LAS VEGAS HOTEL GUIDE
Every Strip resort has its own character. These guides cover what each hotel is known for, the story behind it, what you can see for free, and which properties sit next door.
SOUTH STRIP
MGM Grand
The emerald giant of the South Strip.
OPENED 1993
New York-New York
A miniature Manhattan skyline with a coaster wrapped around it.
OPENED 1997
Mandalay Bay
A tropical resort at the southern end of the Strip.
OPENED 1999
Luxor
The black glass pyramid and its sky beam.
OPENED 1993
Excalibur
The castle on the corner, and one of the Strip's value stalwarts.
OPENED 1990
Park MGM
A boutique-feeling rebuild with the NoMad hotel inside it.
OPENED 2018
CENTER STRIP
Bellagio
Fountains, conservatory and Lake Como elegance on the Center Strip.
OPENED 1998
Caesars Palace
Roman grandeur, the Forum Shops and the Colosseum.
OPENED 1966
The Venetian Resort
Canals, gondolas and a vast Italian-themed resort complex.
OPENED 1999
ARIA Resort & Casino
Modern glass architecture at the heart of CityCenter.
OPENED 2009
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Vertical, design-led and famous for its terrace suites.
OPENED 2010
Paris Las Vegas
An Eiffel Tower replica facing the Bellagio fountains.
OPENED 1999
Planet Hollywood
Center Strip location with a mall attached.
OPENED 2007
Flamingo Las Vegas
The oldest resort still operating on the Strip.
OPENED 1946
The LINQ
An open-air promenade leading to the High Roller wheel.
OPENED 2014
Treasure Island
A Center Strip hotel with a direct link to Fashion Show mall.
OPENED 1993
NORTH STRIP
Wynn Las Vegas
Curved bronze glass, garden atriums and quiet luxury.
OPENED 2005
Encore
Wynn's sister tower, brighter and more social.
OPENED 2008
Resorts World Las Vegas
The North Strip's newest large-scale resort complex.
OPENED 2021
Fontainebleau Las Vegas
A blue glass tower finished after fifteen years of delay.
OPENED 2023
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