Choosing among hotels near the Las Vegas Convention Center starts with your badge, not the street address. The LVCC sits at 3150 Paradise Road, near the north end of the Strip, with four hall buildings on a 200-acre campus. The LVCVA, which owns and runs it, says the walk from the West Hall to the North or Central halls can take up to 25 minutes, while the free campus Vegas Loop covers it in about 2. So the hotels worth booking are across from your hall, on the Monorail line or at a Loop station.
Quick answer
It depends on your hall. No hotel we found is attached to the Las Vegas Convention Center, but the Las Vegas Marriott is “steps away from the West Hall,” the Renaissance sits just south of the campus by the South Hall, and Westgate, a 7-minute walk away, has its own Monorail and Vegas Loop stations. Five resorts link to the halls by the Loop.
Courtyard and SpringHill Suites, both across from the convention center, charge no resort fee. For CES 2027 (Jan. 6–9), book through onPeak, CES’s only official housing agent.
Hotels near the Las Vegas Convention Center at a glance
| Hotel | Area | Best for | Resort fee | Parking | Booking.com |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino | Off-Strip | Convention attendees, sports bettors | $49.99 + tax per night | Paid self-parking (rate varies) | Check prices |
| Las Vegas Marriott | Off-Strip (Convention Center) | West Hall exhibitors, business travelers | Confirm current mandatory charges in your selected rate | Self-parking $25/day (published October 2026); confirm current conditions | Check prices |
| Courtyard by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center | Off-Strip (Convention Center) | Convention attendees, fee avoiders | Confirm current mandatory charges in your selected rate | Self-parking $22/day (published October 2026); confirm current conditions | Check prices |
| SpringHill Suites by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center | Off-Strip (Convention Center) | Convention attendees, fee avoiders, small groups | No resort fee | Self-parking $25/day (published October 2026); confirm current conditions | Check prices |
| Residence Inn by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center | Off-Strip (Convention Center) | Long stays, families, travelers with pets | Confirm current mandatory charges in your selected rate | Self-parking $22/day (published October 2026); confirm current conditions | Check prices |
| Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel | Off-Strip (Convention Center) | Convention attendees, non-gamblers | Daily amenity charge; confirm current tax and inclusions | Paid parking; confirm current self-parking and valet rates | Check prices |
| Hampton Inn & Suites Las Vegas Convention Center | Off-Strip (Convention Center) | Convention attendees, value seekers | Confirm current mandatory charges in your selected rate | Self-parking $19/day (published October 2026); confirm current conditions | Check prices |
| Embassy Suites by Hilton Convention Center Las Vegas | Off-Strip (Convention Center) | Families, convention attendees without a car | Confirm current mandatory charges in selected rate | Self-parking $18/day (published October 2026); confirm current conditions | Check prices |
| Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World | North Strip | Hilton Honors members, convention-goers | $55 + tax per night | Self-parking $21/day; valet from $40 (free with Nevada plates) | Check prices |
| Encore at Wynn Las Vegas | North Strip | Luxury travelers, nightlife fans | $55 + tax per night | Free self-parking for hotel guests; valet $40/day | Check prices |
| SAHARA Las Vegas | North Strip | Drivers, transit users, value seekers | $54.95 + tax per night | Free self-parking and valet | Check prices |
| Fontainebleau Las Vegas | North Strip | Luxury travelers, pool and nightlife fans | $55 + tax per night | Free self-parking for registered hotel guests; visitors first hour free, then $20 per 24 hours; visitor valet $35–$40 | Check prices |
Sources (15)
- Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino (parking)
- Las Vegas Marriott (parking)
- Courtyard by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center (parking)
- SpringHill Suites by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center (parking)
- Residence Inn by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center (parking)
- Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel (resort fee)
- Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel (parking)
- Hampton Inn & Suites Las Vegas Convention Center (parking)
- Embassy Suites by Hilton Convention Center Las Vegas (parking)
- Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World (parking)
- Encore at Wynn Las Vegas (resort fee)
- Encore at Wynn Las Vegas (parking)
- SAHARA Las Vegas (parking)
- Fontainebleau Las Vegas (resort fee)
- Fontainebleau Las Vegas (parking)
Fees and parking are as of October 2026; prices vary according to travel dates and availability. Only Westgate publishes a walking time, so this table uses each hotel’s own words rather than our estimates; our review method explains that rule.
