10 Best Resort Hotels in Las Vegas

Bellagio Hotel & Casino combines a luxury hotel stay with casino gaming, outdoor pools, a spa, elevated dining and live entertainment. Its identity centers on the fountains, a Mediterranean-blue lake and large-scale design, while the property also presents art installations and the aquatic Cirque du Soleil production “O.” Rooms, dining, entertainment and spa reservations can be managed through guest services, making the resort suited to romantic getaways, family trips, celebrations and travelers who want several Las Vegas experiences in one destination. Its event facilities also support larger gatherings.

Wynn Las Vegas is a casino resort pairing luxe rooms with destination dining, shows and celebrity DJ-driven nightlife. It suits visitors who want lodging, restaurants, entertainment, shopping and relaxation gathered into one Strip property. Dining spans multiple cuisines, while the resort setting also includes a pool, gym and spa. Room preferences can include views and proximity to elevators, making those details useful to consider when planning a stay. Travelers seeking an elegant atmosphere can spend much of their visit without leaving the resort.

The Venetian Las Vegas combines an all-suite casino resort with Italian-inspired architecture, dining, entertainment, shopping, spa access, outdoor pools and gondola rides. Its expansive suites and indoor canals make the property itself part of the stay, while direct access to Sphere adds a practical advantage for concertgoers and visitors planning nearby entertainment.

Guests can keep much of a trip on the resort grounds, with restaurants, casino gaming, shows and shops on site. The concierge team assists with dining, shopping and entertainment arrangements across the city, and the resort offers a rewards program for eligible play, dining and shopping activity.

The property suits travelers seeking a destination-style Las Vegas stay rather than a basic room. Marble floors, painted ceilings, bridges, sculptures and Italian-themed details create a sightseeing environment within the resort, while Cliff House Grill provides food and cocktails beside the golf course.

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is a casino hotel with sophisticated rooms and suites, dining, a spa and three outdoor pools. Its Strip setting and terrace-oriented rooms make it suited to travelers who want resort amenities alongside prominent city views. The property also offers a casino and a broad restaurant lineup, giving guests multiple ways to spend time without leaving the resort. Larger suites and balconies add an option for travelers prioritizing space and outdoor room features.

The Palazzo at The Venetian Resort pairs all-suite accommodations with a casino, pool deck, spa-oriented amenities, dining and entertainment access. Its standard suites are nearly twice the size of the average Las Vegas hotel room, creating extra space for couples, families, friends or travelers building a longer resort stay around comfort.

Guests can move between The Palazzo and The Venetian for pools, restaurants, lounges, shopping and attractions. The property also offers concierge assistance with dining, shopping and entertainment arrangements, while the High-Limit Gaming Lounge provides a distinct casino setting. A Prestige Club Lounge upgrade adds access to expansive lounges and elevated amenities.

Encore Las Vegas centers the stay on spacious resort rooms, views and a large casino complex with dining, bars and nightclubs. Its Encore Resort room measures 745 square feet and separates living and sleeping areas, with a swiveling 55-inch television, sofa, work desk and Wynn Dream Bed. Floor-to-ceiling windows may face the Strip, the Encore pool or downtown Las Vegas. Rooms include an oversized marble tub, separate glass shower, dual sinks and in-room tablet controls for lighting, drapes, temperature, dining and spa reservations. Registered guests receive complimentary self-parking during their stay, while other parking terms vary.

ARIA Resort & Casino combines a Strip casino hotel with luxury rooms and suites, restaurants, a spa, three outdoor pools, live entertainment and a luxury shopping mall. Its technologically advanced rooms include tablet controls for features such as curtains, lights and temperature. The concierge can arrange dining reservations, show and concert tickets, nightlife table service, sightseeing tours, pool cabanas and spa or salon appointments. ARIA suits leisure and business travelers who want dining, entertainment and resort amenities concentrated on one property.

Fontainebleau Las Vegas combines resort lodging with pools, restaurants, a food court, casino entertainment and modern guest facilities. It suits visitors who want dining, leisure and accommodation within one property, including travelers who prefer a large casino described as somewhat calmer than louder gaming environments.

The resort sits at the northern end of the Strip near Wynn and Resorts World, with nearby bus stops for local travel. Rooms and facilities are described as spacious, contemporary and well maintained. Its location works well for resort-focused stays, though some major Strip attractions are farther away.

MGM Grand is a large casino resort where visitors can combine lodging, dining, entertainment, nightlife and pool time without leaving the property. Its facilities include a six-acre pool area, restaurants, a food court, casino gaming, shows and nightclubs, making it a self-contained base for a Las Vegas stay. The concierge can arrange dining, show and tour reservations, tee times, spa appointments, pool cabanas, VIP sightseeing tours and special events. MGM Grand suits travelers who want many activities in one destination, from resort relaxation to arena entertainment, though the expansive property requires substantial walking between rooms, venues and amenities.

Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Resort & Casino pairs high-rise rooms and suites with a casino, restaurants and live entertainment. Its central Strip setting places guests near hotels, shops, restaurants and attractions, while Miracle Mile Shops connects directly to the property with stores, cafes and quick food options. The resort suits travelers who want lodging, gaming, dining and shopping in one complex, with themed interiors adding a distinctly entertainment-focused atmosphere.