Last updated: 08-19-2024
Table of Contents
IFV selected hotel recommendations (by location and star rating)
Complete hotel and accommodation recommendations
Las Vegas Strip—luxury five-star hotel
Las Vegas has always been famous for its luxurious five-star hotels, and although they are of top quality, if you choose the right time and stay in the off-season, these five-star hotels are actually not as expensive as you think.
If it happens during American festivals, weekends, exhibitions, large-scale events, etc., the price may be several times higher than during normal periods. The biggest revenue of hotels in this city comes from peripheral consumption (entertainment, shows, tourism, catering, conferences, exhibitions and casinos). Therefore, they usually provide relatively low room prices to attract consumers, including tourists, business travelers and gamblers. Come.
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas/Image Source Expedia.com
The following are the 12 top five-star hotels in Las Vegas recommended by this website, arranged in order according to the comprehensive evaluation grade.
1. Wynn Las Vegas
The Wynn Group's traditional luxury hotels can be regarded as the top of the top. Many celebrities and entertainers choose to stay at Wynn when they come to Las Vegas. The Buffet and many restaurants downstairs of the hotel are also top recommendations. You can also watch Awakening Show.
Location: North of Main Street (opposite Fashion Show Mall)
Price: $$$$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 5 Star
Reservation website:Wynn Las Vegas
2. The Venetian Hotel
In the famous Venetian Hotel, you can take Venetian boats both indoors and outdoors downstairs. All rooms are suites with a small living room. Some rooms have views of The Sphere.
Location: North of the main street (opposite Treasure island)
Price: $$$$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 5 stars
Reservation website:The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino
3. Bellagio Hotel
The famous water show fountain show is right at the entrance of the hotel. If you choose a Fountain view room or a higher-end suite when checking in, you may be able to see the water show show directly from the room. The location is also in the central core area, making it a very ideal place to stay. You can also watch the world-famous show in the hotel Cirque du Soleil's O Show.
Location: Center of the strip (next to the the Caesar Palace)
Price: $$$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 4.5 Star
Reservation website:Bellagio
4. The Cosmopolitan
The Metropolitan Hotel is a relatively new hotel on the avenue, and some rooms provide excellent views of the avenue, including the Bellagio Hotel's musical fountain.
Location: south of the strip
Price: $$$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 4.5 Star
Reservation website:The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
5. Skylofts at MGM Grand
MGM Grand is a well-known MGM headquarters. Its hotel and the general rooms downstairs are about four-star level, but the special building on the top floor and the high-level rooms in the middle building are five-star level.Also available in the hotel Cirque du Soleil's KA Show 和 David's Magic Show David Copperfield .
Location: south of the strip
Price: $$$$$
IFV rating: 5 stars
Reservation website:SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand
6. Fontainebleau Las Vegas Fontainebleau Hotel
Fontanebleau Hotel, which will only open at the end of 2023, is the latest luxury hotel in operation on the Las Vegas Strip.
Location: North of Main Street
Price: $$$$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 4.5 Star
Reservation website:Fontanebleau Las Vegas
7.Resorts World
There are 3 hotels of different brands in Resorts World: Hilton (4 stars), Conrad (5 stars) and Crockfords (5 stars). They will open in mid-2021 and are relatively new on the Las Vegas Strip. hotel.
Location: North of Main Street
Price: $$$$ to $$$$$
Internet rating: 4.1/5 (469 reviews from Vegas.com)
IFV rating: 4.5 Star
Reservation website:Hilton at Resorts World ,Conrad at Resorts World,Crockfords at Resorts World
8. Encore Hotel
Located next to the Wynn and connected internally, it is also a hotel of the same group. The room type is similar to Wynn, but the rooms are newer and more fashionable and luxurious.
