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Las Vegas Strip Casinos
The
Strip is the most popular and well known Las Vegas area. The
area is packed with hotels and casinos. Casinos
are listed in approximate geographic order, moving north up Las
Vegas Boulevard. You can also book hotels from our
Las Vegas
Strip map.
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Mandalay Bay Resort and
Casino
3950 Las Vegas Blvd S
$79-$429
Mandalay Bay is a new hotel/casino with an
excellent sports book.
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Luxor Hotel and Casino
3900 Las Vegas Blvd S
$69-$300
 The Luxor's pyramid-shaped hotel makes it one
of the most recognizable casinos on the strip.
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Excalibur Hotel and Casino
3850 Las Vegas Blvd S
$39-$279
The Excalibur is a fairly new casino in the
southern part of the Strip. It is a very
family-friendly resort.
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It!!
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Tropicana
3801 Las Vegas Blvd S
$39-$289
The Tropicana is the oldest casino in the
southern part of the Strip, although it has been recently
renovated.
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It!!
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New York, New York
3790 Las Vegas Blvd S
$59-$279
 New
York, New York is the tallest casino in Vegas. It's
design, patterned after the New York skyline, also makes it
one of the most recognizable. A huge plus is the TV's
mounted above each gaming table, but inexplicably, the
sports book is almost non-existent.
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Monte Carlo Resort and
Casino
3770 Las Vegas Blvd S
$40-$409
The Monte Carlo is a beautiful hotel and
casino in the heart of the Strip.
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It!!
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Boardwalk Hotel and Casino
3750 Las Vegas Blvd S
$39-$450
The Boardwalk casino is pretty lousy as far as
casinos go, but you might find much cheaper rooms than at
the bigger hotels, and much lower minimums at the tables.
And hey, its on the Strip!
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It!!
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Aladdin Resort and Casino
3667 Las Vegas Blvd S
$59-$259
 Aladdin
is a newer casino in the heart of the Strip. The
sports book is about average.
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Paris
3655 Las Vegas Blvd S
$66-$399
 The
Paris is a great hotel & casino located in the center of
the Strip. It features all the standard table games,
a good sports book, and great restaurants.
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It!!
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Bellagio
3600 Las Vegas Blvd S
$179-$939
 Bellagio's is one of the most luxurious
casinos in Vegas. The hotel features its own upscale
shopping mall, and a collection of artwork worth millions.
The sports book is slightly above average.
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It!!
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Bally's
3645 Las Vegas Blvd S
$36-$300
Bally's is located in the heart of the Strip.
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It!!
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Barbary Coast
3595 Las Vegas Blvd S
$39-$289
 The Barbary Coast has just about the lowest
table minimums of any large casino on the Strip. It
is an older casino, with virtually no sports book.
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It!!
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Flamingo Hilton
3555 Las Vegas Blvd S
$40-$219
The Flamingo has probably one of the most
photographed entrances to any casino in Vegas, with its
loud pink and orange flashing lights. The casino is
much older than most in this area, however, and it shows.
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It!!
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Imperial Palace
3535 Las Vegas Blvd S
$62-$219
The Imperial Palace is an older casino
offering lower minimums and cheaper rates than most of the
major Strip hotels.
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It!!
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Caesar's Palace
3570 Las Vegas Blvd S
$71-$540
 Caesar's
is a huge complex in the heart of the Strip. The
sports book is fairly large.
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It!!
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Harrah's
3475 Las Vegas Blvd S
$45-$350
Harrah's is a fairly large hotel located in
the heart of the Strip.
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It!!
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Mirage
3400 Las Vegas Blvd S
$75-$609
 The Mirage is a very large hotel with a
good sports book. It was built in
1989.
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It!!
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Treasure Island
3300 Las Vegas Blvd S
$59-$475
 One of the first of the Strip's "theme
casinos" built in the 90's, Treasure Island features a
live pirate show each evening.
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It!!
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Venetian
3355 Las Vegas Blvd S
$89-$1499
The Venetian is a beautiful hotel featuring
canals and other Venetian themes.
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It!!
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Stardust
3000 Las Vegas Blvd S
$36-$169
 Stardust is one of older casinos on the
Strip, having opened in 1958. It is located north of
the main part of the Strip, along with some other older
casinos.
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Riviera
2901 Las Vegas Blvd S
$29-$189
The Riviera is located well north of the
main part of the Strip. It is a huge casino, one of
the larger ones in town.
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It!!
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Circus Circus
2880 Las Vegas Blvd S
$34-$179
Like the other casinos on the northern part
of the Strip, Circus Circus is a little older and a little
cheaper than the casinos further south.
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Casinos Close to Las Vegas Strip
These casinos are close to the
Strip, but not actually on it. In some cases, rates will be
cheaper as a result. Most of these hotels also appear on our
Las Vegas
Strip map.
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Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
4455 S Paradise Rd.
$59-$329
 The
Hard Rock is average at best when comparing to casinos.
However, it is one of the best party spots in Vegas.
It is located a few blocks east of Las Vegas Boulevard, near
the Thomas & Mack Center.
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It!!
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Terrible's Hotel and
Casino
4100 S Paradise Rd.
$19-$189
Terrible's is an average-sized hotel and
casino that opened in 2000.
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It!!
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Orleans Hotel and Casino
4500 W. Tropicana Ave.
$56-$139
The Orleans is a French Quarter and Mardi
Gras themed casino located a few blocks west of the Strip.
It offers excellent value, and each room is actually a small
suite.
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It!!
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Las Vegas Hilton
3000 S Paradise Rd.
$49-$259
The Las Vegas Hilton is a huge hotel and
casino located one block off the Strip, north of the main
part of the Strip.
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It!!
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Stratosphere Tower
2000 Las Vegas Blvd S
$29-$289
The Stratosphere is the tallest building in
America west of the Mississippi river. Built in 1995,
the tower features a large casino and a good sports book as
well. It is located well north of the main part of the
Strip.
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It!!
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Rio Suites
3700 W. Flamingo
$46-$529
The Rio is located just a block west of the
strip. The Rio will host the 2005 World Series of
Poker from June 3 through July 15, although the final two
days will be held at Binion's Horseshoe.
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It!!
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Downtown Las Vegas
Casinos
The
downtown area of Vegas lacks the glitz and glamour of the Strip.
The focus is on gambling, as opposed to entertainment, and the casinos tend to be much
older and smaller. The benefit of downtown is that the rates
are much cheaper than on the Strip.
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Golden Nugget
129 E. Fremont St.
$56-$275
The Golden Nugget is one of the better
hotel/casinos in the downtown area.
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It!!
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Fitzgerald's Casino Hotel
301
E. Fremont St.
$30-$450
Fitzgerald's is the tallest casino in
downtown Vegas.
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It!!
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Binion's Horseshoe
128 E. Fremont St.
$40-$94
 Binion's
Horseshoe hosts the annual World Series of Poker, although
will host only the final two days in 2005. It
is located in the heart of downtown.
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It!!
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Fremont Hotel and Casino
200 E. Fremont St.
$50-$86
 The
Fremont is a Vegas mainstay, located right downtown.
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It!!
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El Cortez Hotel and Casino
600 E. Fremont St.
$36-$76
The El Cortez is a very nice hotel a few
blocks from the Fremont Experience. It has a very good
sports book.
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It!!
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Lady Luck Casino
206 N. Third St.
$39-$99
The Lady Luck Casino is located in the
heart of downtown.
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It!!
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