The Top Las Vegas Hotels

If you want to stay on the Las Vegas Strip, these four hotels are considered famous.

1) Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas
3752 Las Vegas Blvd. South

Located right at the center of the Las Vegas strip, the Mandarin Oriental hotel is 47 stories high. The 23rd floor boasts one of the best views of the strip in Las Vegas, however there are floor to ceiling windows throughout. A sky bridge connects the hotel to the center of the strip. Modern and sophisticated; its 392 rooms were decorated by interior designer Adam D.Tihany. Fine dining includes the Twist restaurant by Pierre Gagnaire. The Mandarin Oriental is renowned for its excellent customer service, featuring cabana boy pool side service. Subtle oriental styling throughout, the hotel features a full service, luxurious oriental style spa. This hotel was awarded the AAA Five Diamond Award. Typically, rooms start at about $200 at night.

2) The Wynn Las Vegas
3131 Las Vegas Boulevard

This hotel opened in April of 2005 on the site of the former Desert Inn Restaurant and Casino. The Wynn is known for its excellent customer service and state of the art exercise facilities. Distinguishing itself from other Las Vegas hotels, the property is located on 217 acres. The Wynn houses a 111,000 square foot casino. There are 19 restaurants, a 2,087 seat showroom and 74,700 square feet of retail space. Distinguishing features include an in-house 18-hole golf course, and a Ferrari and Maserati dealership. The Wynn art gallery features works from Rembrandt to Guaguin to Van Gosh. Rooms start at about $200 at night.

3) The Bellagio
3600 Las Vegas Boulevard South

One of the largest Las Vegas hotels, the opulent Bellagio is located in the middle of the strip. There are 3,933 rooms. This hotel was awarded the AAA Five Diamond Award. Known for attentive service, the Bellagio has a full service, luxury spa that boasts a 65,000 square foot ceiling. The Bellagio has a stunning garden area and breathtaking fountains in its magnificent lobby. On site restaurants include: Circo, Jasmine, Le Cirque, Michael Mina, and Shintaro. The design is old world and classical. Rooms start at about $276 per night.

4) The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
3708 Las Vegas Blvd. South

A relative newcomer among Las Vegas hotels, the Cosmopolitan opened its doors on December 15, 2010. The hotel features 2,995 rooms, boasting rooms that resemble residential living spaces. The onsite casino is 100,000 square feet. The spa is the Sahra Spa & Hammam, which is a luxurious, full service facility. The hotel boasts the exciting Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub by the TAO Group. A number of unique restaurants include the Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill, the Comme Ça by Los Angeles Chef David Myers and Scarpetta and D.O.C.G. by Scott Conant. The Cosmopolitan is pet friendly, allowing pets under 50 pounds. There are on-site tennis courts and three separate swimming pools. Rooms start at about $185 per night.