A stunning hotel situated on the northern end of the strip, its convenient location means it’s only a short walk away from the Fashion Show Mall and plenty of nightlife activities. You’ll be treated to exceptional service and great amenities, so you can enjoy splashing around in one or all 7 of the outdoor pools which included a beautiful infinity pool, and dine on international street food at Famous Food Street Eats with 19 different choices. There’s also a casino because, well – you are in Las Vegas. Relax in style and comfort at Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World, you’ll have a great time that you may not even want to leave the hotel.
Amenities
Bar
Casino
Fitness Centre/Gym
Games Room
Internet Access
Restaurant
Spa
Swimming Pool
Where is it
Located on the northern end of the Strip. 10-minute walk to the Fashion Show shops. Transfer time to airport: 15 minutes.
Hotel information
1,496 guest rooms and suites. All rooms have air conditioning, mini bar, TV, Wi-Fi, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, safe and bathroom amenities. Premium Rooms have 1 king-size bed or 2 queen beds, sleeping maximum 3 adults or 4 adults.
City View Premium Rooms have 1 king-size bed or 2 queen beds, sleeping maximum 3 adults or 4 adults.
Strip View Premium Rooms have 1 king-size bed or 2 queen beds, sleeping maximum 3 adults or 4 adults.
One Bedroom Suites have floor to ceiling windows, living room, large foyer and open concept living space, a multi-functional dining table, a private powder room and a pull-out sofa. With 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 4 adults.
One Bedroom Suites with city or strip views have floor to ceiling windows, living room, large foyer and open concept living space, a multi-functional dining table, a private powder room and a pull-out sofa With 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 4 adults.
Two Bedroom Conrad Presidential Suites have an open foyer, powder room, living room and dining area. The master bedroom has 1 king-size bed and an additional room with 2 queen beds, sleeping maximum 8 adults.
Strip View Two Bedroom Suites have an open foyer, powder room, living room and dining area. Both bedrooms have 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 6 adults.
10 signature restaurants including: VIVA! (Mexican cuisine), Brezza (modern coastal Italian fare), Caviar Bar (helmed by Michelin-starred chef Shaun Hergatt) and more.
19 restaurants at Famous Foods Street Eats including: Ah Chun Shandong Dumpling, Geyland Claypot Rice, Ten Suns Braised Beef, Famous Pho, Sweet Eats, Kuru Kuru Pa Yakitori, Famous Foods Centre Bar (with innovation self-pour beer system) and more.
7 casual eateries including: Sun's out Buns Out (innovative comfort food), The Market (grab and go) and more.
6 bars and lounges including: Redtail (social gaming bar), Crystal Bar, and more.
Zouk nightclub. Ayu Dayclub. 5,000 capacity theatre with regular live shows.
7 outdoor pools including an infinity pool. AWANA Spa and Wellness*. Fitness centre. 117,000sq ft casino.
Complimentary WiFi is available in all public areas and rooms. Range of boutiques. Concierge service. Self-parking is $18 per 24-hour period, and Valet parking is $35 per 24-hour period (paid locally, subject to change). Genting rewards members with an “Elite, Prime, Monarch and Imperial” Tier receive complimentary parking.
Resort fee includes: - WiFi access - Smart TV casting ability - Discounts on spa or fitness retail, spa or fitness treatments, cabana/pool chair experiences - Unlimited local and toll-free calls. Resort fee, tax and inclusions are subject to change - please see hotel check-in for current inclusions available to you upon arrival.
For bookings made before 19 Mar '24, this hotel has a resort fee of $45 plus tax per room, per night (payable locally, subject to change).
For bookings made from 19 Mar '24 onwards, the resort fee is $50 plus tax per room, per night (payable locally, fee subject to change).
*Denotes local charge.
Based on 882 reviews
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Disappointing Experience for a “Luxury” Hotel
Aug 8, 2025Jay C
I recently stayed at the Conrad at Resorts World Las Vegas, expecting an upscale experience. Unfortunately, the stay fell far short of that standard.
My room, while clean, had no desk or work-friendly space — something I specifically needed, as I was planning to work from the hotel. When I brought this up, instead of offering a reasonable…
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I recently stayed at the Conrad at Resorts World Las Vegas, expecting an upscale experience. Unfortunately, the stay fell far short of that standard.
