The Biggest Hotels in Las Vegas: How Many Rooms Do They Have & How to See Them All in One Night
The biggest hotel in Las Vegas is the MGM Grand, which holds approximately 6,852 rooms and suites across its main tower and connected conference center, making it one of the largest hotels in the world by room count. Close behind are the Venetian Resort (7,092 rooms and suites across its combined towers), The Bellagio (3,933 rooms), and Mandalay Bay (3,211 rooms). In total, the Las Vegas Strip concentrates more hotel rooms per square mile than anywhere else on the planet.
TL;DR: The Venetian Resort edges out MGM Grand in total room count when its towers are combined, but MGM Grand holds the title as the single largest hotel structure on the Strip. You can drive past all of them, and stop for photos in front of the most iconic ones, in a single evening.
The Biggest Hotels in Las Vegas, Ranked by Room Count
Before we get into how to see them, here's the definitive list. These numbers reflect total rooms and suites across each property's main towers.
- The Venetian Resort, ~7,092 rooms and suites (Venetian + Palazzo towers combined)
- MGM Grand, ~6,852 rooms and suites (main hotel + conference center hotel)
- Wynn Las Vegas & Encore, ~4,748 rooms and suites (both towers on one campus)
- Bellagio, ~3,933 rooms and suites
- Mandalay Bay & Delano, ~3,211 rooms and suites
- Caesars Palace, ~3,960 rooms and suites across six hotel towers
- The STRAT Hotel, ~2,427 rooms and suites
- Paris Las Vegas, ~2,916 rooms and suites
- Bally's Las Vegas, ~2,814 rooms and suites
- Luxor, ~4,407 rooms and suites
That's tens of thousands of rooms stretching along a four-mile corridor. Walking between them is possible, but it takes hours, your feet pay the price, and you miss the one angle that makes the Strip truly spectacular: seeing it all lit up at night from the road.
How to See All the Biggest Hotels in One Night: A Step-by-Step Guide
This is where most visitors get it wrong. They pick one or two properties, wander inside, and never really see the Strip. Here's how to do it properly.
Step 1: Time It Right
The Strip transforms after dark. Aim for a 7:00, 9:00 PM pickup, late enough that the neon and LED displays are fully blazing, early enough that the roads aren't gridlocked. Sunset light also makes for stunning photos in front of the big resort facades.
Step 2: Start at One End of the Strip
The classic route runs from the Mandalay Bay / Luxor end (south) up through the heart of the Strip to the Wynn / Encore / Venetian end (north), with a possible extension toward the Fremont Street Experience. This way you pass every major mega-resort in sequence without backtracking.
Step 3: Plan Your Photo Stops in Advance
You won't be able to stop in front of every single property, traffic and logistics won't allow it. Pick your five or six must-have shots. The most popular stops our guests choose include:
- The Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign (south end of the Strip)
- The Bellagio fountains
- The Paris Las Vegas Eiffel Tower
- The Venetian Resort grand entrance
- The MGM Grand lion entrance
- The Luxor pyramid and sphinx
A professional photographer who knows exactly where to position you at each stop, and how to work with the light, makes all the difference here.
Step 4: Choose the Right Tour Length for Your Group
This is the question we get most often, and the honest answer depends on how many stops matter to you.
- Couples and small groups of 2, 4: The 1.5 Hour Strip Limo Tour covers the essential landmarks beautifully and is the most popular choice for intimate groups.
- Groups of 4, 8 who want to add Fremont Street: The 2 Hour Strip & Fremont Tour extends the route north to the original Las Vegas downtown experience, a genuinely different world from the modern Strip mega-resorts.
- Large groups of 20, 30: The Party Bus Tour keeps everyone together in one vehicle, with the same photographer and all-inclusive experience.
Step 5: Let Your Chauffeur Handle the Route
This is the part that surprises guests most. Your chauffeur knows which lanes allow brief stops, which entrances photograph best, and how to time the Bellagio fountain show. You don't need to navigate, argue about parking, or watch the road, you watch the Strip.
Step 6: Keep Your Eyes on the Skyline, Not Your Phone
Because the photography is handled by a professional who's with you the entire tour, there's no reason to spend the night staring at a screen trying to capture it yourself. Be present. The photos will be there when you wake up tomorrow.
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Strip Hotel Tour
- Book your tour before your other evening plans. Starting at 7 PM gives you the full lit-up Strip experience and still leaves the rest of the night free.
- Wear something you'll want to remember. The Bellagio, the Venetian, and the Welcome sign are iconic backdrops, dress for the photos.
- Families are very welcome. One of the most common questions we receive is from families visiting with children who want to give their kids an unforgettable Strip experience. The limo tour is completely family-friendly.
- Hotel pickup is included. Every tour includes pickup and drop-off at your hotel, no rideshare, no parking, no logistics.
- Complimentary champagne is included for adults. Sparkling water and non-alcoholic options are always available for guests who prefer them.
- All photos are included. There are no upgrade packages or photo fees. Everything your photographer captures is delivered to you, typically 200+ images.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the biggest hotel in Las Vegas?
By combined room and suite count, the Venetian Resort (including the Palazzo tower) leads with 7,092 rooms. MGM Grand is the single largest standalone hotel structure on the Strip, with roughly 6,852 rooms across its main property and connected hotel tower.
Can you really see all the major Strip hotels in one night?
Yes, the Las Vegas Strip is only about four miles long, and the major mega-resorts are clustered closely together. A 1.5 to 2 hour private limo tour covers all the landmark properties with photo stops at the most iconic ones. It's genuinely the most efficient and memorable way to experience the full scale of the Strip.
Is the limo tour suitable for families with kids?
Absolutely. Families traveling with children are among the guests we host regularly, and the tour is completely family-friendly. Kids tend to love the limo experience, and the Strip at night, the lights, the fountains, the giant pyramid at Luxor, is genuinely awe-inspiring for younger guests.
Which tour is best for a couple visiting Las Vegas?
The 1.5 Hour Strip Limo Tour is the most popular choice for couples and small groups of two to four. It covers all the essential landmarks with professional photos, complimentary champagne, and hotel pickup, everything included.
Does the tour include Fremont Street and the older downtown hotels?
The 2 Hour Strip & Fremont Tour extends the route to include the Fremont Street Experience, which is home to some of Las Vegas's oldest and most historically significant casino hotels. It's a great way to see both sides of Las Vegas in one evening.
How far in advance should I book?
As early as possible, especially for peak dates in summer and around major events. Availability fills up quickly on weekends, and holding a specific date and time requires a confirmed booking. Check current availability directly on the tour pages to see what's open for your dates.
