Biggest Hotels in Las Vegas 2026: Room Counts, Must-See Landmarks & How to Visit Every One in a Single Night
The biggest hotel in Vegas is The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, which holds approximately 7,093 suites, making it not just the largest hotel in Las Vegas but one of the largest in the entire world. Right behind it are MGM Grand (6,852 rooms), Wynn/Encore (4,748 rooms combined), and Bellagio (3,933 rooms). Every one of these iconic properties lines the same stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard, which means a single night on the Strip puts all of them within reach.
TL;DR: The Venetian is the biggest hotel in Vegas by room count. The top five largest hotels all sit on or just off the Strip, and a private limo tour is the most efficient (and most fun) way to see them all in one night.
The 10 Biggest Hotels in Las Vegas by Room Count (2026)
Before planning your night, know what you're working with. These are the largest hotels in Las Vegas ranked by total room and suite count:
- The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, ~7,093 suites
- MGM Grand, ~6,852 rooms (including The Signature)
- Wynn Las Vegas + Encore, ~4,748 rooms combined
- Bellagio, ~3,933 rooms
- Caesars Palace, ~3,980 rooms and suites
- Paris Las Vegas, ~2,916 rooms
- Bally's Las Vegas, ~2,814 rooms
- Mandalay Bay, ~3,211 rooms (including Delano)
- The STRAT Hotel, ~2,427 rooms
- Luxor Las Vegas, ~4,407 rooms
These properties stretch from the south end of the Strip near Mandalay Bay all the way north to The STRAT, a corridor of roughly four miles that contains more hotel rooms than most major cities have in their entire downtown core.
How to Visit Every Major Hotel on the Strip in a Single Night: A Step-by-Step Guide
Attempting this on foot is a recipe for sore feet and a half-finished bucket list. The Strip is longer and more spread out than it looks on a map. Here's how to actually pull it off.
Step 1: Start at the South End, Mandalay Bay & Luxor
Begin your night at the south anchor of the Strip. The Luxor's black glass pyramid and its famous sky beam (visible from space on a clear night) make for one of the most dramatic photo backdrops in Las Vegas. Just steps away, Mandalay Bay's exterior lights up beautifully after dark. These two properties are best appreciated from the outside, which is exactly what a limo tour is designed for.
Step 2: Work North Through the Mid-Strip Giants
From Luxor, move north through the heart of the Strip. This stretch is the most densely packed with landmark properties:
- MGM Grand, the famous bronze lion statue out front is a classic photo stop
- New York-New York, the Manhattan skyline replica and the Brooklyn Bridge walkway are instantly recognizable
- Paris Las Vegas, the half-scale Eiffel Tower glows pink and gold at night; this is one of the most-photographed spots on the Strip
- Bellagio, the fountains run every 15, 30 minutes after dark and are genuinely one of the best free shows in the world
- Caesars Palace, the Roman columns and Forum Shops entrance are iconic from the street
Step 3: Hit the North Strip, Venetian, Wynn & Beyond
Continue north to reach the largest hotel in Las Vegas. The Venetian's Grand Canal exterior, with its arched bridges and Italian-inspired facade, is stunning at night. Directly across the street, Wynn and Encore offer a sleek, modern contrast, the curved bronze towers are beautifully lit after sunset.
Step 4: Cap the Night at The STRAT
The STRAT Tower marks the northern boundary of the Strip experience and is visible from nearly everywhere on Las Vegas Boulevard. Even from street level, the tower is a dramatic landmark that closes out the northern run perfectly.
Step 5: Loop Back for Fremont Street (Optional, and Worth It)
If time allows, the original Las Vegas, Fremont Street, sits just a few minutes north of the Strip. The Fremont Street Experience canopy runs one of the largest LED light shows in the world, and the vintage neon of the Golden Nugget and Binion's gives the whole area a completely different energy from the modern Strip. Our 2 Hour Strip and Fremont Tour is built specifically for guests who want to cover both worlds in a single night, and it's consistently our most-booked option, popular with groups of around five guests.
