Luxury Hotels in Las Vegas
From $309/night · 15 hotels compared · updated September 1, 2026
Updated September 1, 2026
Booking a luxury hotel in Las Vegas? At the top end of the market in Las Vegas, Nevada, the price differences between booking sites are largest in absolute dollars — the identical suite can vary by a meaningful amount per night depending on who is selling it, and rate inclusions differ too: one site's rate may bundle breakfast, resort credits, or flexible cancellation while another's cheaper rate strips them out. This page compares live nightly rates for upscale properties in Las Vegas so you can see both the price and the site behind it before you book. Guest ratings and review counts come from real partner booking-site data, useful for separating true five-star service from properties trading on an old reputation. Every result comes from a live partner search — we never invent listings, prices, or reviews, and booking links go straight to the site offering the rate.
Luxury Hotels in Las Vegas
Real hotels and prices from a recent live search. Nightly rates are before taxes and fees and may have changed. We may earn a commission when you book through these links, at no extra cost to you.
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NOBU Las Vegas – A Caesars Rewards Destination
5-star hotel · 4.0/5
$621/night · Oct 2–4, 2026
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Caesars Palace Hotel & Casino
5-star hotel · 4.3/5 (351 reviews)
$588/night · Oct 2–4, 2026
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Bellagio
5-star hotel · 4.5/5 (324 reviews)
$543/night · Oct 2–4, 2026
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Bellagio Hotel & Casino
5-star hotel · 4.4/5 (537 reviews)
$551/night · Oct 2–4, 2026
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Wynn Las Vegas
5-star hotel · 4.7/5 (464 reviews)
$747/night · Oct 2–4, 2026
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Trump International Hotel Las Vegas
5-star hotel · 4.6/5 (636 reviews)
$309/night · Oct 2–4, 2026
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Frequently asked questions
What counts as a luxury hotel in Las Vegas?
This page focuses on upscale properties in Las Vegas — higher-end hotels and resorts with premium rooms, service, and amenities. There is no single official standard, so use each result's guest rating and review count (from real partner booking-site data) alongside the price to judge whether a property delivers at its rate.
How much do hotels in Las Vegas cost per night?
As of August 27, 2026, the median nightly hotel rate in Las Vegas was $369, with sampled rates ranging from $64 to $2,148 across a sample of 50 properties (weekend stay, 2 adults, 1 room, before taxes and fees). Luxury properties sit toward the top of that range; run the search above to see live rates for upscale stays on your dates.
Do luxury hotels in Las Vegas include breakfast or resort credits?
It varies by property and by rate. The same luxury room in Las Vegas is often sold as several different rate plans — some including breakfast, spa or resort credits, or flexible cancellation, others stripped down to a lower price. The details of what a rate includes are always shown on the partner's booking page before you pay.
Why book a luxury hotel in Las Vegas through a comparison instead of the hotel directly?
Because at luxury price points the spread between booking sites is largest in dollar terms — the identical room in Las Vegas can be listed at meaningfully different prices at the same moment. Comparing first costs nothing and shows you the direct rate alongside partner rates, so you book whichever is genuinely best.
Are the ratings on these luxury hotels in Las Vegas trustworthy?
Ratings and review counts come directly from our partner booking sites — real aggregated guest scores, not editorial picks. VerifiedStays never reorders results to favor a commission, so a highly rated property in Las Vegas earned that score from guests, not from us.
Do I pay extra for booking through VerifiedStays?
No. You pay the partner site's own price. VerifiedStays may earn a commission from the booking partner at no extra cost to you.
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