Nightly resort fees in Las Vegas range from $0 (at a few select hotels) all the way up to the mid $40s at high-end properties like Wynn, Venetian, Aria, Bellagio, Caesars Palace, and Waldorf Astoria.

Prior to boasting this accolade, it was known as the first street to be paved in Las Vegas in 1925. The Golden Gate Hotel and Casino, which opened as the Hotel Nevada in 1905, is considered the ...

Fans can look for deals or get tickets to sold-out shows via StubHub, where orders are 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s FanProtect program. StubHub is a secondary market ticketing platform, and ...

And perhaps most fun of all, visitors can sleep over in its ice cream-themed hotel suites. "We’ve been working toward opening in Las Vegas for over five years, and this marks a pivotal moment in ...

Las Vegas hosts some of the best places to eat a steak, and not every single one of those establishments is located on Las Vegas Boulevard, though most of them are. Find real Kobe beef at SW ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. The longest strike in decades by Las Vegas hotel workers has come to an end. The Culinary Workers Union ...

Las Vegas doesn’t have an art museum yet; however, it has some of the world’s best art collections in public view in the most unlikely places, such as casinos and hotel rooms. Stay within a ...

Culinary Local 226 and Bartenders Local 165 have agreed to terms with Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, the two sides announced Wednesday. A five-year contract was ratified “by a vote of 100 (percent ...

With costs ranging from $44 to nearly $57 per night at casino-hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, resort fees can significantly increase the overall cost of a stay. Defenders of the industry practice ...

One of the biggest hotels on the Las Vegas Strip is undergoing a $300 million refurbishment of its rooms, and an unusual new restaurant is on the way too. On Friday, MGM Resorts announced the ...

Mikayla Whitmore for The New York Times Supported by By Elisabeth Vincentelli Photographs by Mikayla Whitmore Elisabeth Vincentelli reported this article over three days in Las Vegas in November.