Location: North of main street (opposite Fashion show Mall)
Price: $$$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 4.5 Star
Reservation website:Encore at Wynn Las Vegas
ARIA Hotel
The Aria has top-notch technology in room. From switching curtains and lights to adjusting room temperature, you can operate all through the central panel. The location is at the heart of the center of the strip. This picture shows the Penthouse room type of the Skysuite series at the top of Aria.
Location: Center of the strip
Price: Building room $$$$; Skysuite series $$$$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 4.5 Star
Reservation website:ARIA Resort & Casino
10. Caesars Palace Caesars Palace Hotel
Caesars Palace Hotel is one of the earliest 5-star hotels to be built on the Las Vegas Strip. After opening in the 60s, it has continued to develop and renovate over the decades to keep pace with the times. Its facilities and rooms have always been very reputable, the location is moderate, and the price-performance ratio is extremely high!
Location: Center of the strip
Price: $$$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 4.5 Star
Reservation website:Caesars Palace Hotel
11. The Palazzo
Connected to the Venetian Hotel, all rooms are suites with a small living room.
Location: North of the avenue (connected to the Venetian Hotel)
Price: $$$$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 4.5 Star
Reservation website:The Palazzo Resort Hotel Casino
12. Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
It was originally the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. It was sold in mid-2018 and was renamed. All major platforms praise the Oriental Mandarin Hotel as the top hotel in Las Vegas. There is no casino downstairs, and the style is low-key, elegant and quiet. The underground location is good, and the rooms and street views are among the best.Location: Center of the strip
Price: $$$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 4.5 Star
Reservation website:Waldorf Astoria at CityCenter Las Vegas
Las Vegas Strip - Featured Four Star Hotel
Mandalay Bay Resort King Room/Source Expedia.com
- Mandalay Bay
- MGM Grand
- Caesars Palace
- New York - New York
- Planet Hollywood
- Park MGM
- Treasure Island
- Paris Hotel
- The Cromwell
- Sahara — the north side of the strip
Las Vegas Strip - Budget Hotels
According to the statistics, we have compiled the best value three-star hotel with the largest number of reservations made in 7.
The following listed based on popularity.
Excalibur Hotel – Resort Queen Room／Photo source Expedia.com
1. Circus Circus Hotel Circus City Casino Hotel
Compared to hotels on the strip, this is more suitable for families with children.
Playground on the first floor Adventuredome, is a good place for underage youth and children who cannot gamble. Most tour groups designate the Circus Circus Hotel as a group partner hotel, which is economical and affordable.
Location: north of the strip
Price: $$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 3 Star
Reservation website:Circus Circus Hotel, Casino & Theme Park
2. Luxor Hotel Luxor Hotel
Most people choose the Luxor Hotel because of its low price and unique architecture. However, on the south side of the avenue, the location is worse. (The busiest areas on the avenue are in the middle and north). You can also choose to watch it in the hotel Blue Man Show Blue Man Group 和 Adult Show Fantasy.
Location: south of the strip
Price: $$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 3.5 Star
Reservation website:Luxor Hotel
3. Excalibur Hotel Excalibur Hotel
The Excalibur Hotel in the Stone is similar to the Circus Circus Hotel and Casino in that it comes with a family playground, so it attracts many family travelers. In addition, there is a special show downstairs in the hotel Tournament of Kings Battle of Kings, suitable for the whole family to watch.
Location: south of the strip (next to Luxor)
Price: $$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 3 Star
Reservation website:Excalibur Hotel
4. Treasure Island Hotel Treasure Island Hotel and Casino
Close to Encore and The Venetian. Free parking. You can choose to watch it in the hotel Cirque du Soleil Mystere Show.
Location: North of the avenue
Price: $$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 3.5 Star
Reservation website:Treasure Island Hotel & Casino
5. Park MGM (formerly Monte Carlo Hotel)
Located between Aria Hotel and New York New York Hotel and next to T-mobile Arena. The entire hotel has been completely renovated in recent years.
Formerly known as the Monte Carlo Hotel, it was once one of the most glorious hotels in Las Vegas in its early days.