| Hotel | How the hotel describes its location | Link to the halls |
|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas Marriott | “Steps away from the West Hall” | Walk |
| Courtyard Las Vegas Convention Center | “Just steps from the Las Vegas Convention Center” | Walk |
| SpringHill Suites Las Vegas Convention Center | “Next to the Las Vegas Convention Center” | Walk |
| Residence Inn Las Vegas Convention Center | Monorail station “right across the street” | Walk or Monorail |
| Westgate | 7-minute walk to the convention center | Monorail and Loop stations on site |
| Renaissance Las Vegas | “Just south of the Las Vegas Convention Center” | Walk |
| Hampton Inn & Suites Las Vegas Convention Center | “Steps away from the Las Vegas Convention Center and Vegas Loop South Station” | Walk |
| Embassy Suites Convention Center | “Near the Las Vegas Convention Center” | Free hourly hotel shuttle |
| Resorts World, Encore, Fontainebleau, SAHARA | Strip resorts near the convention center (quotes below) | Vegas Loop stations; SAHARA also has the Monorail |
Closest hotels to the West, North, Central and South halls
The four halls hold about 2.5 million square feet of exhibit space, per the LVCVA’s July 2026 brochure (its per-hall figures add up to 2,452,132). A $600 million renovation, finished in January 2026, added an indoor concourse between the North and South halls, and the West Hall links to the North Hall by the Paradise Bridge.
| Hall | Exhibit space | Closest hotels, in their own words | How to get in |
|---|---|---|---|
| West Hall (W1–W4) | 601,960 sq ft | Las Vegas Marriott: “steps away from the West Hall” | LVCC West Loop station; from the Monorail, walk through the North Hall and over the Paradise Bridge, or ride a free Loop car from the Central Hall |
| North and Central halls (N1–N4, C1–C5) | 409,077 and 623,058 sq ft | Monorail hotels: the Residence Inn has the station “right across the street,” and Westgate is one stop away | The Monorail station’s bridge leads to both; Central (underground) and Central Plaza Loop stations |
| South Hall (S1–S4) | 818,037 sq ft | Renaissance: “just south of” the convention center; Hampton Inn & Suites: steps from the “Vegas Loop South Station” | LVCC South Loop station; from the Monorail, take the escalator down and cross the Silver lot |
During CES, rideshare pickup is outside the South Hall by the Renaissance or in the Diamond Lot next to the West Hall.
What changed in 2026
- January 2026: the LVCC’s $600 million renovation finished, adding an indoor concourse between the North and South halls.
- Early 2026: Fontainebleau’s Vegas Loop station opened, and the Las Vegas Marriott finished a $25 million renovation.
- August 2026: SAHARA opened its Loop station at the Paradise Road entrance.
- October 2026: Loop fares now appear in the vegasloop.com booking form, and SAHARA’s Loop page no longer calls its LVCC rides free.
1. Westgate: Best All-Round Base
Best All-Round Base
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino
- Next to Convention Center
- Monorail station
- Westgate SuperBook
- Barry Manilow
Westgate sits next to the convention center and lists it as a 7-minute walk. It’s one of two hotels with both a Monorail station and a Vegas Loop station on site (SAHARA is the other), and Westgate says its Loop station, at the porte cochère, connects to the LVCC and Resorts World.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
It also runs a free shuttle to the Strip and Downtown, and its minimum check-in age is 18, unusual in Las Vegas.
