Hotels in Las Vegas
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Compare hotels in Las Vegas, Nevada — from Strip resorts like Bellagio to budget-friendly Fremont Street options. Harry Reid Airport is 1.5 miles away.
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About Las Vegas
Las Vegas: Neon, Desert, and the Strip
Las Vegas sits in the Mojave Desert of southern Nevada, 270 miles northeast of Los Angeles. The city built its identity on gaming and entertainment, but the Las Vegas Strip — a 4.2-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard South — now anchors one of the most hotel-dense corridors on Earth. Properties like Bellagio, Caesars Palace, and MGM Grand line the boulevard, each functioning as a self-contained resort. Downtown's Fremont Street, the original casino row dating to the 1940s, offers a different scale: older casinos, lower minimums, and the 1,500-foot Fremont Street Experience canopy overhead.
Where to Stay
Mid-Strip hotels place guests within walking distance of the Convention Center and T-Mobile Arena, home to the NHL's Vegas Golden Knights. Off-Strip neighborhoods — Paradise, Arts District — offer lower nightly rates with a 10-15 minute drive to the boulevard. Henderson, 16 miles southeast, suits visitors prioritizing Lake Mead National Recreation Area or the outlet malls on Warm Springs Road.
Practical Tips
- Getting around: The Las Vegas Monorail runs 3.9 miles along the east side of the Strip; resort fees average $35-$50/night and are charged separately from the room rate.
- Climate: Summer highs exceed 110°F (43°C); pack sunscreen and hydrate constantly between outdoor venues.
- Airport: Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) sits 1.5 miles from the southern end of the Strip — most hotels are a 10-20 minute taxi or rideshare ride.
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