Location: South of the avenue
Price: $$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 3 Star
Reservation website:Park MGM
6. Flamingo Hotel
Flamingo Hotel is the first hotel on the strip with a long history.
Location: Center of the strip
Price: $$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 3 Star
Reservation website:Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel & Casino
7. The STRAT Hotel
There are 360-degree rotating restaurants and bars on the tower, as well as an observation deck. It was once known as the best landmark for viewing the night view of Las Vegas.
Location: north of the strip
Price: $$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 3.5 Star
Reservation website:The STRAT Hotel & Casino
8. Horseshoe Las Vegas (formerly Bally’s Hotel)
The hotel is relatively old, but due to its excellent location, affordability, and spacious rooms, it attracts many tourists.
Location: Center of the strip
Price: $$$
Internet review: 4.7/5 (3398 reviews from Vegas.com) <br>
IFV rating: 3.5 Star
Reservation website:Horseshoe Las Vegas
Downtown Hotels
In general, many people like to visit downtown in major cities, but Las Vegas is different. The bustling entertainment on the avenue has gradually replaced the old city. But the Old Town is the birthplace of Las Vegas entertainment. You can also experience the early culture and gang history of Las Vegas. It is also a popular place for tourists. Even compared to the Las Vegas Strip, the Old Town Consumer prices in restaurants and hotels are also lower. For reference:Five reasons to visit Downtown Las Vegas
- Golden Nuggets
- California Hotel and Casino
- The D Las Vegas
- Downtown Grand Hotel and Casino
- Four Queens Hotel and Casino
- Circa Resort (5-star hotel in the old town recently completed)
Other condo hotels without casinos
If you like to be quieter and want to make some snacks, it is recommended to stay in an apartment hotel.Rooms with a kitchen will come in handy if you'd like to prepare food yourself..
Near the Strip AirBnB, Resort etc.
Top considerations when choosing a hotel
1. Location
Hotels are mainly located on the Las Vegas Strip, and most of the busiest entertainment and sightseeing attractions are in the center of the street. When many people first choose a hotel, they will want the cheaper the better. They choose a hotel near the north or At the end of the street on the south side, although the room rate is a bit cheaper, you have to walk a long way every time you come out of the hotel to play on the street. If you are tired of walking, it will cost you US$15 to US$20 to take a taxi one way (depending on the conditions and conditions of the car). distance).
Try to choose a hotel location as close to the center of the Las Vegas Strip as possible. If it is too far away from the Las Vegas Strip, it is recommended not to consider it.Choosing the wrong location saved some money on the room, but it caused traffic problems during the trip and wasted time. The gain outweighs the gain..
Vegas.com The website uses Google Maps and adds additional design to create an interactive map. You can see the hotel location and check the price at the same time, which is very convenient.Click here to link to the Vegas.com interactive map page.
You can use it to check the hotel location and price but you don't necessarily have to book it through their platform. We have included some booking tips in the later sections of this post.
2. Budget
Of course, if you choose based on location alone, everyone would want to live in the Bellagio, Caesars Palace, or the Cosmopolitan and Aria in the middle. These top hotels are both high-end and located in the center of the best avenues, and the room prices are also relatively high. On weekdays, the average nightly price is generally more than $150, while on holidays and festivals, the price may start from $200 to $300 per night. Prices for other budget and cheap hotels range from about $50 to $70 a night on weekdays, and between $100 and $200 on holidays.
Note: It is important to note that each hotel will charge a "Resort fee". This fee is mainly called the fee for the use of hotel facilities, which generally includes the use of room Wifi, gym, swimming pool, parking fee, etc. Even if these facilities are not used, this fee will still be charged. When booking, pay special attention to how much this fee is for the hotel. The average cost is between $25-$40+ per night, and higher-end hotels may cost up to $45-$50+ per night, plus tax. Often when the room price is cheap, this fee is often higher than the room price. This amount will be charged to the guest's credit card when checking in to the room.If you want to know more about "Resort fee", please click here.