Watch out for: a $49.99 resort fee plus tax (as of October 2026), though a limited-time “No Resort Fees” package was running that month, and self-parking that has cost extra since 2025, reported at $10 to $11 a day. Guests mention a dated property, long check-in waits and timeshare sales pitches.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
2. Las Vegas Marriott: Best for the West Hall
Best for the West Hall
Las Vegas Marriott
- Near West Hall
- All-suite rooms
- Sagebrush dining
- Smoke-free
Marriott describes this hotel as “steps away from the West Hall,” and its own listing says it’s “directly across from the new West Hall.” Every room is a suite, the hotel is smoke-free, and a $25 million renovation completed in early 2026 added the Sagebrush restaurant.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Self-parking is $25 a day with no valet (as of October 2026), and check-in is at 4 p.m.
Watch out for: we couldn’t confirm whether it charges a resort or destination fee, so check the current fee when booking. There’s no casino.
3. Courtyard Las Vegas Convention Center: Best Value Across the Street
Best Value Across the Street
Courtyard by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center
- Non-gaming
- Work desks
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available for purchase
Marriott places this Courtyard “just steps from the Las Vegas Convention Center and minutes from the Las Vegas Strip via the Monorail,” and the hotel’s listing calls it “across from” the convention center. It charges no resort fee, it’s smoke-free and it takes pets.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Self-parking costs $22 a day (as of October 2026), and check-in starts at 3 p.m.
Watch out for: an outdoor pool rather than a resort pool deck, and no casino.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
4. Renaissance Las Vegas: Best for the South Hall
Best for the South Hall
Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel
- Non-gaming & smoke-free
- Just south of the LVCC
- Monorail nearby
- Heated outdoor pool
The Renaissance calls itself “just south of the Las Vegas Convention Center,” and CES uses it as a landmark: show rideshare pickup is “outside the South Hall between the Bronze lot and the Renaissance.” It’s smoke-free and has no casino; the hotel calls itself “the city’s largest non-gaming hotel.”
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Marriott puts it “minutes from” the convention center and the Monorail. Its planned Loop station was still listed as “opening soon” in October 2026.
Watch out for: a destination fee reported at $30 plus tax (as of October 2026), plus $24 a day for self-parking or $39 for valet.
5. Resorts World: Best Strip Resort on the Loop
Best Strip Resort on the Loop
Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World
- 5.5-acre pool complex
- Hilton Honors
- Vegas Loop station
- Zouk & Ayu
Resorts World says it sits “across from the Las Vegas Convention Center Expansion,” and its Vegas Loop station, in The District, runs to the convention center; the Loop’s calendar showed hotel stations open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily (as of Oct. 13, 2026). The campus holds three Hilton hotels: Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad and Crockfords.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Book it for a full Strip resort after the show floor closes, with a 5.5-acre pool complex. Our Resorts World Las Vegas review compares the three hotels.
Watch out for: a $55 resort fee plus tax and $21-a-day self-parking (as of October 2026), no Monorail station and a 21+ check-in rule. Guests mention slow check-in and digital-key glitches.
6. Encore at Wynn Las Vegas: Best Luxury on the Loop
Best Luxury on the Loop
Encore at Wynn Las Vegas
- Free guest self-parking
- Encore Beach Club (21+)
- Five-Star Tower Suites & spa
- Vegas Loop station
Encore has its own Vegas Loop station, which Wynn’s FAQ describes as “directly across from the Las Vegas Convention Center” and recommends to Wynn guests for rides to the halls. Registered guests at both towers park free.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Our Wynn Las Vegas review compares the two towers.
Watch out for: a $55 resort fee plus tax, now stated in Wynn’s own terms (as of October 2026), and guests on some floors mention late-night noise from Encore Beach Club.
7. SAHARA: Best for Drivers
Best for Drivers
SAHARA Las Vegas
- Free self & valet parking
- Monorail station
- Vegas Loop station
- Magic Mike Live
SAHARA, which calls itself “near the Las Vegas Convention Center,” has a Monorail station inside the resort and a Vegas Loop station at its Paradise Road entrance, open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily plus convention hours. Self-parking and valet are free.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
SAHARA’s Loop page now says only rides between stations on the LVCC campus are complimentary; a ride from SAHARA to the halls costs $7.50 in the Loop’s booking form (as of Oct. 13, 2026). Our SAHARA Las Vegas review covers the two towers.
