What Hotel has the best view in Las Vegas ?
 

I am looking for a Suite in Vegas with a sick ass view. Any suggestions ? Give me specific room #'s if you can :thumbsup

luxor top !

I second that

yeah but you are so far away from everything when you stay at the luxor, plus last time I stayed there in Oct. they didn't have internet access yet, even though they said they did on their website...

Mandalay Bay

I live here in Vegas and although I've yet to stay in one of the strip hotels, here are a few tips.. Hope they help:

Mandalay Bay: Excellent hotel with great views, just make sure youre on the correct side of the building. One faces the airport and one the strip. Just be sure to ask.

Luxor: OK hotel, but if you get put into the rear tower, you wont see shit. Try to stay in the pyramid, near the top - and on the correct side. So many possibilities.

MGM Grand: Not bad at all. Youre near the end of the strip (near Mandalay) but the tower isnt bad. You get a great view of that end of the strip but its set rather far back from the road.

The Palms: Although NOT a strip locale, the tower offers a ridiculous view of the strip and old town.

Stratosphere: This is a much older building, but the hotel town does offer a great view of the strip from the north end. If you happen to end up on the wrong side of the building, you'll get a nice view of old town.

Hope this helps and hope you have a killer trip.

View? In Vegas?!?!


If you are looking outside you are wasting time!

Aladdin strip suites have the best view of the Bellagio fountains and that part of the strip.

Mandalay - especially on the House of Blues floor is incredible on the strip side

Four Seasons - same as Mandalay, their 180 suite is listed as the best suite in Vegas by all the travel mags

Venetian -- shitty service, the view from the right floors is nice tho


Have a good trip --

I've stayed on the top floor of the Mirage facing the strip and fire water. Beautiful! :thumbsup

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All the years of going to Vegas, and the view from the Ghost Bar at the Palms gave me an incredible new perspective on Las Vegas, I was speechless over that view.