Nevada Las Vegas Hotels

Most people visit Las Vegas to see shows featuring world-famous entertainers and to try their luck at the gaming tables. But the city offers much more to see and do. The streets of Las Vegas, with neon and glittering lights, are themselves a popular attraction.

The three-mile Las Vegas strip is home to more hotels rooms than any other spot on Earth. The strip features primo five-star Las Vegas hotels like the Bellagio, the Venetian, the Ritz-Carlton and Mandalay Bay. The Wynn, opened in 2005, has arguably the most luxurious accommodations in Sin City. This 215-acre, $2.7 billion resort boasts the only golf course on the strip, which was designed with ultimate precision and creativity by Steve Wynn and Tom Fazio. The Wynn has a casino that caters to every type of bankroll, and shopping options that rival Rodeo Drive.

Among other luxury hotels there is The Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino which is one of the hottest hotels of Las Vegas is magnet for celebrities all around the world. With incredible restaurants and genuine hospitality, it is an unforgettable experience. Another hotel, The Bellagio impresses with its sophisticated demeanor and style. No frills, no slight of hand, all elegance and grace; the Bellagio caters to the refined guest.

As far as mid-range and backpacker hotels are concerned, Las Vegas offers many of them that provide comfort with affordability. There is Excalibur Hotel and Casino, Circus Hotel Casino and Theme Park, Flamingo Las Vegas, Imperial Palace Hotel Casino, Harrahs Las Vegas Casino & Hotel, Stratosphere Casino Hotel and Tower, Riviera Hotel and Casino, Tropicana Resort & Casino, Orleans Hotel and Casino and many more offering excellent service and wide range of amenities.

For backpackers, several hotels are available in Las Vegas. Plaza Hotel, Park Plaza, Fremont hotel, Silverton hotel and casino, Holiday Royale apartment suites, Super 8 motel and, many others provide basic facilities and are moderately priced.