Where Should I Stay?

Las Vegas Strip is huge and has so many different properties that accommodate any type of guest. From families to couples and even more. 

I was fortunate enough to be able to visit a few different properties that I will highlight below. 

Resorts World

Resorts World includes three separate hotels; Hilton, Conrad, & Crockfords. Immerse yourself in unprecedented levels of comfort and service with the largest collection of branded Hilton experiences in the world. Choose from 3,500 guest rooms, uniquely situated to provide you with exceptional ranges of comfort throughout 66 floors.

Resorts World Las Vegas will seamlessly blend an urban contemporary resort’s technology and luxury appeal with the traditions and time-honored details of the international Resorts World brand. This new property’s sleek yet simple elegance is being developed to bring the elevated experience for which the Resorts World brand is known to the modern Las Vegas traveler seeking luxury, value, and variety.

I had the pleasure of staying at the Conrad in Resorts World. My stay was so nice and would definitely recommend staying here if you want a bit more of peace away from the strip. The resort has lots to offer; Casino, Restaurants, Bars, Entertainment, and more! 

resorts world

The Venetian/Palazzo

Fully integrated and featuring levels of grandeur worthy of its name, The Venetian Resort brings the heart and soul of Renaissance-era Venice to Las Vegas. No other hotel delivers this kind of excitement and magnitude from moment to moment. 

The Palazzo at The Venetian Resort is a premier, all-suite luxury hotel on the Las Vegas Strip, offering modern European sophistication with spacious rooms featuring sunken living rooms.

Both The Venetian and Palazzo offer guests a luxury stay accommodating to both old and new. The Grand Canal Shoppes is an upscale, 875,000-square-foot themed shopping mall located inside The Venetian Resort and The Palazzo on the Las Vegas Strip. Opened in 1999, it features over 160 signature luxury stores, restaurants, and a quarter-mile-long indoor canal with functional gondola rides under a painted sky ceiling. 

Venetian/Palazzo

Caesars Palace

It’s time to indulge and treat yourself like a Caesar. Play, dine and unwind like royalty at Caesars Palace Las Vegas, the remarkable, palatial center-Strip resort. From luxurious hotel rooms to world-class entertainment, it’s time to experience a trip that’s one for the books. Caesars Palace is one of the best-known casino resorts in the world. 

Opened in 1966, Caesars Palace is a 5-acre Las Vegas icon designed to make guests feel like royalty, featuring Roman-themed architecture, 18+ fountains, and a 20-foot statue of Julius Caesar.

caesars palace

Fontainebleau

Built upon a legacy of unparalleled service, and timeless design, Fontainebleau Las Vegas is the newest chapter of the iconic Fontainebleau brand. With its expansion to the Las Vegas Strip, Fontainebleau Las Vegas ushers in a new era of luxury hospitality.

A small detail I loved about this hotel is their signature bowtie logo hidden all over the resort.

Fontainebleau