16 Best Honeymoon Hotels In Las Vegas

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• Resort fees: Hopefully, you’ve heard about resort fees. These sneaky add-ons are the reality of Vegas stays. They’re mandatory, so we’re letting you know so you can budget accordingly. Expect an extra $50-ish per room per night to be paid at check-in on top of your room rate.

• A small warning: In some honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas, the rooms can be a little dated, even in some of the 5-star hotels. Personal service can sometimes be lacking because of the size of the hotels. Therefore, mixed reviews are common in many Las Vegas hotels.

• Casinos. The casino culture is quintessential Vegas, and you can play your cards right at any hotel you fancy. You don’t have to stay in a hotel to gamble.
  
  Complimentary drinks flow for gamblers and tipping your server a couple of dollars each time will ensure the libations flow freely! For us, Cosmopolitan and Aria steal the spotlight for top-notch drinks.

• Walking: Las Vegas can be very busy and as we mentioned, you can eat and drink in any hotel of your choosing. This means a whirlwind of foot traffic as revellers weave through the hotel lobbies and casinos.
  
  Pack some walking shoes but also take the trams and cabs/Ubers. If you were to walk from the Four Seasons Hotel at Mandalay Bay at the south end to the Wynn Hotel at the north end, it would take you around 90 minutes.

• Pool notes: Lounging poolside, soaking in the sun, and sipping on cocktails might be part of the Las Vegas honeymoon dream, but not all pools open year-round as Las Vegas gets decidedly chilly in the winter.
  
  It’s also worth noting that pools are often reserved exclusively for guests although might allow you access if you splurge on a cabana, depending on hotel occupancy.

• Prices: While we’d like to include guide pricing in our hotel articles, prices in Las Vegas are as unpredictable as a roulette wheel. They fluctuate depending on whatever might be happening in the city, from conferences to concerts.
  
  Like flights, prices are dynamic and can vary from day to day. We’ve included links so you can check the prices for your dates. If you see a good deal for a Las Vegas honeymoon hotel, don’t sleep on it!

Inspired by the villages of Italy, it’s home to the Bellagio Fountains, set on a Mediterranean-style, Lake Como-inspired lake with fountains performing a magnificent ballet every 15-30 minutes in the afternoons and evenings.

Book a Fountain View King room with views of the fountains for a beautiful vista.

There are many dining options, including La Cirque, which has been going strong since 1998. Spago By Wolfgang Puck, Lago By Julian Serrano, and PRIME Steakhouse all have magnificent fountain views, perfect for a romantic evening.

You can see “O” by Cirque du Soleil, visit the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden, and the Bellagio Gallery Of Fine Art.

The Bellagio pool is elegant, and you can hire cabanas and daybeds for a honeymoon treat. Make time for a couple’s massage at Bellagio Spa & Salon.

With intricate ceiling frescoes, replicas of the Rialto Bridge, and, of course, complete with gondolas, it’s opulent and fun.

This is an all-suite hotel, and the rooms are big; this is Las Vegas, after all!

You’ll find the casino, of course, and the Grand Canal Shoppes. Plus, there are over 60 dining establishments in this huge complex. From fine dining at CUT by Wolfgang Puck to Sushi Samba and the delectable Black Tap Burgers, it’s one of the best honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas for dining and entertainment.

From Voltaire to the Sphere, this is a hotspot for some of the greatest shows. Plus, it’s home to Tao for those who want to party.

The Canyon Ranch gym and spa experience is an absolute must; it even has a 40-foot rock wall. Luxuriate at the Venetian pool deck with 10 pools spread throughout the five-acre deck.

The Venetian is the whole Las Vegas package.

There are seven thousand plus rooms between them, and together they make up the second biggest hotel on the planet (the biggest is in Malaysia, incidentally).

The Palazzo is taller; in fact, it’s one of the tallest honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas. So, for a high-floor room, the views are pretty great.

It’s also much less busy than the Venetian and has less footfall, making the ambiance a bit more relaxed and luxurious.

You’ll find some of the biggest honeymoon suites in Las Vegas, almost twice the size of your average hotel room. The Luxury King Suite is the standard, with multi-level living space and bedroom space.

They are elegantly appointed, and all of the entertainment, dining, spa, and gym facilities of the Venetian are at your doorstep.

Wynn Las Vegas has long been considered one of the best honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas. The lobby alone is a sight to behold, with a beautiful floral canopy under a glass atrium.

The rooms are extremely spacious and are all about classic luxury. Being one of the tallest hotels in Las Vegas, you have amazing views.

The Wynn Panoramic View is one of the best honeymoon suites in Las Vegas, where you’ll have views of the strip or the Las Vegas valley.

Hire a cabana at The Pool at Wynn with a full living area complete with a flat-screen TV, complimentary bottled water and soft drinks, a fruit platter, and snacks.

There are close to 30 dining and drinking establishments at Wynn, and it’s one of the best honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas for a buffet breakfast at the simply named, the Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas.

