Ceasars Palace

This iconic Las Vegas property has been around for years, but that hardly means its lost any of its luster. The hotel and casino, modeled after ancient Rome, wows from the moment you walk in the door, with its soaring ceilings and eye-catching architectural touches. In the guestrooms, you’ll find modern decor with Roman accents, for a stay that’s contemporary yet elegant. The ultimate luxury is found, however, in the on-site villas, which provide unprecedented experiences high above the Las Vegas Strip.

The Delano Las Vegas

This hotel offers upscale style and swagger just slightly off the main drag. The guestrooms are decked out in a futuristic white and gray, with views of the mountains beyond, leaving little to be desired. You’ll never run out of room at this property, either — it’s an all-suites hotel, so you receive the best of the best, automatically. A boutique feel in the middle of the desert, it provides a service a step above some of the other, more commercialized properties you’ll find nearby.

Vdara Hotel

Vdara Hotel and Spa is an all-suites property right on the Las Vegas Strip, with immediate access to fine dining and luxury shopping. The suites, with their dark wood, frosted glass and contemporary furnishings, make you feel as if you were staying in an upscale apartment, rather than a room in large hotel. There are a variety of suites to choose from, so you can pick the right fit for you and your traveling companions, whether you want a roomy seating area for kicking back at night, a full dining area for hosting your friends or a pet-friendly abode so you can bring along your pooch.

Bellagio Las Vegas

Everyone knows the Bellagio Las Vegas. This iconic Las Vegas property blows visitors away with its regular fountain shows. See the spectacle up close and personal — from the comfort of your own guestroom. Each room is luxuriously outfitted, with classically elegant furnishings, from the plush bedding to the eye-catching armchairs. A color palette of blue and white extends throughout the primary guestrooms, until you get to the specialty suites, which surprise with pops of color and unique accents. Whichever room you choose, you won’t be disappointed in the experience.

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas

Brand-new to the Las Vegas scene, opening in 2018, the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas takes over the previous home of the Mandarin Oriental. This hotel is a cut above the rest, with its celebrated service, unmistakable style and world-class experiences. A retreat from the Vegas hubbub, it’s a casino-free, smoke-free establishment that truly shines, with its nearly 400 guestrooms and suites, all spaciously appointed; the 27,000-square-foot spa; and three pools on the eighth floor. Additionally, the property boasts a great location, just steps from T-Mobile Arena.