FullReviews Index
Treasure Island Las Vegas
Treasure Island Las Vegas: Hop aboard a Caribbean adventure at Treasure Island, without foregoing any of your land-lubbing luxuries. It may themed like a Robert Louis Stevenson story, but Treasure Island is at heart a luxury resort catering to upscale travelers without children.
Signature at MGM Grand
Signature at MGM Grand: A moving covered walkway connects The Signature at MGM tower to the an abundance of entertainment and dining options at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino. But the private, gated luxury hotel offers guests the quiet and seclusion of a separate property.
Wingate by Wyndham Henderson
Wingate by Wyndham Henderson: The small hotel is designed for business travelers but will also appeal to vacationers looking for great value.
Tropicana Hotel Casino
Tropicana Hotel Casino: The Tropicana sat alone on the intersection of Tropicana and Las Vegas Boulevard back in 1957. The location has since become much more popular, with Excalibur, New York New York, and the huge MGM adjacent.
Staybridge Suites Las Vegas
Staybridge Suites Las Vegas: The low-rise all-suite extended stay hotel provides travelers a home away from home. It offers a convenience store and gift shop, fitness center, pool, business services and complimentary wireless Internet service in public areas.
Bill's Gamblin' Hall &Saloon
Bill's Gamblin' Hall &Saloon: Formerly named Barbary Coast, this fun Victorian-themed hotel not only offers a gaming hall, but also Elvis shows and other classic lounge acts.
Rio All-Suite Hotel Casino
Rio All-Suite Hotel Casino: The Rio is off the Strip and past a highway, although you can see the red and blue neon tower from the Strip. You'll have to catch a cab to and from, but it is worth the trip.
Hard Rock Hotel
Hard Rock Hotel: You may not see too many rock stars hanging out, but you will be part of the "crowd." The Hard Rock is a popular spot for twenty-somethings and tends to be a real scene at night.
Embassy Suites Las Vegas
Embassy Suites Las Vegas: The Embassy Suites caters to the business traveler who doesn't care that there are no jangling slot machines downstairs.
Trump Hotel Las Vegas
Trump Hotel Las Vegas: Donald Trump and Las Vegas seem like a natural fit; both are so over-the-top in their sensibilities. That said, the 64-story gilded-glass tower, housing over 1200 suites, is relatively subdued.
Renaissance Las Vegas
Renaissance Las Vegas: This popular and comfortable hotel targets business travelers and conventions with a location right next to the Convention Center.
Stratosphere Hotel Casino
Stratosphere Hotel Casino: Since its opening in 1996, the Stratosphere has already become one of the most recognizable icons of the Strip.
Jockey Club Las Vegas
Jockey Club Las Vegas: The only all-suite, no-casino hotel on the Las Vegas Strip.
Green Valley Ranch
Green Valley Ranch: A grand resort with Mediterranean styling, the "ranch" will delight the eye without puncturing the pocketbook.
Red Rock Casino Resort
Red Rock Casino Resort: The first billion-dollar resort and casino to be built off the Strip, Red Rock takes full advantage of a picturesque setting in the mountains.
Ritz-Carlton, Lake Las Vegas
Ritz-Carlton, Lake Las Vegas: Surrounded by a 320-acre lake, this Tuscan-style resort has a white sand beach, lagood and waterfall.
Venetian Hotel Casino
Venetian Hotel Casino: The Venetian treats guests to a taste of Renaissance Italy in the desert.
Tuscany Suites &Casino
Tuscany Suites &Casino: This highly affordable resort is ensconced among 27 acres of winding pathways, landscaping, pools and fountains.
Four Seasons Las Vegas
Four Seasons Las Vegas: If you want a luxury Las Vegas experience but want to stay an arm's length from the casinos and nightlife, the Four Seasons is an excellent choice.
Wynn Las Vegas
Wynn Las Vegas: Hotelier Steve Wynn sold the Bellagio and designed his newest hotel to outdo it.
Hyatt Place Las Vegas
Hyatt Place Las Vegas: This attractive hotel features oversize guest rooms with 42-inch flat panel HDTVs.
South Point Hotel Casino Spa
South Point Hotel Casino Spa: A first-rate Equestrian Center is just one of the many special amenities that lift this value-paced low-rise Strip resort out of the ordinary. It also harbors a 16-screen Century Theatre movie complex and a 64-lane bowling center.
Golden Nugget Las Vegas
Golden Nugget Las Vegas: When Tim and Tom (Thomas Breitling and Timothy Poster), co-founders of Travelscape, took over this hotel on Freemont Street in downtown Las Vegas, it made for interesting reality TV.
JW Marriott Las Vegas
JW Marriott Las Vegas: Away from the hubbub of the strip this lushly landscaped resort is a desert oasis surrounded by golf courses galore.
Main Street Station Hotel
Main Street Station Hotel: Bargain shoppers will be interested in this downtown hotel, which combines low rates with desirable amenities.