Updated July 2026
Where to Stay in Las Vegas
The short answer
The best Las Vegas hotels sit on the Strip between Bellagio and the Cosmopolitan — walkable to shows, dining, and casinos. Budget travelers should look off-Strip or downtown (Fremont), where rooms run 40–60% less with a short rideshare to the action.
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86 hotels, A–Z
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Mid StripNobu Hotel Las Vegas
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South StripNoMad Hotel las Vegas
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South StripOYO Hotel Las Vegas
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Mid StripPalazzo Hotel Las Vegas
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Off-StripPalms Casino Las Vegas
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Mid StripParis Hotel Las Vegas
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Park MGM Las Vegas
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Mid StripPlanet Hollywood Hotel Las Vegas
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DowntownPlaza Hotel Vegas
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Off-StripRed Rock Hotel Las Vegas
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Resorts World Las Vegas
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Sahara Las Vegas
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Santa Fe Station Hotel Las Vegas
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Off-StripSilver Sevens Hotel Las Vegas
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Off-StripSouth Point Hotel Las Vegas
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Stadium Swim at Circa Las Vegas
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North StripSTRAT Hotel Las Vegas
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Off-StripSuncoast Hotel Las Vegas
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Sunset Station Las Vegas
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Mid StripThe Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas Pool
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Mid StripThe LINQ Hotel Las Vegas
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The Tank at Golden Nugget
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The Top 10 Most Expensive Hotel Suites in Las Vegas
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The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
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Quick answers
For a first Vegas trip, book a center-Strip hotel between Bellagio and The Cosmopolitan — you'll be within a 10-minute walk of the fountains, top restaurants, and half a dozen shows. Bellagio, Cosmopolitan, and Aria are our top three first-timer picks.