward resort with floor-to-ceiling windows, a stunning spa, and an unbeatable location at the heart of the Strip. The poker room is among the best in Vegas.
A slice of Paris in the heart of the Strip
With a half-scale Eiffel Tower, a replica Arc de Triomphe, and French-themed restaurants throughout, Paris Las Vegas delivers a whimsical escape right on the Strip. The Eiffel Tower viewing deck offers some of the best views of the Bellagio fountains.
Off-Strip GemOff-StripCool, modern, and refreshingly different
Just off the Strip, Virgin Hotels brings a boutique sensibility to Vegas. Stylish rooms, a rooftop pool, and a vibrant food hall without the casino-floor chaos.
SpaciousStripElevated luxury connected to The Venetian
The Palazzo's all-suite rooms are among the largest on the Strip. Connected to The Venetian's full amenity ecosystem, it's the best of both worlds.
Beyond the Strip
Old Vegas energy, lower prices, and a vibe the Strip can't replicate. Downtown is having its moment — and these hotels put you right in the middle of it.
The Fremont Street Experience
The Fremont Street Experience is a 1,500-foot LED canopy stretching over five city blocks, lighting up nightly with free light shows, live music on multiple stages, and the kind of electric atmosphere that made Vegas famous long before the Strip existed.
Better value
Rooms run 40–60% cheaper than comparable Strip properties — more money for experiences.
Authentic Vegas
This is where Vegas was born. The neon, the history, the characters — it's all here.
Walkable & lively
Fremont Street, the Arts District, and Container Park are all within easy walking distance.
Less crowded
No 45-minute taxi queues or shoulder-to-shoulder casino floors. A genuinely different pace.
Downtown IconDowntown's crown jewel since 1946
The undisputed king of downtown Vegas. The Golden Nugget sits right on Fremont Street with a stunning pool complex — complete with a shark tank water slide — and the largest gold nugget in the world on display.
Best LocationModern energy in the heart of Fremont
Sitting directly under the Fremont Street Experience canopy, The D is the most centrally located hotel downtown. Two floors of casino, a rooftop bar, and a prime spot for the nightly light shows.
Downtown's most ambitious resort — adults only
Opened in 2020, Circa is the first ground-up casino resort built in downtown Vegas in decades. Adults-only, with the most spectacular stadium pool in the world — a three-story amphitheater of pools and cabanas facing a massive screen. The sportsbook is the largest in Nevada.
The oldest continuously operating hotel in Las Vegas
El Cortez has been running since 1941 and is the oldest continuously operating hotel-casino in Las Vegas. Bugsy Siegel once owned it. The Cabana Suites are a hidden gem — modern, stylish rooms at a fraction of Strip prices, just steps from Fremont Street.
Old Vegas charm in the heart of Fremont
One of the original Fremont Street casinos, Four Queens has been a downtown institution since 1966. No frills, no pretense — just classic Vegas table games, a beloved locals' bar, and a front-row seat to the Fremont Street Experience.
At the head of Fremont Street since 1971
The Plaza sits at the very top of Fremont Street where the original railroad depot once stood. A recent renovation brought the rooms up to date while keeping the classic Vegas soul intact. The rooftop pool and Oscar's steakhouse are standout amenities.
Boutique PickBoutique cool meets classic Vegas
A few blocks from Fremont Street, Downtown Grand offers a more relaxed, boutique feel with a rooftop pool, craft cocktail bars, and easy access to the Arts District — Vegas's creative neighborhood.
Vegas's oldest hotel — open since 1906
The Golden Gate is the oldest hotel in Las Vegas, sitting at the very heart of Fremont Street since 1906. It's been fully renovated while preserving its historic character — think exposed brick, vintage neon, and a legendary shrimp cocktail that's been on the menu for decades.
A Fremont Street landmark since 1956
One of the first high-rise hotels built in downtown Vegas, the Fremont Hotel has anchored Fremont Street since 1956. Renovated rooms, a lively casino floor, and the iconic Second Street Grill make it a solid base for exploring everything downtown has to offer.
Where the World Series of Poker was born
Binion's is pure Vegas legend. Benny Binion created the World Series of Poker here in 1970, and the casino has been a downtown institution ever since. The hotel offers no-frills rooms at unbeatable prices — this is old-school Vegas at its most authentic.
The Big Decision
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Insider Knowledge
Book midweek for significantly lower rates — Thursday check-in can save 30–40% vs. Friday.
Always ask about resort fees upfront. They can add $40–$60/night to your bill.
Higher floors aren't always better — pool-view rooms on lower floors can be more fun.
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