The Wynn 18-hole championship golf course sits just behind the hotel too, for couples who want to tee off in Sin City.

The Shops at Wynn and Encore have all the big names from Chloé to Hermès, and it’s just a 5 to 10-minute walk to Fashion Show Mall, one of the best shopping complexes in Las Vegas.

Wynn is on the north end of the strip, and you don’t want to go any further than Wynn to still feel like you’re in the heart of the action.

For example, it would take about an hour to walk to the Bellagio Fountains (although, it’s just 10 minutes in an Uber).

Wynn is one of our favourite honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas for classic luxury.

It’s home to the super fun tropical oasis that is Encore Beach Club, where you can party the day away with temperature-controlled pools, cabanas, and daybeds.

The Encore Panoramic View room is one of our favourite honeymoon suites in Las Vegas, with breathtaking vistas of the glittering Strip, the Encore pool, or downtown Las Vegas from one of the highest towers in the city. A total showstopper.

You have access to all that the main Wynn Hotel Las Vegas has to offer, from shopping to dining.

It’s contemporary and sleek in style, and the rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows with state-of-the-art technology, including iPads that control the curtains and lights.

You can opt for a Stay Well Deluxe King Strip View Room or, if your budget allows, the Aria Sky Suites are the place to be.

A hotel within a hotel, we’re obsessed with the Sky Suites One Bedroom – Strip View, which is one of the best honeymoon suites in Las Vegas. Plus, you’ll have access to the Sky Pool.

The casino and pool areas are lovely and a bit more slick and modern than elsewhere on the strip.

Aria is part of the Aria complex, where you’ll find The Shops at Crystals with upscale boutiques like Gucci, Dior and Louis Vuitton.

Bardot Brasserie is also one of the best restaurants in Las Vegas.

One of the great things about Aria is that you don’t experience as much footfall through the hotel and casino due to its location, and there is a free tram to take you to the Bellagio in a few minutes. Additionally, the casino offers some of the best ‘free’ drinks.

Known for the Chandelier bar, which sits under a giant chandelier that stretches across 3 floors. The casino is one of the most beautiful in Las Vegas (with some of the best drinks).

There’s a pool district, whether you want to relax or party is up to you. Home to one of Las Vegas’ premier party establishments, Marquee day club and nightclub, and some of our favourite eateries, from fine dining at é by José Andrés to Bang Bar by Momofuku, to casual-ish bites at Holsteins.

Don’t skip the vintage cocktails at The Barbershop, a swanky hideaway lounge that harkens back to the Prohibition era.

The Wicked Spoon is a must-visit, home to arguably the best buffet breakfasts of all the honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas.

Sahra Spa has a Moroccan hammam where treatments featuring rose, lemon, coffee, and mint will transport you to the exotic shores of Marrakesh and Istanbul.

But the real treasure lies in the rooms, where you can treat yourself to a suite with a balcony, such as a Terrace One Bedroom Fountain View, offering the best views down the strip, including overlooking the Bellagio Fountains, which are just next door.

When it comes to honeymoon suites in Las Vegas, this one is hard to beat.

It’s part of the Mandalay Bay complex at the southern end of the strip. It occupies 5 floors of this towering Las Vegas honeymoon hotel, although it has its own elevator.

Home to some of the biggest and most lavish honeymoon suites in Las Vegas, the Strip View Room has the best views in all of Las Vegas with floor-to-ceiling windows.

Mandalay Bay is a lively aquatic playground, complete with a wave pool, lazy river, and even a sandy beach. However, the Four Seasons Las Vegas pool is a serene sanctuary in comparison. In fact, Four Seasons is one of the most romantic hotels in Las Vegas.

So you can choose between fun splashing around or sunbathing in the lap of luxury. You can even opt for the ultimate in alfresco relaxation with a poolside spa treatment.

There are a few dining establishments at the Four Seasons, but Mandalay Bay’s extensive array of dining options is just down the elevator, including Lupo by Wolfgang Puck and Michael Mina’s StripSteak.

Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas is one of our top picks for honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas, ideal for couples seeking tranquillity amidst the neon lights.

It’s a non-gaming hotel, which means there’s less footfall through the lobby, making it a peaceful oasis in the heart of the strip.

The rooms are as luxurious as you would expect from a Waldorf Astoria resort. Opt for a Strip View Room King with floor-to-ceiling windows, and if your budget allows, the Panorama Strip View One Bedroom Suite is something special, one of the best honeymoon suites in Las Vegas.

There are just a few restaurants, and you can have afternoon tea at the Tea Lounge. However, you have easy access to Aria and Cosmopolitan, just a 10-minute walk away.

The eighth-floor pool deck is the perfect calming haven when you need to escape the energy of the Las Vegas Strip, and make sure you try the couples’ experience at the Waldorf Astoria spa.

On the northern end of the strip, halfway between Wynn and The Strat, you’ll find some of the most contemporary honeymoon suites in Las Vegas.