Watch out for: a $54.95 resort fee plus 13.38% tax (as of October 2026) and a 4 p.m. check-in. Guests mention sinks outside the bathroom.
8. Fontainebleau: Newest Luxury Resort on the Loop
Newest Luxury Resort on the Loop
Fontainebleau Las Vegas
- Opened December 2023
- Seven pools incl. LIV Beach
- LIV Nightclub
- Vegas Loop station
Fontainebleau calls itself “conveniently near the Las Vegas Convention Center,” and its Loop station, on Level V-1 at the south valet, connects to the LVCC Loop system. The resort has 3,644 rooms and 550,000 square feet of its own convention space.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
The Loop’s booking form doesn’t sell rides between Fontainebleau and the LVCC’s Central Plaza station, so book to the West, Central, South or Riviera station instead; rides to or from Fontainebleau cost $7 (as of Oct. 13, 2026). News 3 reported that the service launched free for hotel guests, so ask at check-in. Our Fontainebleau Las Vegas review has the rest.
Watch out for: a resort fee reported at $55 plus tax (as of October 2026) and charges for extras guests expect free, such as water and pool loungers.
Getting to the Las Vegas Convention Center
Is the Vegas Loop free at the convention center?
Yes, within the campus. The LVCC’s Vegas Loop runs Teslas through about 2 miles of tunnels between five campus stations (West, Central, Central Plaza, South and Riviera), and trips between them are free, according to the LVCVA’s Loop page. The LVCVA owns it and The Boring Company operates it. Off campus, it serves Resorts World, Encore, Westgate, Fontainebleau and SAHARA; our Vegas Loop guide covers the wider network.
Rides between the campus and the hotel stations need a ticket, and the vegasloop.com booking form now shows the price (as of Oct. 13, 2026):
| Loop ride | Single fare |
|---|---|
| LVCC to Resorts World, Westgate or Encore | $4.75 |
| LVCC to Fontainebleau | $7.00 |
| LVCC to SAHARA | $7.50 |
| LVCC to Harry Reid Airport (limited availability) | $12.00 |
Hotel stations ran 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily in October, while the campus stations open only on convention days, with event hours. A Visit Las Vegas map FAQ still describes the Resorts World and Westgate stations as free, and Fontainebleau’s rides launched free for guests, so ask your hotel before you buy.
Monorail: Boingo Station at the Las Vegas Convention Center
The Monorail’s convention center stop sits above East Desert Inn Road at Paradise Road, and its bridge leads to the North and Central halls on one side and the South Hall on the other. During large conventions, the Monorail says, trains come every 4 to 5 minutes and reach the convention center in no more than 10 minutes from anywhere on the line, which runs from MGM Grand past Horseshoe, Flamingo and The LINQ to Westgate and SAHARA. Fares and hours are in our Las Vegas Monorail guide.
Driving and parking
The LVCC lists parking for more than 5,000 vehicles. Its July 2026 facility guide, written for show organizers, puts event parking at $15 a space with in-and-out privileges, and overnight parking is prohibited. During CES there’s no public parking at the LVCC at all.
If you’re driving in, SAHARA (self and valet), Wynn and Encore (registered guests) and Hilton Grand Vacations Club Paradise (garage) park free, while the Paradise Road chains charge $18 to $25 a day (as of October 2026). Our guide to Las Vegas parking fees compares the rest.
From the airport to the convention center
Harry Reid International Airport is about 3.5 miles from the LVCC, per the LVCVA. The convention center is in the taxi zone sheet’s top zone, a flat $30.25 from the airport plus 3% tax, and $3 more if you pay by card (as of October 2026). RTC Route 108 leaves Terminal 1’s Zero Level and stops at Paradise Road and Desert Inn, by the Monorail’s convention center station, for $4 or less. The Vegas Loop also sells airport rides to the LVCC stations at $12, but airport service has limited availability and is set day by day. Our guide to getting from the airport has pickup spots and the fare math.
