A to Z Directory of Las Vegas Hotels

It's time! CityCenter is opening up on the Las Vegas strip and there is so much to be excited about that you will be exploring for a few days. When you are done exploring the restaurants, bars and nightlife will keep you very entertained. If you can imagine the magic of Dean, Frank and Sammy on the strip, well CityCenter is the new generation of...

Caesars Palace Las Vegas is still a gem in the desert. It continuous to keep with the changes on the Las Vegas strip and is still the place to be in Las Vegas.

Off the Las Vegas strip and an alternative to the Las Vegas party scene.

The rooms are small but comfortable and the hotel is located right on Fremont Street. This hotel is legendary because of the World Series of Poker. Do not expect to be wowed. This is still old school Las Vegas and the casino has those low ceilings and dark corners that you no longer find on the strip.

The California club caters to Hawaiians so do not be surprised if you get that island feel. The Cal is a small place with character that can be had for a very good price.

This is a low end property to say the least. You might be put off by the sleazy characters that hang out around the outside but the area is starting to get cleaned up so you might see an improvement soon.

Elegance is once again defined by Steve Wynn at Encore Las Vegas. Right next to Wynn Las Vegas Encore is the next level of luxury in Las Vegas

This festive, Mexican-themed casino sits on 46 acres and was recently renovated to add more parking, a 12-screen movie theater, 500 slot machines and a new race and sports book.

Similar to its Henderson counterpart, Fiesta Rancho is a Mexican-themed hotel and casino, where players can gamble under a thatched roof. Of course it can't be too heated of an experience - it's one of the few Vegas casinos to offer a 31,000 square foot indoor ice rink.

Everything seems a little older than you would wish for but still in working order. It’s convenient and cheap. If you are not into luxury and just need a place to stay in Downtown this could work.

This is downtown Las Vegas accommodations. The rooms are clean but small and far from fancy. The casino is old school and can be smoky but average for downtown.

This resort offers a spa, casino, hotel, shopping, movie theaters, entertainment and dancing all in a sophisticated, intimate European atmosphere.

The energy at the Hard Rock is hard to explain but if you have a problem with having too much fun and drinking a tiny bit too much this may or may not be the place for you.

This Mediterranean-style getaway offers a casino, spa and four-star hotel. It's only minutes away from the Las Vegas Strip, and maintains a friendly and intimate atmosphere.

The Rio Hotel is off the strip but it is close enough to maintain the Las Vegas feel. It's no different than taking a cab to the end of the strip when you jump in a taxi and head to the Rio.

This father-son establishment caters to both visitors and locals. Located six miles from the Strip, it offers nature trails and family entertainment in addition to its casino.

Situated near the Las Vegas Strip and Red Rock Canyon, this 38-acre hotel and casino was renovated in 2006, and caters to both locals and visiting families.

One of the few places where you can see an aquarium in the middle of the desert, Silverton offers a rustic-lodge atmosphere close to the action of the Las Vegas Strip.

This Southwest-themed establishment sits on 47 acres and boasts a spacious casino and hotel. Located near the Dallas Events Center, there is as much entertainment around the casino as there is inside.

Old-world architecture meets new-world fun in this intimate, Mediterranean casino. This venue offers fine dining for its visiting gamers and a villa-style design to make guests feel like they're close to both Vegas and Italy.

Within walking distance of the Las Vegas Strip, this Western-themed casino offers newly renovated hotel rooms within a five-mile radius of most tourist attractions

Description and information about the M Resort Las Vegas. Located along Interstate 15 It's the first resort you see when you come in to Las Vegas. Modern, hip, sleek and well priced.

Bill's Gambling Hall is old school, it’s small, old and smoky. With less than two hundred rooms the Bill's Gambling Hall and Saloon is a speck of desert compared to its neighbors.