Where to stay

Las Vegas hotels for the Grand Prix

40 hotels across five areas, each with race-week advice. Not sure which area? Read where to stay for F1.

Center Strip (16)North Strip (7)South Strip (9)Downtown (3)Off-Strip (5)

Center Strip

The Center Strip runs roughly from Park MGM and the Cosmopolitan north to the Venetian and Treasure Island. It's the Las Vegas of postcards — the Bellagio fountains, Caesars Palace, the Eiffel Tower, the High Roller and Sphere are all within a long walk of each other. This is where the circuit runs. Las Vegas Boulevard between Harmon Avenue and Sands Avenue becomes part of the track, and Koval Lane and Harmon Avenue to the east carry the rest of the lap. Staying here puts you closest to the cars, but also inside the closures: expect security checks, re-routed walkways and long rideshare waits on track nights.

Center Strip

Bellagio

Bellagio is the Strip's classic luxury address: an Italian lakeside-inspired resort fronted by an eight-acre lake and the famous dancing fountains.

Center Strip

Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace is a Roman-themed landmark with six hotel towers, the Garden of the Gods pool complex, The Forum Shops and the Colosseum theater, where many of the biggest headline residencies play.

Center Strip

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

The Cosmopolitan is the Strip's design-led, nightlife-heavy resort, known for terrace rooms with Strip views, the three-story Chandelier bar and a deep restaurant line-up.

Center Strip

ARIA Resort & Casino

ARIA is a sleek, modern resort in the CityCenter complex with floor-to-ceiling windows, smart-room tech and a large public art collection.

Center Strip

Vdara Hotel & Spa

Vdara is an all-suite, non-smoking, non-gaming hotel tucked behind Bellagio and ARIA.

Center Strip

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

The Waldorf Astoria is a quiet, non-gaming luxury tower beside ARIA with a 23rd-floor sky lobby, a renowned spa and high-floor rooms looking over the Strip.

Center Strip

Paris Las Vegas

Paris Las Vegas recreates the City of Light with a half-scale Eiffel Tower, a replica Arc de Triomphe and cobblestone lanes inside.

Center Strip

Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino

Planet Hollywood is a lively, pop-culture resort attached to the Miracle Mile Shops, with a big residency theater and a party-friendly pool.

Center Strip

Horseshoe Las Vegas

Horseshoe Las Vegas (formerly Bally's) is a central, budget-friendly resort at the corner of Flamingo Road and the Strip, home of the World Series of Poker-themed casino and a Monorail station.

Center Strip

Flamingo Las Vegas

The Flamingo is one of the oldest resorts on the Strip, with a famous wildlife habitat where real flamingos, ducks and turtles live among the palms.

Center Strip

The LINQ Hotel + Experience

The LINQ is a modern, compact hotel at the entrance to The LINQ Promenade, an open-air street of bars and restaurants that leads to the High Roller observation wheel.

Center Strip

Harrah's Las Vegas

Harrah's is a friendly, unpretentious resort in the middle of the Strip with a lively casino, comedy club and good value rooms.

Center Strip

The Cromwell

The Cromwell is a small boutique hotel at the Four Corners with a rooftop pool and day club, a celebrity chef restaurant and an adults-oriented atmosphere.

Center Strip

The Venetian Resort

The Venetian is a vast all-suite resort modelled on Venice, with indoor canals, gondola rides and the Grand Canal Shoppes.

Center Strip

The Palazzo at The Venetian

The Palazzo is the Venetian's sister tower, with larger suites, a high-end shopping concourse and direct indoor access to the Venetian's restaurants and canals.

Center Strip

Treasure Island (TI)

Treasure Island is an independent, value-focused resort at Spring Mountain Road, home of Cirque du Soleil's original Vegas show, Mystère.

North Strip

The North Strip stretches from Wynn and Encore past Resorts World and Fontainebleau to SAHARA and The STRAT. It mixes some of the newest luxury resorts with the best-value classics, and it's next to the Las Vegas Convention Center. Most North Strip hotels sit just outside the circuit, so you avoid the worst closures while staying within a short ride of the action. Wynn and Encore are closest to the Sands Avenue section near Sphere.

North Strip

Wynn Las Vegas

Wynn Las Vegas is consistently ranked among the city's top resorts, with a golf course, lush gardens, floral installations and refined restaurants.

North Strip

Encore Las Vegas

Encore is Wynn's sister resort: all-suite rooms, a buzzing beach club and a slightly younger crowd while keeping Wynn's service standards.

