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Best Las Vegas Hotels for Strip Views

Not all Strip view rooms are created equal. A "Strip view" room at a hotel set back from Las Vegas Boulevard is very different from a room at the Cosmopolitan that looks directly down the Strip from the 30th floor. Here is my ranking of the best view hotels, based on personal experience in each property.

The Cosmopolitan+$80–$150/night
Direct Strip view (Bellagio fountain rooms) · Up to 52 floors

The best Strip view hotel in Las Vegas. Bellagio fountain view rooms look directly at the fountains — one of the most spectacular hotel views in the world.

ARIA Resort & Casino+$60–$120/night
Strip panorama, mountain views · Up to 60 floors

High floor rooms offer sweeping Strip panoramas. The Sky Suites tower has some of the best views in Las Vegas.

Wynn Las Vegas+$80–$150/night
Strip and golf course views · Up to 45 floors

Tower Suites rooms have exceptional Strip and golf course views. The Wynn's curved tower design means most rooms have angled Strip views.

Bellagio+$100–$200/night
Fountain view rooms (facing own fountains) · Up to 36 floors

Fountain view rooms at the Bellagio are among the most requested in Las Vegas. The view of the fountains from your own room is extraordinary.

Vdara Hotel & Spa+$40–$80/night
Strip panorama, Bellagio fountain views · Up to 57 floors

The best value Strip view hotel — Vdara's all-suite rooms offer excellent Strip views at lower prices than neighboring ARIA.

Stratosphere Tower (STRAT)+$20–$50/night
360° Las Vegas panorama · 1,149 ft tower

The highest vantage point in Las Vegas — the observation deck and tower rooms offer unparalleled 360-degree views of the entire valley.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Las Vegas hotel has the best Strip views?

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas has the best Strip views of any hotel on the Strip — its rooms face directly down Las Vegas Boulevard, and the Bellagio fountain view rooms are among the most sought-after in the city. The ARIA Sky Suites and the Wynn Tower Suites also offer exceptional Strip views. For budget-friendly Strip views, the Excalibur and New York-New York offer decent views at significantly lower prices.

Are Strip view rooms worth the extra cost?

For a first-time Las Vegas visitor, yes — a Strip view room is worth the premium for at least one night. The view of the Strip at night from a high-floor room is genuinely spectacular. However, the premium for a Strip view room can be $50–$150/night above a standard room, and for repeat visitors who have already experienced the view, the upgrade is less compelling.

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