Resorts World Las Vegas

There is a lot to love about Resorts World Las Vegas. However, the standout feature is that it’s a curated collection of Hilton brand hotels, each offering something unique for its guests. What you can expect from all three of the Hilton Las Vegas hotels are top-tier property amenities, rooms with technology and luxury appeal, tasteful art, immersive facilities, and unprecedented levels of customer service. 

Las Vegas Hilton

The Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World is what you might call the “standard” hotel of the international Resorts World brand. That’s not to say that the Vegas Hilton is subpar in any way. It’s more than in comparison to the Conrad and Crockfords, the Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World isn’t quite as high-end. Still, it’s an exceptional option with many tech conveniences like environmental controls and digital keys, along with comfortable amenities in each of the rooms. 

The Rooms at Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World all measure 400 sq ft and are available with either a single king bed or a two queen bed option. Guests can choose the standard Deluxe Room or opt for a room with a city view, partial Strip view, or full Strip view. Keep in mind that the better the view, the higher the nightly rate is likely to be. 

Conrad Las Vegas

Next up at Resorts World is Conrad Las Vegas, which happens to be one of the largest Conrad hotels in existence. Unlike the Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad Las Vegas offers its guests the options of either their luxury rooms or spacious suites. 

Conrad offers premium rooms with modern but warm decor, tasteful art, and premium amenities. The Premium room at the Conrad Las Vegas hotel measure 550 sq ft, so it’s a good deal more spacious than the Deluxe rooms offered by the Las Vegas Hilton property. The Premium Rooms are also available in a standard room or with a view of either the city or the Strip. 

Suite options at Conrad Las Vegas include a one-bedroom suite, a two-bedroom suite, and a luxurious presidential suite. Guests who stay in the Presidential Suite or the Two Bedroom Strip View Suite will love the panoramic view of the Vegas Strip from the expansive floor-to-ceiling windows. Enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning or a cocktail at night and just relax and take in the view. 

Crockfords Las Vegas

Finally, last but certainly not least, is Crockfords Las Vegas. Crockfords is something unique and special on several levels. For starters, it belongs to the Hilton brand’s line of LXR hotels. These are ultra-luxury hotels, and there are currently only five locations of Crockfords around the world. The Crockfords at Resorts World Las Vegas is the first in the United States. 

As you might expect from LXR hotels, there are perks like a dedicated VIP check-in, a private reception lobby, luxe accommodations, and premium amenities. There’s really no detail or luxury that’s left untouched in any of the Crockfords’ rooms and suites. Crockfords also offers Villas and Palaces for ultra-luxury accommodations. 

Crockford accommodations are uniquely situated in the Resorts World Property to offer more privacy and seclusion for discerning guests who would rather be somewhat removed from the noise and traffic of the resort. 

Resorts World Las Vegas offers a wonderful collection of restaurants for guests and visitors to satisfy all of their must-have cravings. From fine dining to casual market fare and beverage outlets, the culinary scene at Resorts World offers something for everyone. 

For an exquisite night out, Resorts World offers a collection of some of the best fine-dining restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip. These include:

• Carversteak
• Breeza
• Caviar Bar Las Vegas 
• Bar Zazu
• Wally’s
• Viva
• Crossroads 
• Fuhu
• Genting Palace
• Kusa Nori

No matter which you choose, you can expect expertly curated menus, one-of-a-kind, globally inspired dishes, and attentive service for a special night out in Las Vegas. 

For casual eats, Resorts World Las Vegas has your cravings covered. Guests and visitors enjoy dining in relaxed hotspots like the Dawg House, Mulberry Street Pizzeria, Co-op Frose & Eatery, Junior’s Cheesecake, and Suns Out Buns Out. Perhaps the real star of the show when it comes to casual market fare at Resorts World is their Famous Foods Street Eats, which offers everything from a Burger Barn to more globally inspired dishes with nibbles from around the world and restaurants with an expertly crafted mixology program. 

Resorts World Las Vegas offers unrivaled entertainment experiences, with some of the biggest names in the music and entertainment industries calling the resort home to their Las Vegas residencies. 

It’s not at all uncommon for artists to make an extended stop in Las Vegas after a worldwide tour. Some current residences taking place on the stage of the Resorts World Theatre include Katy Perry, Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, David Blaine, and Kevin Heart. 