North Strip

Resorts World Las Vegas

Resorts World is one of the Strip's newest integrated resorts with three Hilton brands under one roof — Conrad, Las Vegas Hilton and Crockfords — plus a large food hall and pool complex.

North Strip

Fontainebleau Las Vegas

Fontainebleau Las Vegas is the tallest occupied building in Nevada, a glamorous resort that opened in 2023 with a sprawling pool deck, nightclub and destination restaurants.

North Strip

SAHARA Las Vegas

SAHARA is a refreshed classic at the north end of the Strip with a Monorail station, Magic Mike Live and good value compared with central resorts.

North Strip

The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower

The STRAT is home to the tallest freestanding observation tower in the US, with thrill rides at the top and some of the lowest room rates on the Strip.

North Strip

Circus Circus

Circus Circus is a family-focused resort with free circus acts and the Adventuredome indoor theme park, popular with budget travellers.

South Strip

The South Strip runs from MGM Grand and New York-New York down to Mandalay Bay, with Excalibur and Luxor in between. It's home to some of the biggest resorts in the world, T-Mobile Arena and Allegiant Stadium. The South Strip is outside the circuit, which makes it calmer on track nights. MGM Grand's Monorail station is the easiest way north to the circuit area, and free trams link Excalibur, Luxor and Mandalay Bay.

South Strip

MGM Grand

MGM Grand is one of the largest hotels in the world, with a huge pool complex, KÀ by Cirque du Soleil, David Copperfield, Jabbawockeez and the MGM Grand Garden Arena.

South Strip

Park MGM

Park MGM is a smoke-free resort with a European feel, a giant Eataly food market and the Dolby Live theater.

South Strip

NoMad Las Vegas

NoMad is a boutique hotel occupying the top floors of Park MGM, known for its library bar, refined rooms and private pool.

South Strip

New York-New York

New York-New York recreates the Manhattan skyline with a roller coaster weaving between its towers and a lively bar scene.

South Strip

Excalibur

Excalibur is a castle-themed budget resort with family entertainment, including the Tournament of Kings dinner show.

South Strip

Luxor

Luxor is the pyramid-shaped hotel with a sky beam visible across the valley.

South Strip

Mandalay Bay

Mandalay Bay is a tropical resort with an 11-acre beach area including a wave pool and lazy river, plus Shark Reef Aquarium and Michael Jackson ONE.

South Strip

Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

Four Seasons occupies private floors within Mandalay Bay, offering a quiet, non-gaming retreat with its own entrance and pool.

South Strip

W Las Vegas

W Las Vegas (formerly Delano) is an all-suite hotel on the Mandalay Bay campus, rebranded in 2024 with W's signature design and nightlife energy.

Downtown

Downtown Las Vegas is the city's original casino district, centred on the Fremont Street Experience. It has a more relaxed, old-school feel, lower prices and a growing food and bar scene in the surrounding streets and the Arts District. Downtown is about 15–20 minutes from the circuit by car and completely outside the closures, which makes it one of the best-value bases for race week.

Downtown

Circa Resort & Casino

Circa is Downtown's newest major resort and is adults-only (21+).

Downtown

Golden Nugget

The Golden Nugget is Downtown's most famous resort, with a pool featuring a waterslide through a shark tank.

Downtown

Plaza Hotel & Casino

The Plaza is a vintage Downtown hotel at the head of Fremont Street with good value rooms and a classic steakhouse in a glass dome.

Off-Strip

Off-Strip resorts sit a few minutes west or east of Las Vegas Boulevard, or out in Summerlin and the southwest valley. They offer more space, lower prices and easier parking, and several are close to Red Rock Canyon. Off-Strip hotels avoid the closures entirely. Rideshare to the circuit area takes 10–25 minutes depending on where you are; allow longer on race nights.

Off-Strip

Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa

Red Rock Casino Resort in Summerlin is a polished locals' resort with mountain views, a luxe pool and quick access to Red Rock Canyon.

Off-Strip

Durango Casino & Resort

Durango is a newer southwest Las Vegas resort with a modern casino and an acclaimed food hall.

Off-Strip

Palms Casino Resort

The Palms, just west of the Strip, has a pool, nightlife and restaurant scene, and is owned by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians.

Off-Strip

Rio Hotel & Casino

The Rio is an all-suite resort west of the Strip, home of Penn & Teller's long-running show.

Off-Strip

Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino

Westgate is next to the Las Vegas Convention Center, with a famous SuperBook sportsbook and a Monorail station.

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