CES 2027 hotels: official housing, shuttles and timing
CES 2027 runs Wednesday through Saturday, Jan. 6–9, 2027, across 12 official venues in three campuses: the LVCC Campus, the Venetian Campus and the C Space Campus at ARIA. Media days are Jan. 4–5 at Mandalay Bay.
- Book through onPeak. CES calls onPeak “the only official housing agent for CES 2027.” It secures rooms at selected hotels, says rates rise as January approaches and some CES hotels sell out quickly, and warns about resellers and scammers posing as official vendors. Individual bookings cover up to 9 rooms; 10 or more a night count as a group block. Start on the CES hotels page.
- Pick a shuttle hotel. Free shuttles run from select official CES hotels to the LVCC and the Venetian Expo, Tuesday, Jan. 5, through Saturday, Jan. 9. The Tech Express (Route 9) links the LVCC’s Central Plaza with the Venetian Expo, and the C Space Shuttle (Route 7) runs to ARIA Wednesday to Friday.
- Ride the Monorail on your badge. Discounted passes are sold through CES registration, and the badge then works as your ticket. The Monorail doesn’t serve the Venetian Expo.
- Know the curb rules. Passenger pickup and drop-off at the LVCC are only at the S2, C5 and West Hall entrances.
On a leisure trip with flexible dates, skip CES week; our guide to the cheapest time to visit Las Vegas flags the other expensive weeks.
SEMA, Cowboy Christmas and other big LVCC shows
The LVCVA expected about 48 trade shows and 1.23 million trade-show attendees at the LVCC in 2026. The SEMA Show, a trade-only event, runs Nov. 3–6, 2026, and the Loop’s calendar shows extended campus hours those days. In December, the South Halls host Cowboy Christmas, the National Finals Rodeo’s free gift show (Dec. 3–12, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily), so see our NFR hotels guide for rodeo week. CONEXPO-CON/AGG returns March 13–17, 2029.
Other Las Vegas convention venues: Venetian Expo, Mandalay Bay and CAESARS FORUM
Not every big show is at the LVCC:
- The Venetian Expo is part of The Venetian Resort, which shares the complex with The Palazzo, and is getting a $188 million refresh in stages. It sits about 1 mile from the LVCC as the crow flies (our calculation from published coordinates), and the Monorail lists Harrah’s & The LINQ as its stop for the Expo. Our guide to hotels near the Venetian Expo covers the closest rooms.
- Mandalay Bay Convention Center has 2.1 million gross square feet of meeting and exhibit space on the Mandalay Bay property; MGM calls it the fifth-largest convention center in the U.S. W Las Vegas and the Four Seasons share the campus, and The Shoppes at Mandalay Place link Mandalay Bay to Luxor. See our picks for hotels near Mandalay Bay Convention Center.
- CAESARS FORUM connects to Harrah’s by an indoor second-floor skybridge; Harrah’s calls itself the only Caesars Las Vegas hotel with a direct skybridge there. Caesars also describes direct access from The LINQ Hotel.
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
- All-suite rooms
- Indoor bridge to Sphere
- Two guest-only pool decks
All-suite resort with Venice-themed canals and the only direct indoor bridge to Sphere; every standard room is a suite.
Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino
- 11-acre beach, wave pool & lazy river
- Shark Reef Aquarium
- Michael Jackson ONE
South-Strip resort built around Mandalay Bay Beach, an 11-acre pool complex with a wave pool, lazy river and real sand, plus Shark Reef Aquarium.
Harrah's Las Vegas
- All-ages pool
- Monorail station
- Next to LINQ Promenade
Mid-priced center-Strip hotel beside the LINQ Promenade, with an Olympic-size all-ages pool and a monorail station.