Opt for the Platinum Room with king bed, cozy lounge area, dining space for two, and an immaculate bathroom with a walk-in shower and double vanity.

You’ll find over 30 dining and drinking establishments including Bleau Isle, the stunning pool bar. There is 14,000 sqm of casino space, a beautiful spa and the newest nightclub in Las Vegas, Liv.

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This is a sanctuary where your butler can nab hard-to-get tickets and reservations or arrange in-room dining from your favourite Las Vegas restaurants.

This is why SkyLofts at MGM Grand is one of our favourite honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas — the concierge service is unparalleled. They’ll set up a bar and mix your favourite cocktail. You have a pillow menu and Bulgari Bath Amenities.

All of MGM Grand’s extensive entertainment and dining options are available. Choose from one of the four refreshing swimming pools spread over 6.5 acres.

Try not to lose too much money at the casino. Dine at restaurants by Wolfgang Puck and Joël Robuchon. See “Ka” by Cirque du Soleil, dance the day away at Wet Republic Ultra Pool, and the night away at Hakkasan Nightclub.

If you’re on a more modest budget, then the Signature at MGM Grand is also worth checking out. The Deluxe Balcony Suite Strip View is one of the best budget honeymoon suites in Las Vegas.

It’s also completely non-smoking, even in the casino.

The Park MGM King Strip View is cosy and decidedly un-Vegas-y. Dolby Live is next door, the venue for some of the biggest visiting music acts on the planet.

Discover Italian food at Eataly. Book a cabana at the pool with super cute striped umbrellas reminiscent of Positano, and there’s a stop on the ARIA Express Tram to take you to Aria and Bellagio if you don’t fancy the 10 to 20-minute walk!

A hotel within a hotel, it’s part of the Park MGM hotel, spread across the top 4 floors, with tones of mahogany, leather, and opulent jewel-toned velvets that exude old-world luxury.

It’s one of the best locations on the strip, offering not only Park MGM’s facilities like a gym and a large casino, but also providing access to Aria, Bellagio, and Cosmopolitan’s endless array of shops and dining options right at your doorstep.

The rooms have the least Vegas-y feel out of all the Las Vegas honeymoon hotels, and you might feel like you’re in New York or Paris instead, but with more space.

The pool is the chicest to be found in Las Vegas, inspired by the Jardin Majorelle in Marrakech.

Cocktails at the plush NoMad Bar are a must. The casino is small and luxurious, sitting under a Tiffany glass ceiling.

When it comes to Las Vegas honeymoon hotels, this spot is unlike anywhere else on the strip.

It’s a total oasis in the midst of the madness of Las Vegas. It’s also completely non-smoking, with the added bonus of being all-suite — a total treat indeed.

This is one of the best honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas for couples who might want to get away from the sensory overload.

It’s set back from the strip (a little). For example, it would take you 10 minutes to walk to the Bellagio Fountains, so it’s still close to the action.

It’s close to Aria, just a few minutes’ walk to all the amazing restaurants and part of the complex of shops that cover this part of the strip. It’s also part of the Aria Express Tram, a monorail that covers 4 hotels.

The pool has a real rooftop city feel too, and you can reserve cabanas. Plus, it has The Spa at Vdara, which is set over two floors.

Opt for the Stay Well Studio Fountain View for a look over the strip.

Vdara usually comes in a little cheaper, making it great value compared to other honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas.

Nobu Hotel Las Vegas is one of the best honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas for couples seeking a romantic, zen atmosphere.

The sleek, minimalist design is the antithesis of the Vegas glitz, yet you’re right in the heart of the action with easy access to Caesars Palace’s considerably large complex.

From the shops at The Forum, the Roman-inspired casino, to the world-class entertainment at the Colosseum, you won’t be short on things to do. Caesars is where some of the world’s top performers and musicians take up residency.

Spend some times in the Garden of the God’s Pool Oasis—swim, sunbathe, or rent a cabana in luxury.

Opt for a Nobu Strip View Room, book a couple’s massage at QUA Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace, and try the Teppanyaki experience at Nobu Restaurant.

For a while, it was the only adults-only hotel on the Strip; however, this is no longer the case.

The Cromwell is extremely well-located, a standalone hotel just across from Caesars Palace (who owns the property), the Bellagio, and just a few minutes’ walk from Aria, The Cosmopolitan in one direction, and the Venetian in the other.

The pink velvet interiors are reminiscent of a Parisian boudoir but Vegas-style. Treat yourselves to a Luxury Room with Strip View.

The casino is classy, with a more intimate atmosphere than some of the bigger hotels.

One of the showstoppers is the colourful adults-only Drai’s Beachclub on a rooftop deck, 11 stories above the Strip. Take in the spectacular Las Vegas views and enjoy drink service while lounging around the palm tree-lined pool.

Night owls will enjoy Drai’s nightclub on the rooftop, plus the exclusive Drai’s After Hours.

The Cromwell is one of the best honeymoon hotels in Las Vegas for couples who want to be smack bang in the middle of the party.