3. Personal Preferences
The Las Vegas Strip is full of hotels, ranging from the most ordinary motels, acceptable small hotels, to the most luxurious five-star hotels. Even if you filter the location and budget, there are still several hotels to consider.
Now it comes down to your personal preferences.
Almost every hotel has its own style and characteristics. For example: the most famous hotel: Bellagio has an Italian with elegant palace style;Caesars Palace with an Ancient Roman style;Planet Hollywood The room has Hollywood movie embellishments;Pyramid Hotel Luxor Hotel with Egypt's pyramid appearance;Paris Hotel has a mini Effiel Tower next to the building;New York New York Hotel New York New York with the reproduction of New York City, and the mini Statue of Liberty.
In fact, you don’t need to stay in this hotel to visit. No matter which hotel you stay in, you can visit these hotels and most of the attractions. But if it’s a pool party, that’s a separate discussion because that’s a ticketed event. Moreover, the hotel will reserve the swimming pool for guests staying in the hotel. Higher-end hotels usually have higher-end and complete outdoor swimming pools.
It depends on your personal preference for hotel style and features. No matter how expensive or high-end a hotel is, it’s not worth it if you don’t like it. On the other hand, if you can enjoy your stay in a moderately cheap hotel, it is also a good choice. If your stay is longer, you can also consider choosing two different hotels.
Room types introduction
Because usually, when we stay in a hotel, we only choose the most common room types, and may not have researched the advanced room types. When you come to Las Vegas, experiencing luxurious rooms is also a major attraction. If it is not the peak period, staying in a good room is not as expensive as expected.
To put it simply, the room types in Las Vegas are roughly divided into: Deluxe Room, Suite, Penthouse, and Villa
Deluxe Room - the most basic room type
Many hotels will add a Deluxe room, Resort Room, Standard Room, etc. in front of the Room, which all have the same meaning.
But if it is a "Tower Room", it is different. As long as there is a Tower, most of them are one-level higher-level rooms, belonging to the VIP level. It is possible to use different VIP elevators, swimming pools, lobbies, etc. separately from other passengers.
Pictured above is Resort Queen in Mirage
Suite — Advanced room type (wide range of levels)
In fact, suites varies a lot. However, as long as they are called suites, they should have a small living area with a sofa. The advanced suites may have that living area in a separate room. Most suites also come with a guest bathroom.
Some suites will exceed the Penthouse level, which we will describe in the next section, such as the high-end suites like the Presidential Suite, which is a more luxurious, larger living rooms and multiple rooms.
Pictured here is the Bellagio Salone Suite (source: Bellagio.com)
Penthouse - Superior Room Type
When it's called penthouse, there are certain criteria met. It usually includes a large living room, a separate dining area, and a bar. There are also one room or two room penthouses. The master bedroom should at least have a large bathroom and a dressing table and a storage room.
The picture above shows Aria’s One Bedroom Penthouse
Villa - Highest Class Room Type
Generally, few people will notice this level of room type, which usually costs from 3,000 to tens of thousands of dollars per night. Most of these top-level suites are on the top floors of the hotel and have the best views.
Most of the time they are large with a luxurious living room, and some with a private outdoor spa (like MGM Skyloft), private massage room, or private gym. The picture below shows Wynn's top-floor three-bedroom villa, in addition to a luxurious large living room, it has a with a billiard room and a small gym.
The picture above shows Wynn three bedroom duplex
If you want to know more high-end and luxurious room types, you can refer to our compilation- 13 recommendations for the most top suites in Las Vegas (Presidential Suite, luxury Penthouse, villa-level Villa). Inquiry, reservation can refer to Suiteness (Also refer to our use Suiteness guide and experience sharing)
Additional Tips For Booking Hotels
1. Compare on different platforms
First of all, the most basic booking technique which most people already know is "Compare". But which sites should you really check and how many of them actually offer discounts?
