10Best Las Vegas, NV Hotels

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Quote OpenSome Vegas pools areas are so incredible that they're almost like water parks. Mandalay Bay and MGM Grand are known for their amazing pools, which have both adults-only and kid-friendly areas.Quote Closed

 

 

 

 
 

 

New & Notable Las Vegas Hotels

Hot, new hotels in Las Vegas & notable places to stay this month.

  • Dive into fun at Mandalay Bay Beach

    With its own 1.6-million-gallon wave pool, 200-yard lazy river and Beachside Casino, it's no wonder Mandalay Bay Beach is one of Las Vegas' most luxurious pool complexes. Offering something for everyone, the Mandalay Bay attraction may only be open to hotel guests, but locals and non-hotel guests alike can enjoy its summer Beach Concert Series and its adults-only pool, Moorea Beach Club. Read on for more on one of Las Vegas' coolest pool scenes.  Read more »

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  • The Upcoming Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace Las Vegas

    Caesars Las Vegas is adding an exclusive new hotel within the hotel. The world’s first Nobu hotel, the creation of partners that include actor Robert DeNeiro and Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, is currently set to open in late 2012. The boutique hotel will be contained within Caesars and will have private check-in, ultra-plush amenities, and a distinctive Zen ambiance.    Read more »

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About Las Vegas, NV Hotels

Hotels

In Las Vegas, lodging options are plentiful. Visitors find a welcoming assortment of Las Vegas hotels, with prices to fit just about any budget and amenities to suit most tastes. Business travelers can take advantage of national chains that cater to those with work to do. Families and vacationers can sleep comfortably and cheaply, and business travelers find these hotels affordable, attractive options as well. Check out the 10Best Las Vegas hotel listings to find the perfect accommodations for you.

- Las Vegas Expert Joseph K. Hall Jr.