Resorts World is also where Celine Dion had planned to make her epic return to Las Vegas. However, recent health issues have resulted in her putting her residency on hold. We’re all wishing her well and hoping she’s able to return to the stage at Resorts World soon. 

The Resorts World Theatre is where all the magic happens. The 5,000-seat venue features a sophisticated multi-level design that means there’s not a bad seat in the house. No seat in the theatre is more than 150 feet from the stage, and the layout is designed to give each seat clear, unobstructed views of the stage.

All of this, plus state-of-the-art acoustics, makes this one of the best theatres in Las Vegas. 

Hanging out at the pool is just part of the experience of staying at one of the top resorts in Las Vegas. Resorts World Las Vegas features several pools, so you have your pick of which laidback hangout you want to spend an afternoon of fun and sun at. 

The main pool complex features three pools – the main pool, a family pool, and the Bimini Pool, each with its own atmosphere and amenities. There’s also a Cabana Pool, which is a private space reserved only for Crockfords guests. 

If lazing by the pool isn’t enough action for you, catch one of the pool parties at Ayu Day Club, which promises sizzling hot fun in the sun for more adventurous hotel guests. 

Resorts World Las Vegas is home to the Awana Spa, offering guests a portal into a serene world of pampering and relaxation. Awana is a spa that’s unlike others in Las Vegas. With rounded rooms and modern design, Awana manages the balance of a sleek, trendy, and incredibly warm & inviting environment. 

What you’ll find at Awana spa is a menu of approachable wellness offerings. This includes massage services, personalized treatments, and couples offerings, which are a wonderful treat for newlyweds and couples celebrating an anniversary or other special occasion in Las Vegas. 

The Spa at Resorts World also offers a unique experience called the Fountain of Youth. For this, instead of reserving a single spa experience, guests with a Fountain of Youth passport enjoy three hours in the spa facilities as they enjoy creating their own relaxing and rejuvenating experience throughout the spa property. You get to try a little bit of everything and leave feeling absolutely renewed. A Fountain of Youth passport is required for this experience. 

What would a resort property on the Las Vegas Strip be without a casino? Resorts World Las Vegas doesn’t disappoint with a classic Vegas-style casino that offers all the time-honored details and elegance that other casinos have let slip away from experience. 

The 117,000 sq ft casino floor offers all the usual suspects, including table games and slots. But perhaps where this casino really stands out is with the private casino on the 65th floor at Alle Lounge. It’s pure decadence, but be prepared to lay down some hefty sums of money to play there. 

If you’re not really the type to hang out on the casino floor but still want to indulge in a few casino games, you can always head over to someplace like RedTail, which is a social gaming bar at Resorts World, with a bit more lively and social atmosphere.  

Genting Rewards

Genting Rewards is the rewards points program offered by Resorts World Las Vegas, with exceptional ranges of rewards for the different status tiers. One of the easiest ways to earn Genting Rewards points is by spending time at the casino, but what’s nice about this rewards program is that there are other easy ways to earn points as well. 

For example, you can earn points by dining at Resorts World Las Vegas, shopping for last-minute gifts at the curated retail boutiques, having a drink or two at one of the nightlife spots, and spending time at the spa. 

Rewards range from great deals on rooms at Resorts World Las Vegas to exclusive invitations and early access tickets to shows at the theatre. 

Resorts World Las Vegas offers both self-parking in the resort’s parking garage and valet parking services. Guests can use the self-parking garage for a flat rate of $10 per day, and they can use their digital key to enter and exit the garage during their stay. 

While Resorts World no longer offers free parking to their guests, a flat rate of $10 is still a pretty good deal for parking on the Las Vegas Strip.

Resorts World is located at 3000 S Las Vegas Blvd. If you’re attending an event at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Resorts World is only about a mile away. The resort is also located about four miles from Harry Reid International Airport. 

• Resorts World Las Vegas is home to three Hilton brand hotels – Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad Las Vegas, and Crockfords LXR Hotel.
• Resorts World does charge a resort fee in addition to the cost of the room. 
• The Resorts World Theatre offers a revolutionary staging system for incredible views and sound.
• Resorts World is the first integrated resort to land on the Strip in over a decade. 
• Reservations can be made online or by contacting Resorts World Las Vegas directly.