The following are travel websites that can be compared:-
| Platform name | Features | |
 |
Vegas.com | A dedicated platform for Las Vegas that provides room reservations (including routes to North America, Asia and around the world) "Flight and hotel" package), booking shows, English tour groups and attraction tickets, etc. Because they specialize in Las Vegas travel products, you can refer to their prices as they often have price discounts. |
 |
Expedia | One of the world's largest hotel booking platforms, you can book hotels around the world, including major hotels in Las Vegas. |
 |
IFunVegas | We have independently negotiated contracts with hotels here, and sometimes the prices we can provide are more favorable than those available online. You need to consult with us to check the hotel and date. We accept credit card and Paypal payments. (Click here to fill out the inquiry form) |
 |
Suiteness | The US high-end reservation platform is specially designed to book a superior room type above the suite. The platform has very good surrounding services (English): For example, if you want to have a party in the room, a birthday party, etc., they can help arrange it. |
This site also provides hotel booking services, please send an email directly to info@ifunvegas.com Consultation
2. Make good use of mobile APP to book rooms and get extra discounts
There are many online platforms that have mobile apps and will reward APP users with additional discounts in the APP that cannot be seen on the website. like a big platform Expedia APP sometimes has such discounts.
3. Just book the cheapest room type and try to upgrade when you check in.
If the room prices are not expensive during the travel period, it means that there are not many people during those days, and the hotel suites will still be available.
When booking a room, it is recommended not to book a better suite. Just book a basic room type and ask if there is an upgrade option when you check in. You can usually make up the cheaper difference by changing to a better room, such as a large suite (with living room, bar, sofa), with windows facing a better strip view, or a high floor. Sometimes there are even free upgrades (depending on the hotel and occupancy on the day).
When checking in at the counter, when asking for ID and credit card, put a $20 dollar bill in the middle, and politely ask if there is any room upgrade available (you can say: Is there any room upgrade available?) Although the $20 dollar is considered a tip Give it to the counter staff. At the same time, if the upgrade is successful, the value will be far more than the $20, so it is worth trying. Even if you cannot upgrade, the counter will usually refund the $20, so don't worry.
4. Book early and choose off-season or mid-week
If you are traveling to Las Vegas purely for tourism and not to participate in specific activities, you can choose to visit on weekdays (Sunday to Thursday nights) or during off-season weeks when there are fewer activities. The price on weekdays is usually two to three times different from that on Friday and Saturday nights. For example, Bellagio may cost $200 to $300 a night on weekends, and you can book it for as little as $100 on weekdays. If you book a room more than two to three weeks in advance, it will usually be as low as $XNUMX. It is much cheaper than last-minute booking, unless there is a large-scale event or exhibition held in Las Vegas.
Once you decide you are traveling to Vegas, booking early can actually save you a decent amount of money.
5. Make good use of “flight and hotel” packages
A flight and wine package is usually much cheaper than booking separately (you may save 20-30% of the room price). However, there are pros and cons. Although you can save a lot by making good use of in-flight drinks, you need to book them in advance because in-flight drinks involve air tickets.
Because the closer the flight date is to the travel date, the higher the price will be. We recommend booking at least three weeks in advance for a better price.
But the disadvantages of ordering machine wine are mainly for two reasons:-
- Air ticket time limit – Many flight and wine packages have a cheap price strategy, but when you click in, you will find that the price is bound to the air ticket time. Sometimes it departs very early in the morning or in the evening, neither of which is the most ideal trip. time.
- Binding to a single hotel – You can only bind to one of the many meal options, and there is no chance to experience other unique hotels. (Commonly known as Hotel hopping, you can exchange for three hotels by staying in Las Vegas for three nights!)
If you have any other questions about choosing a hotel or room type, please feel free to write to us. We will be happy to explain and provide suggestions. You can leave a message at the bottom right of the website, or write to info@ifunvegas.com
