Key Points:
- Hotel rooms that allow smoking are quickly going extinct in Las Vegas, with both Caesars and MGM Resorts eliminating the room type.
- Frustratingly, many hotels that still offer smoking rooms won’t guarantee one, and will only provide it at check-in if available.
- Your best bet to find one tends to be at stand-alone Strip resorts, resorts on Fremont Street, and resorts in the locals market.
Hotel rooms in Las Vegas that allow smoking are becoming increasingly difficult to find, as many resorts move to eliminate the room type altogether, MGM Resorts being the most recent example.
With options disappearing, I thought it would be helpful to share which Las Vegas hotels still offer smoking rooms.
For each hotel, I’ll also explain how to book that specific accommodation. Oftentimes, the room type is clearly labeled, but other properties require you to check a specific box, call to request a smoking room directly, or have you add that preference to a “special request” box.
Hotels on the Strip that Allow Smoking
Caesars Entertainment Properties: At this point, no standard guestrooms at resorts under the Caesars umbrella offer smoking rooms, however, both Caesars Palace and Paris allow smoking in certain suites, but they’re spendy.
To book one of those suites that allow smoking, navigate to Caesars’ booking portal, select your dates of travel, and select the “smoking” filter at the top of the results page.
Tropicana: Rooms that allow smoking are clearly labeled on Trop’s booking portal.
TI: Book the “Smoking Deluxe Room” type specifically when booking with the property.
Wynn/Encore: While Wynn and Encore don’t have smoking rooms listed on their website, they do have 2 floors of smoking rooms available in each tower.
These rooms are bookable on a first come first served basis over the phone.
STRAT: STRAT offers a “very limited” number of smoking rooms. When booking, you’ll want to note that you desire that type of room specifically, and you’ll be accommodated if there is one available at check-in.
Unfortunately, there are no guarantees.
Hotels in Downtown Las Vegas that Allow Smoking
Plaza: Guests can book the “Deluxe Smoking Room” room type on Plaza’s website.
Golden Gate: Smoking rooms are available on Golden Gate’s website and come with either one queen bed or two doubles.
4 Queens: To reserve a smoking-permitted room, guests need to check the “Smoking Requested” box after selecting their dates and room type when booking to indicate their preference.
The D: Smoking rooms are available in The D’s hotel, however, they are “Very limited”. When booking, you’ll need to notate your request in the special request field and you will be accommodated if a smoking room is available at check-in.
El Cortez: Offering a limited number of smoking rooms, guests simply need to select a “smoking” room type when booking directly as they are clearly marked.
Main Street Station: A short walk from Fremont Street, Main Street Station offers smoking rooms directly on their website.
With both Fremont and The Cal’s moving their hotels to be 100% non-smoking, Main Street is the only Boyd property left with smoking rooms.
Off-Strip Hotels Offering Smoking Rooms
Palace Station: A casino popular with locals, Palace Station still offers smoking rooms.
To book, navigate to the Station Casinos booking portal and select a room labeled as smoking after selecting your dates of travel.
South Point: Simply select a smoking room option at the time of booking on the property’s website.
Although smoking rooms in Las Vegas are slowly going extinct, there are still a healthy number of hotels that allow it.
Even if your preferred resort doesn’t allow smoking in the hotel room, the casino floor is typically a short elevator ride away, and almost all casinos (except for Park MGM) still allow for smoking in gaming areas.
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I’m a former software salesman turned Vegas aficionado. While the craps table is my preferred habitat, I pull myself away to explore new attractions, shows, restaurants, and outdoor activities around Las Vegas with the intent of sharing my experiences.
Ultimately, I just want to help folks plan a better trip and save a few bucks in the process.
BBD
Tuesday 13th of December 2022
I can't believe losing good players is worth not having some smoking rooms to offer to at least certain levels of players. Oh well.... See ya Boyd. Still plenty of other casinos want my money.
Chris
Monday 7th of November 2022
Looks like el cortez is fully non smoking now.
Jake
Monday 7th of November 2022
@Chris, I'm still seeing a few smoking options available on most dates. They may just sell out quickly on busier nights.
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Saturday 17th of September 2022
The 3 Downtown Boyd properties are now showing all smoking rooms as "room type unavailable" starting mid-December and through 2023. This is new, I booked a smoking room for NYE a couple of weeks ago. Wondering if I will get the news upon checkin.
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Friday 7th of October 2022
@Jake Hoffman, Thanks for making the phone call so I didn't have to use the telephone!
Jake Hoffman
Wednesday 28th of September 2022
Thanks for the call out! Just chatted with Boyd and both Fremont and The Cal hotels are now non-smoking, however, MSS still has smoking rooms.
Peggy
Wednesday 8th of September 2021
Although I smoke I don’t want to stay in a smoking room… I’d rather smoke outside… I don’t like the smell in the rooms
Steven e Haftner
Monday 23rd of August 2021
Thank you Jake, as a smoker I appreciate your research and will book a room at a resort that allows smoking. Great help thanks ellery h