Las Vegas Hotels

Most visitors to Las Vegas head to the Strip, the 3.5-mile-long stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard packed with more than 20 of the world's largest casino-resorts and nearly 70,000 hotel rooms. Read more

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Encore at Wynn Las Vegas

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Treasure Island

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Best Kid-Friendly Hotels
Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino

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Most Romantic Hotels
Signature at MGM Grand

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Best Hotel Rooms
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Bachelor Party Hotels
The Palms Casino Resort

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Bachelorette Parties
Palazzo Resort Hotel & Casino

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MGM Grand Hotel and Casino

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Best Hotel Spas
Palazzo Resort Hotel and Casino

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Best Party Hotels
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

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Best Hotel Casinos
MGM Grand Hotel & Casino

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Best Hotel Buffets
Wynn Las Vegas

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Best Business Hotels
Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel

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Best Hotel Attractions
Treasure Island

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Best Steakhouses
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

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Caesars Palace Hotel and Casino

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Caesars Palace Hotel & Casino

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Las Vegas Travel Guide

Most visitors to Las Vegas head to the Strip, the 3.5-mile-long stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard packed with more than 20 of the world's largest casino-resorts and nearly 70,000 hotel rooms. But visitors who don't mind staying off the Strip -- away from the hustle and bustle -- will find larger rooms, free amenities, and a less-crowded, mellower vibe. Downtown Vegas, which centers on the westernmost four blocks of Fremont Street known as "Glitter Gulch," 2.5 miles north of the Strip, is a little run-down and draws an older crowd to its low-minimum casinos. Read more

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