Las Vegas Hotel Room Reviews – Strip & Downtown

Located at the far south end of the Strip, Mandalay Bay offers a quieter, less hectic location than properties in the middle of the Strip. I recently stayed in, and reviewed, their 1 bedroom Penthouse Sky View Suite and look forward to giving you a look inside.

Bellagio's Premier King room is slightly more expensive than the baseline Resort King option, but you score additional seating and one stunner of a bathroom for the upcharge.

Take a look inside one of Aria's Deluxe King rooms! Although a baseline room option, I think you'll agree that it packs a luxurious punch!

Caesars Palace's Palace Premium Room would best be described as exuding "quiet quality". While the room itself won't blow you away, the bathroom ranks among the more aesthetically pleasing I've seen in Las Vegas.

Encore is widely recognized as one of the nicest hotels in Las Vegas - See why.

The Octavius Premium Room at Caesars Palace offers an impressive 550 square feet of space, a small living area, and a jetted bath tub. Take a look!

Park MGM's rooms offer unique design touches not found in other Las Vegas resorts. Take a peek inside if you're looking for a quality room that won't break the bank!

Also at the south end of the Strip, Delano exudes quiet luxury. Let me introduce you to their 1 bedroom King Suite, which provides stunning views of the Las Vegas Strip to the north.

A 1-Bedroom suite in the heart of the Strip, Caesars Palace's Julius Studio Suite pops with accents of yellow.

I've traditionally steered clear of Vdara due to the fact the hotel lacks a casino. I was wrong. Vdara offers a modern, stylish room product and is mere steps away from Aria's gaming floor and other Strip resorts.

Wynn is synonymous with luxury and having the opportunity to review one of their baseline Resort King rooms was a real treat. In addition to an upscale room product, Wynn offers unique floral photo opportunities, diverse dining options, and a stunning pull complex.

Look inside the baseline (and cheapest) accommodation type at Resorts World - The Hilton Deluxe Room.

The newest resort on the Strip offers hotel rooms under the Hilton, Conrad, and Crockfords brands which are listed in order of level of luxury you can expect. I recently had the opportunity to check out a Conrad branded room, and look forward to sharing my experience.

Cromwell is a small, boutique hotel in the middle of the Strip and has been on my "to stay at" list for some time. Finally, their Luxury Room popped up as a complementary option in the Caesars Rewards portal and I jumped at the opportunity.

Located on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip, Circus Circus is a popular destination for families due to the abundance of kid-friendly activities at the resort. Take a look inside one of their West King Rooms!

Luxor's Pyramid Premier Corner Suite (Big) has 850 square feet of space, a 2-person tub in the room, and is built into the resort's iconic pyramid. Take a look inside!

What Flamingo lacks in luxury it makes up for with value. Their Premium Room is one of the more affordable suites on the Strip, offering additional square footage and a small living area.

I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for themed properties in Las Vegas, making Paris one of my favorite resorts to visit. Take a look inside one of their Burgundy hotel rooms!

Take a look inside one of The Venetian's suites!

LINQ's bunk bed room offers a lofted twin bed in addition to 2 queens and could be the perfect option for a small group or family - Take a look!

One of the more unique room offerings in Vegas, LINQ's Poolside Cabana Room has an outdoor patio area that opens up to their Influence pool deck.

Circa is the newest resort on Fremont Street and packs a luxurious punch when compared to other offerings downtown. In addition to a modern and upscale room product, Circa also boasts a stunning rooftop pool deck, cavernous sportsbook, and so much more.

Sporting a distinctly green hue, El Cortez's Cabana Suites are located in a separate building across the street from the casino. Because of their location, they tend to be some of the quieter rooms on Fremont Street.

Located in Downtown Grand's new Gallery Tower, their Superior Rooms are not only some of the quietest on Fremont Street, but have a more modern feel.

Premium Rooms at Downtown Grand are located in their main hotel tower and are more dated than rooms in the new Gallery Tower. While not quite as nice, they do tend to be a hair cheaper.

The room decor at Binion's Hotel Apache is a throwback to an earlier era, but don't let that fool you, the rooms still have the modern amenities you'd expect today.

Palace Station's Studio Suite offers a few additional square feet and one heck of a view at a comparatively palatable price point.