Modern and fashionable, especially compared to some of Vegas’ older properties, with neo-retro flourishes.

Revamped resort is appropriately tropical, with the scent of coconut permeating the lobby and plantation shutters in guestrooms.

Beach, wave pool or lazy river? You do you. Hit Daylight Beach Club if that "you" is feeling sceney.

It's the Sea off the Strip: just a couple miles from the all-night action, yet feels as far away as Mexico's Caribbean beaches.

From the elegance of the Casino Tower to the decadence of Paradise, the hotel's newly renovated property offers a room for everyone.

Largest casino on the Strip and more rooms than anywhere else in town. Go big or go home.

Glitzy 86,000 sq. ft. casino onsite(!) and a short free shuttle ride to the Strip (feelin’ lucky?).

An OG when it comes to Strip megaresorts, revamped to meet the needs of today's Vegas-goers.

Castle-shaped hotel serves up medieval good times for all ages: a casino and beer pong for adults; Fun Dungeon and themed dinner show for the bambinos.

Mardi Gras all day, every day. Difficult to argue with that.

Modern and fashionable, especially compared to some of Vegas’ older properties, with neo-retro flourishes.

Peaceful and non-gaming, but right in the heart of the CityCenter action.

Decidedly upscale addition to the Palms property, the quality amenities create the perfect spot for taking a break from the exhausting Vegas party scene.

Egyptian-inspired design, complete with that giant pyramid-shaped building that shoots a beam of light from its peak (rumor has it you can see it from space).

This ain’t no smoke-filled casino: tropical-inspired grounds, complete with waterfalls & beach pool, provide a nice break from the Sin City craziness.