Why a Private Limo Tour Is the Only Way to Actually Do This
Here's the honest reality: the Strip is four miles long, parking is a logistical nightmare, and walking between properties in the heat (or even in the cool of a Vegas night) eats up far more time than most visitors expect. Taxis and rideshares get you from point A to point B, but they don't stop for photos, they don't wait while you take in the Bellagio fountains, and they don't come with a professional photographer capturing every moment.
A private limo tour solves all of that. Your chauffeur knows exactly where to stop and how to time the route. Our professional photographer is with you at every stop, capturing the landmarks, the group, the candid moments, so nobody has to be the designated phone-holder for the night. Champagne is included, hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and gratuities are covered. There's nothing to coordinate on the night itself.
For couples or small groups of two or three, the 1.5 Hour Strip Limo Tour covers all the essential landmarks at a comfortable pace. For groups of five to eight, which is the most common size we see, the 2 Hour Tour gives enough time to add Fremont Street without feeling rushed. And for larger groups of 20 or more, the Party Bus Tour keeps everyone together in one vehicle, no splitting up, no lost members of the group.
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Strip Hotel Tour
- Go after dark. Every hotel on this list is dramatically better lit at night. The fountains, the neon, the LED displays, all of it is designed for after sunset.
- Time the Bellagio fountains. They run every 15 minutes from 8pm onward on weeknights and every 15 minutes from 7pm on weekends. A good chauffeur times the route around this.
- Don't try to go inside every hotel. The exteriors and immediate surroundings are where the landmark moments happen. Saving the casino floors for another time keeps the night moving.
- Book earlier in your trip, not the last night. You'll want the photos and the memories to carry through the rest of your stay, not just as a final-night afterthought.
- Communicate your must-see stops in advance. Every group has a non-negotiable, whether that's the Venetian canals, the Paris Eiffel Tower, or the Welcome to Las Vegas sign. Mentioning it when you book means it's built into the route.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the biggest hotel in Las Vegas?
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas is the biggest hotel in Las Vegas by room count, with 7,093 suites. It is also one of the largest hotels in the world. Every room is a suite, which is part of what makes the property so distinctive.
Can you see all the major hotels on the Strip in one night?
Yes, and a private limo tour is the most practical way to do it. The Strip runs about four miles from Mandalay Bay to The STRAT, and a 1.5 to 2 hour tour covers all the major landmarks with time for photos at each stop. Trying to walk the full length is possible but leaves little time for anything else.
Is the 1.5 Hour Tour or the 2 Hour Tour better for seeing the big hotels?
Both cover the core Strip landmarks. The 1.5 Hour Tour is ideal for couples or small groups who want the essential experience at a comfortable pace. The 2 Hour Tour adds Fremont Street, the original Las Vegas, and gives a bit more breathing room at each stop. One of the questions we get most often is how to fit both the Strip and Fremont into one night; the 2 Hour Tour is the answer. Visit the 2 Hour Tour page or the 1.5 Hour Tour page for current availability and pricing.
What's included in a My Vegas Limo Tour?
Every tour includes a professional photographer (all photos are included, no upcharges), complimentary champagne, gratuities, and hotel pickup and drop-off. Nothing is hidden or added at the end of the night.
How many people can do the limo tour together?
The 1.5 Hour and 2 Hour tours work well for couples up to small groups. For larger parties, think bachelor or bachelorette groups, birthday celebrations, or corporate events with 20 to 30 guests, the Party Bus Tour keeps everyone together in one vehicle with the same all-inclusive experience.
Is the Welcome to Las Vegas sign near the big hotels?
The iconic Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign sits at the southern end of the Strip, near Mandalay Bay. It's a short distance from the main cluster of large hotels and is a standard stop on Strip limo tours, it's one of the most requested photo moments of the entire night.
