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Which Las Vegas Hotel Fits Your Vibe? We've Got You Covered for Every Kind of Trip
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Date:2025-04-10 22:33:09
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Planning a trip to Las Vegas? Not sure where to start? Well, don't worry, we've done the research on hotels and have you all set. Because where you stay, says a lot about your vibe. And whether you've got a love for timeless elegance or more of an desert oasis aesthetic, have to be part of the action, or you're just traveling with kids, we've got the hotel for you.
So, keep on scrolling to find the best Las Vegas hotel that fits your vibe. Because what happens in Vegas, creates great vacation memories. That's how the saying goes, right?
Timeless Elegant Vibes
Do you subscribe to quiet luxury? Do you have a taste for classy things? Then you might just have timeless elegant vibes. You steer more traditional in style, but you also love modern amenities.
Staying at the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas just feels sophisticated and elegant. It's a non-smoking, non-gaming respite in the heart of the Strip, with a Forbes 5-star spa, fitness center, pool deck with 3 pools surrounded by cabanas, and gourmet dining. Indulge in high tea in the chic Tea Lounge or sip a craft cocktail in the Hotel Bar, surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows looking out on the Strip. You may not want to leave.
Ultimate Desert Oasis Vibes
You work hard, and therefore, you play hard. Your aesthetic is more modern, but you also appreciate the finer things. You'll take luxury, but it doesn't have to be quiet.
Want the best amenities? Virgin Hotels Las Vegas delivers a spa, pool, and fitness center, then adds a 21+ beach club that feels like you’re in the Mediterranean and 24-hour dining and gaming. You're a 5-minute ride to the airport and a quick walk to the famous Strip. Relax in the Roman-style bath house, jump into a yoga class on Saturday and Sunday morning, then hit up The Theater for nightly entertainment.
At the Center-of-It-All Vibes
You're in Vegas, so you want to be at the center of Vegas. You're no stranger to the Strip and you want your itinerary packed with the best food, entertainment, gambling, and more. No sleep till...well, you get home.
With 3 hotels in one, Resorts World is an integrated, 88-acre resort right on the Strip. You've got 7 pools, a spa, gaming, nightlife, entertainment, bars, and more. Choose from Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad Las Vegas, or Crockfords Las Vegas, LXR Hotels & Resorts, and you've instantly got the best of everything that Vegas has to offer.
Pre-Game Vibes
In town to cheer for the Vegas Golden Knights or the Las Vegas Raiders? Then you need to be in the middle of it all, and staying in the Stadium District is a must. Get your pre-game on and don’t miss a second of the action.
Conveniently located within 5 minutes of the Strip and T-Mobile Arena, and just a half mile from Allegiant Stadium, the Home2 Suites by Hilton Las Vegas Stadium District is ideal for any sports fan. The suites have plenty of room for your crew with spacious kitchens and living room areas, plus there’s an outdoor pool, grills, a firepit, and combined fitness center and laundry room. Cap it all off with free hot breakfast daily.
Family-Friendly Vibes
Las Vegas isn't just for the adults. If you're traveling with kids, there's plenty for the city to offer that's family-friendly and fun, and places to stay with practical amenities that make it easier with little ones in tow.
There are several Hilton Grand Vacations Club locations in Las Vegas that offer timeshare opportunities, but you can also just book them for your trip without membership. What's great about the Elara Center Strip, is that it includes suites that feature kitchens (a bonus for parents who might have to keep extra food refrigerated or need to prepare an in-room meal), private laundry facilities, and a pool, of course. It's a 52-story tower with access to over 170 shops and restaurants in the Miracle Mile, giving your family a little bit of everything.
Looking for more family-friendly hotels and resorts (that are also fun for adults)? Then check out our top U.S. picks.
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