The Most Expensive Las Vegas Hotels for a Luxury Stay

The glitz and glamour of Las Vegas have long made it a prime destination for those seeking a taste of the high life, with its world-renowned hotels offering the pinnacle of opulence and extravagance. 

With this in mind, the most expensive hotels for a luxury stay in Vegas have been ranked, revealing where visitors can experience the ultimate indulgence.

The study looked into a range of factors like residencies, wedding chapels, luxury hotels, experiences, casinos and restaurants to create a comprehensive Vegas Index.

Please see the full index here.

The most expensive Las Vegas hotels for a luxury stay:

The Skylofts at MGM Grand ranks in first place, perched on the top two floors with panoramic city views. Rated 4.6 stars on Google Reviews, these lofts offer one to three-bedroom options, accommodating up to nine people—ideal for families and groups. Guests can enjoy the casino, pools, or lazy river. A weekend stay costs around $1,827 per night, perfect for special occasions.

The Venetian Las Vegas is a must-visit, Italian-themed resort with 4.7 stars on Google Reviews, and it lands in second place. Sharing a complex with The Palazzo, it offers suites from 650 to 1,850 square feet and the famous gondola rides. Located just three miles from Harry Reid International Airport, a weekend stay averages $832 per night—ideal for a themed Vegas experience.

Encore Hotel at Wynn Resort rounds out the top three. It offers spacious 745-square-foot rooms with luxury touches like oversized marble bathtubs and in-room tablets for controlling your environment. Enjoy views of downtown Vegas, the Strip, and the pool. With an average weekend rate of $518, it’s a slightly more affordable luxury option.

Further findings:

• The best Vegas wedding chapel to tie the knot at is The Little Vegas Chapel, with a score of 8.55 out of 10. The venue scored 4.9 out of 5 on Google Reviews and was searched more than 44,900 times on Google in the last year.

• Topping the list as the most unique Vegas Dining Experience is Peppermill Restaurant and Lounge, earning a score of 8.16 out of 10. The restaurant is well-known for its neon-lit bar and booth seating. Famous magician Penn Jillette (of Penn and Teller) even had a custom-built booth installed in his home, modelled off those found in the Peppermill.

• Caesars Palace has been crowned Sin City’s most famous casino with a score of 8.72 out of 10. The casino features 185 table games, including the classics like blackjack and roulette, and over 1,300 slot machines. The venue was searched more than 2.2 million times over the past year and currently receives 4.5 stars on Google Reviews.