Where to stay near the convention center on a budget
Near the halls, the easiest saving is the resort fee. Courtyard, SpringHill Suites and Embassy Suites say they charge none, and Hampton Inn & Suites lists none on its Hilton page (as of October 2026). Several include breakfast:
- SpringHill Suites: all suites, free breakfast and a rooftop pool with city views that include the Sphere; 21+ check-in, no pets.
- Residence Inn: suites with full kitchens, free hot breakfast and pets welcome. We couldn’t confirm its fee status, so check when booking.
- Hampton Inn & Suites: free hot breakfast, 100% non-smoking; Home2 Suites shares the building.
- Embassy Suites (3600 Paradise Road): free breakfast, an evening reception, an indoor pool and a free hourly shuttle to the convention center, the Monorail and Fashion Show, 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. (times subject to change).
- Hilton Grand Vacations Club Paradise: free garage parking, but a daily resort charge reported at about $25 plus tax (as of October 2026).
For more fee-free choices across the city, see Las Vegas hotels without resort fees; our resort fee guide explains what the fees cover. Still weighing neighborhoods? Start with where to stay in Las Vegas.
FAQ
What hotel is attached to the Las Vegas Convention Center?
None that we found; the closest hotel depends on your hall. The Las Vegas Marriott is “steps away from the West Hall,” the Renaissance sits just south of the campus by the South Hall, and Westgate lists a 7-minute walk plus its own Monorail and Loop stations. Five resorts connect underground by the Vegas Loop: Resorts World, Encore, Westgate, Fontainebleau and SAHARA.
What hotels are within walking distance of the Las Vegas Convention Center?
Westgate is the only one that publishes a time: a 7-minute walk. The Las Vegas Marriott, Courtyard, SpringHill Suites, Residence Inn, Renaissance and Hampton Inn & Suites describe themselves as steps from, next to or just south of the convention center. Pick by hall, since crossing the campus can take up to 25 minutes on foot.
Does the Las Vegas Monorail go to the convention center?
Yes. Boingo Station at the Las Vegas Convention Center sits above Desert Inn Road at Paradise Road, with a bridge to the North and Central halls on one side and the South Hall on the other. For the West Hall, cross the Paradise Bridge from the North Hall or take the free Loop from the Central Hall.
Do hotels near the Las Vegas Convention Center charge resort fees?
Some do. Westgate charges $49.99 plus tax and SAHARA $54.95 plus tax, while the Renaissance’s destination fee is reported at $30 plus tax (all as of October 2026). Courtyard, SpringHill Suites and Embassy Suites say they charge none, and Hampton Inn & Suites lists none on its Hilton page.
Which hotels near the convention center include free breakfast?
SpringHill Suites, Residence Inn, Hampton Inn & Suites and Embassy Suites all include breakfast, and Embassy Suites adds an evening reception and a free hourly shuttle to the convention center. SpringHill Suites and Embassy Suites also say they charge no resort fee.
How big is the Las Vegas Convention Center?
The LVCVA calls it a 4.6 million-square-foot facility on a 200-acre campus, with 225 meeting rooms. Its July 2026 brochure puts exhibit space at “more than 2.5 million square feet,” though the LVCVA’s meeting-planner page says about 2.9 million. The South Hall is the largest building, with 818,037 square feet of exhibit space.
Where will CES 2027 be held?
In Las Vegas, Jan. 6–9, 2027, across 12 official venues in three campuses: the LVCC Campus, the Venetian Campus and the C Space Campus at ARIA. Book rooms through onPeak, CES’s only official housing agent, and choose a hotel on the free CES shuttle routes.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Detailed room, location and booking guides
- Las Vegas Marriott Review: Suites Near the LVCC
- Courtyard Las Vegas Convention Center Review
- Residence Inn Las Vegas Convention Center Review
- SpringHill Suites Las Vegas Convention Center Review
- Embassy Suites Convention Center Las Vegas Review
- Hampton Inn Las Vegas Convention Center Review
- Hilton Grand Vacations Paradise Las Vegas Review
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