The Best Luxury Hotels to Book in Las Vegas, Nevada

The 43-story 1,117-room luxury suite hotel located within the Mandalay Bay complex is a hotel within a hotel. Spa-style baths and separate living rooms characterize the larger-than-average suites, whose mostly white-toned color schemes invoke the hotel’s Miami forebear. The hotel’s VIP arrival experience and personal butlers maintain luxury at over-the-top levels – just what high-rolling hipsters want when they hit the Strip. As with many Vegas hotels, the pool is the focal point for socializing, and the Delano’s version features a submerged chess board – just in case you’re feeling high-minded between Mandalay Bay slot pulls.

The non-gaming (and non-smoking) Four Seasons Las Vegas is one of the few hotels occupying prestigious Strip real estate without a slot machine in sight. Instead, the Four Seasons focuses on wellness, relaxation and rejuvenation – you can get your gambling on at off-property casinos such as the Mandalay Resort & Casino, located next door. Stylish and refined accommodations follow standard FS procedure, so you know what you’re getting, but it’s the elegant spa and pool deck that provide a welcome respite from the Vegas chaos outside.

Bucking the Las Vegas tradition of “go big or go home”, this trendy hotel brings an NYC boutique sensibility to the Entertainment Capital of the World. The 293 rooms here feel more residential than Three-Ring Circus – you can walk across the street to the MGM Grand for that – with Bellino linens, a mahogany writing desk, oak hardwood floors and Carrara marble mosaic tiles. Truly, the Marrakech-inspired pool and cabanas will leave you feeling like the head of a royal court.