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Hotels in The Strip
29 Hotels
Elara By Hilton Grand Vacations - Center Strip
80 East Harmon Avenue Miracle Mile Shops

The upper-middle-range Elara by Hilton Grand Vacations is a massive 1200-unit timeshare property that offers spacious suites on the Vegas Strip. It's a non-gaming hotel and a bit limited on features -- there's no full restaurant here and room service is not 24-hours -- but it does have an attractive outdoor pool with a seasonal poolside bar serving food, as well as a lobby bar and a Starbucks cafe. The fitness center is well equipped with Precor machines. Suites, with up to four bedrooms, are sleek and modern, and come with kitchenettes/full kitchens. Floor-to-ceiling windows fill them with natural light, and larger units add extras like whirlpool tubs. For an alternative with more features, the neighboring Planet Hollywood has a casino and several restaurants, plus rooms are more stylish. 

Paris Las Vegas

Paris Las Vegas is an upscale hotel and casino situated in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. Its 2,916 spacious rooms have Baroque-inspired decor, plus iHome docks, large flat-screen TVs, and marble bathrooms. The huge property -- including the casino -- is meant to evoke an evening in Paris, complete with a massive Eiffel Tower that draws visitors from across Vegas. There are 14 restaurants that get positive reviews, including French, sushi, and Italian options. The huge pool has a laid-back vibe, and entertainment includes adult shows and live music. Other amenities include a spa, gym, and a shopping area with boutiques and cafes. Travelers wanting an on-Strip stay with a clubbier vibe and fun extras like a Flowrider surfing pool may want to check out Planet Hollywood Hotel and Casino instead.

The Cromwell Hotel Las Vegas

Situated in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, The Cromwell is a four-pearl boutique hotel with vintage-style interiors and its own casino. There are 188 rooms and suites, many with views out over The Strip, and while all have elegant decor, most lack coffeemakers. Amenities are geared toward leisure travelers and include Drai's Beachclub Nightclub, an indoor/outdoor club with long hours and multiple pools, but it's restricted to guests 21 and over and there's a fee. There are also a couple of restaurants, namely a 24-hour snack bar and an elegant Italian joint, created by celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis. Overall, it's a great place for young partygoers, but families are better off somewhere more kid-friendly, such as the much larger MGM Grand Hotel & Casino.

ARIA Sky Suites
3730 S Las Vegas Blvd At ARIA Resort & Casino

Located atop the ARIA Resort & Casino, the 442-room ARIA Sky Suites is a luxe, more serene alternative to the many party-oriented hotels on the Strip. Its suites are chic and modern, with a wide array of high-tech amenities such as tablets to control lighting and curtains, extravagant bathrooms with jetted tubs, and floor-to-ceiling windows -- some offering panoramic Strip views. Service is top-notch here, with personal concierges, a private lounge with free drinks and snacks, and free airport transfers in a limousine. Guests get access to all of the features at the ARIA Resort & Casino, including all of its restaurants, the spa, the pools, and the gym, plus, the Sky Suites has its own private pool. It's worth comparing rates with SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand, a luxe option with a similar concept.

Tropicana Las Vegas - A DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel
7250 Pollock Drive Las Vegas

A $180 million renovation completed in 2011 turned the once-dingy Tropicana into one of the nicer mid-range hotels on the Strip. This storied hotel is one of the oldest in Vegas -- it was built in 1957, and once had mob associations -- but today it is clean, modern, and even somewhat stylish, with South-Beach-inspired decor and a sprawling pool club and nightclub, Bagatelle Beach. The casino isn't as large as others on the Strip, but the central location makes it easy to gamble elsewhere -- the hotel is connected via pedestrian bridges to MGM Grand and Excalibur. The basic contemporary rooms have fresh tropical style; guests should stay in the Paradise Tower to be close to the Strip or the Club Tower to be close to the pool. But note that prices tend to be a bit higher than at other mid-range options such as Treasure Island and New York New York.

Hilton Grand Vacations on the Las Vegas Strip

This large Hilton hotel is a three-pearl timeshare property that offers 1,239 spacious studios and multi-bedroom suites. Suites are spacious and well equipped, with full kitchens, living rooms with dining areas, and even washers/dryers; studios have kitchenettes. Though there's no casino here, it has a solid set of features, including two attractive outdoor pools and three hot tubs, modern fitness facilities, and a large spa with six treatment rooms. The biggest downer here is the location and some guests cite it as a big inconvenience -- it's a bit far from the Strip and about a 20-minute walk from most of the main hotel-casinos. Those wanting to be closer to the action might want to opt for Elara by Hilton Grand Vacations, also a timeshare property, located right by Miracle Mile Mall and Planet Hollywood.

Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

First opened in 1946, the 3,626-room Flamingo Las Vegas is one of the most iconic hotels on the Strip. In addition to all the Vegas basics -- including multiple dining options, a huge casino, top-rated shows, and a number of wedding venues -- this upper-middle-range hotel offers a few great features: a bustling party pool, a spa, on-site shops, and the popular Wildlife Habitat, complete with exotic birds, turtles, and fish. Rooms, however, are hit or miss -- non-renovated units are somewhat dated and basic, while renovated rooms and suites have stylish contemporary decor and upgraded technologies. Rates are some of the lowest on the Strip, but those on a budget may want to bear in mind that a resort fee is added at checkout. Families may prefer the Mirage Hotel & Casino, which has nightly fire-and-water shows, and largely well-maintained rooms.

Delano Las Vegas
3940 S Las Vegas Blvd Mandalay Bay Beach

This 1,117-room, 4.5-pearl property is the result of an $80 million renovation, completed in Fall 2014, of the former THEhotel at Mandalay Bay. The revamping brought striking desert-inspired art installations to the lobby and chic, white furnishings in the suite-style rooms. There's not much in way of entertainment or dining on-site, but it's connected to the huge and lively Mandalay Bay. For guests or business travelers wanting a quiet retreat still near the Vegas hustle and bustle, the Delano is a prime pick.

Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

Occupying the 35th through 39th floors of the Mandalay Bay Resort, the Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas is an oasis of calm in a city known for its frenetic energy. Guests at the Four Seasons can look forward to decadent Art-Deco inspired rooms with huge marble bathrooms, sophisticated on-site dining, a renowned spa, and the luxury hotel brand’s signature “anticipatory service.” Though there's no dedicated casino here, the Mandalay Bay's is an elevator ride away. The only downside is the hotel's location on the Strip’s southern end. Travelers who’d prefer a more central Strip location should check out the equally luxurious Mandarin Oriental.

Hilton Grand Vacations at the Flamingo

Tucked behind the storied Flamingo, this popular time-share hotel gives guests both the quiet, laid-back feel of apartment living and quick access to the high-energy entertainment of the Las Vegas Strip. The hotel has a casual, family vibe, but nothing in the way of fine dining or entertainment on the grounds.