Vegas All-Inclusive Deals – Get More For Your Money

Key Points:

• MGM Resorts has the most compelling all-inclusive-style deal on the Strip currently. Caesars’ deal has ended.

• Golden Nugget is the last offer standing on Fremont Street after Plaza & Circa’s summer deals wound down.

• None of these is a “true all-inclusive” (like at Caribbean resorts), but it’s something.

Las Vegas hasn’t historically been known for all-inclusive hotel deals, but a handful of resorts are dipping their toes in the water.

These deals often include free parking, waived resort fees, and free food and/or drinks. They aren’t as all-inclusive as resorts in Mexico, per se, but it’s a start.

Unfortunately, these deals aren’t permenant, and tend to pop up at slower times of the year to generate demand.

I’ll keep this updated and link to the deals for easy comparison & booking.

On Fremont Street

Golden Nugget

Golden Nugget is offering an all-inclusive-style deal for 2-night mid-week stays through December 28th that costs $199 total and includes:

• $50 food & beverage credit per night ($100 total).
• Complimentary upgrade to the Rush Tower.
• VIP check-in
• A Dubai chocolate bar welcome gift
• 1 pm late check-out
• No resort fees

This seems solid, and I loved my stay in the Rush Tower, one of the nicest hotel towers downtown.

On The Strip

Excalibur & Luxor

MGM Resorts is offering a compelling all-inclusive deal at Luxor & Excalibur that starts at $330 for a 2-night stay for 2 people.

Here’s what’s included:

• 2 nights at Luxor or Excalibur (resort fees are included)
• 3 meals per day, per guest at a solid selection of restaurants (detailed below).
• 2 tickets to a show (options detailed below).
• 2 rides on NYNY’s Big Apple Coaster
• $25 in freeplay
• Free self-parking

Want to stay longer? You can book this deal “back to back”.

Eligible restaurants include: Excalibur’s Buffet, TAP Sports Bar (MGM Grand & Excalibur), Diablo’s Cantina, Pyramid Cafe, Public House, Backstage Deli, Tom’s Watch Bar, Noodle Shop, or the MGM Grand Buffet.

Eligible shows include Blue Man Group, Carrot Top, Fantasy, Australian Bee Gees, Mac King, and Thunder from Down Under.

My take: This is a really solid deal, provided the hotel, restaurant, and show options are up your alley.

STRAT

Strat’s “All-In Rates Package” is valid for dates of travel through October 31st, 2026, and includes:

• Room Rates starting at $49/nt mid-week ($99/nt weekends)
• Free SkyPod Observation Deck admission for 2 people
• $25 daily dining credit
• Waived resort fee and taxes (which is included in the price)

Obviously, this one isn’t a “full” all-inclusive deal, as you only get $25 a day for dining, but it’s a solid offer, valid for STRAT’s lowest, unrenovated tier of hotel rooms.

I recently stayed in a renovated Elevate Room at STRAT, and my review details the resort experience, which I enjoy, though the location leaves a bit to be desired.

Sahara

Sahara is offering “All-In Rates” through July 2027 with rates starting at $89/nt that include:

• Waived resort fees
• Free breakfast for 2 daily at Zeffer’s Cafe.
• Free late checkout
• Free parking (it’s always free, though)

Like Strat, Sahara struggles with a less-than-ideal location on the north end of the Strip, but don’t let that scare you away. Sahara is connected to the Monorail system, and you can be mid-Strip in minutes for $6.

I’ve loved my stays at Sahara. The rooms are a good value, the casino floor is elegant for a budget property, and the dining options are up my alley.

Off-Strip

Tuscany

Room nights as part of Tuscany’s “All Inclusive Style” deal start at around $100/nt mid-week, will be offered from June 1st – August 31st, and include:

• Daily Breakfast at Marilyn’s Cafe
• AYCD (select wells) at Toscana Bar & Piazza Lounge
• 50% off poolside cocktails
• 50% off cocktails at Bistecca
• All day HH at Pub 365
• $10 freeplay & $10 match play

While none of these all-in rates is a “true” all-inclusive experience (sans Plaza, which is pretty darn close), they allow you to get a bit more bang for your lodging buck, and that’s a good thing.

Related: Vegas resorts with a “No Resort Fee” Promotion.