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Las Vegas Hotels by Type

Start with what matters most on your trip. Each guide below compares hotels on the things that actually change a stay in Las Vegas: location, real cost after resort fees, pools, parking and who the hotel suits.

Best Hotels in Las VegasOur overall picks for every budgetLuxury HotelsSuites, service and top-tier spasCheap Hotels on the StripLow rates without a bad locationFamily-Friendly HotelsPools, space and things for kidsHotels for CouplesViews, spas and quieter staysBest Hotel PoolsLazy rivers, beaches and adults-only decksNo Resort Fee HotelsWhere the nightly rate is the real rateNon-Smoking HotelsSmoke-free resorts and non-gaming towersHotels With BalconiesRooms where you can actually step outsideSuites for Groups2- and 3-bedroom suites that sleep 6 to 12Pet-Friendly HotelsWhere your dog can stay, and what it costsHotels With a JacuzziJetted tubs, room by roomBachelor & Bachelorette HotelsDayclubs, nightclubs and group suitesFountain-View RoomsThe rooms that face the Bellagio fountainsBest SpasForbes-rated spas and day passes

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How to choose a Las Vegas hotel

Most first-time visitors compare nightly rates and stop there. In Las Vegas that can be misleading, because the total cost and the experience depend on a few things that rarely show up in the headline price.

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For the resorts people ask about most, our hotel reviews cover rooms, pools, dining, fees, parking, and who should book somewhere else.

FAQ

What is the best hotel in Las Vegas?

There isn't one best hotel for everyone. For a classic first trip, a center-Strip resort such as Bellagio, Caesars Palace or The Venetian puts you close to the most famous sights. Our best hotels in Las Vegas guide ranks picks by budget and travel style.

Are hotels on the Las Vegas Strip more expensive than Downtown?

Usually, yes. Strip resorts tend to charge higher nightly rates and higher resort fees, while many Downtown hotels near Fremont Street cost less and some include free parking for guests. Compare both in our Strip vs Downtown guide.

Which Las Vegas hotels don't charge a resort fee?

They are rare on the Strip, but a few hotels skip the fee entirely. Our list of Las Vegas hotels without resort fees shows the options we could verify.