Vegas Hotel Comparison

Pros

+ Largest poker room on the Strip

+ Premium slot selection

+ World-class restaurants

+ Iconic fountains and atmosphere

Cons

- Higher room rates

- Resort fee on top of rate

- Can feel overwhelming

Pros

+ Largest casino floor in Vegas

+ Most slot machines

+ Lower room rates

+ Direct T-Mobile Arena access

Cons

- South Strip location

- Older property feel

- Very spread out

Pros

+ Best table game selection

+ Total Rewards loyalty program

+ Premium poker room

+ Forum Shops access

Cons

- Complex layout to navigate

- Expensive dining

- High resort fees

Pros

+ Most table games per sq ft

+ Highest-end slot titles

+ Exceptional service

+ Beautiful casino design

Cons

- Most expensive rates

- Smaller casino than competitors

- North Strip location

Pros

+ Best Center Strip value

+ Eiffel Tower views

+ Walkable to everything

+ Good slot variety

Cons

- Smaller casino floor

- Older machines

- Fewer high-limit areas

Pros

+ Latest slot machine titles

+ Excellent poker room

+ Modern rooms with smart tech

+ CityCenter location

Cons

- No direct Strip frontage

- Resort fee is steep

- Can feel corporate

MGM Grand has the largest casino floor in Las Vegas at 171,500 square feet with over 2,500 slot machines. It is the biggest single casino floor on the Strip.

MGM Grand has the most slot machines (2,500+) while Bellagio is known for the highest quality slot selection with the latest premium titles. ARIA is best for the newest machine releases. For slot variety and volume, MGM Grand wins. For premium titles and high-limit slots, Bellagio and Wynn lead.

Resort fees are mandatory daily charges added on top of your room rate. On the Strip they typically run $35-$50 per night. MGM Grand and Paris charge $39/night. Bellagio, Caesars, Wynn, and ARIA charge $45/night. Always check the total price including resort fees before booking.

Bellagio, Caesars, Paris, and ARIA are all on Center Strip -- the best location for walking to other casinos and attractions. Wynn is North Strip and MGM Grand is South Strip. Center Strip is the most walkable and is recommended for first-time visitors.

Paris Las Vegas offers the best value on the Strip, with rooms from $79/night, a $39 resort fee, and a solid 95,000 sq ft casino in a prime Center Strip location. MGM Grand is the best choice if you want the most slot machines at a lower price point, with rooms from $89/night.

Bellagio has the most prestigious poker room on the Strip with 40 tables and a world-famous reputation. ARIA is a close second with an excellent high-stakes room. Caesars Palace is best for tournament play. Wynn offers the most luxurious poker experience.