My room, while clean, had no desk or work-friendly space — something I specifically needed, as I was planning to work from the hotel. When I brought this up, instead of offering a reasonable solution, I was told my “only option” was to pay $175 to upgrade to a suite. Even after emailing guest services, the follow-up was another sales pitch for a suite rather than addressing the problem.
This kind of response felt more like a push for upsells than genuine hospitality. I’ve stayed in many luxury hotels, and most would have offered an alternative room or a small credit for the inconvenience, not a hard sell.
For a brand that markets itself as high-end, the service fell flat. I expected better from Conrad and from Resorts World. The facilities are nice, but the guest experience and service recovery need major improvement.
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Bedbugs Beware
Aug 4, 2025Ed S
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Do NOT Stay Here – Bedbugs and Poor Management Response
I stayed at Resorts World Conrad on August 3, 2025, and had an absolutely horrifying experience. I was bitten by a bedbug during the night — I woke up with a bite and even found signs of the infestation in the bedding that was suspect. When I brought this to the attention of hotel…
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Do NOT Stay Here – Bedbugs and Poor Management Response
I stayed at Resorts World Conrad on August 3, 2025, and had an absolutely horrifying experience. I was bitten by a bedbug during the night — I woke up with a bite and even found signs of the infestation in the bedding that was suspect. When I brought this to the attention of hotel management, their response was dismissive, unhelpful, and frankly disrespectful. They showed no urgency, no empathy, and failed to take appropriate action or provide any real resolution.
This is completely unacceptable for any hotel, let alone one that claims to be a luxury resort. Bedbugs are a serious health and hygiene issue, and the lack of accountability from management only made the situation worse.
I’ve reported the incident to the Southern Nevada Health District and encourage anyone considering staying here to think twice. Your comfort and health are clearly not a priority for this hotel. I would never return and strongly warn others to stay away.
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Conrad worth the price, front desk needs some lessons in diplomacy.
Jul 28, 2025megett99Ithaca, New York
Con: First room had an order and dirty sheets, but front desk changed me right away. Front desk does need some lessons in diplomacy, I use a cane and my husband has a bad knee too. When I asked for bell help to move the bags to the new room the front desk person said the room is just down the hall. We are senior citizens, and Diamond members. …
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Con: First room had an order and dirty sheets, but front desk changed me right away. Front desk does need some lessons in diplomacy, I use a cane and my husband has a bad knee too. When I asked for bell help to move the bags to the new room the front desk person said the room is just down the hall. We are senior citizens, and Diamond members. Could have used the help. We did it ourselves.
Pros:
Rooms-are very spacious. We had two queens. For 3 people. Ample space. Small refrig for our own items. Bathroom very large with walk in shows and double sinks. Second room was very clean. Nice size TV.
Pools—plenty of pools. Each day the rates change for cabanas and umbrella rentals. Pool staff and. cabana staff were fantastic. They do check bags before entry. Drinks are expensive.
Location-at the end of the strip so it’s a 10 min cab ride but worth it. You don’t feel the hustle and crowds.
Casino is small but good. Plenty of food choices. Find the speakeasy it was great. So was the beautiful rooftop bar with great view and amazing violin player. Diamond meal credits limited to only 3 choices. Which was frustrating. Overall lovely place. I would return.
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Jul 24, 2025fred sBaltimore, Maryland
Great resort complex and large, beautiful rooms! Convenient to LV Conv Ctr. I was there for a tradeshow, so very close - walkable. State of art spa with great amenities. Resorts World has a nice selection of restaurants on property, so I didn't need to go out in the heat!
All show, no go....
Jul 19, 2025Joshua JSan Francisco, California
Not a Fine Hotel! Booked through Amex Fine Hotels and this is nowhere near the quality of the other properties in Vegas. It's built to look nice on paper but once you're hear there is nothing premium about this place except for the price of the food. The amex benefits are also mid (4pm checkout isn't guaranteed, the resort credit of $150 can…
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Not a Fine Hotel! Booked through Amex Fine Hotels and this is nowhere near the quality of the other properties in Vegas. It's built to look nice on paper but once you're hear there is nothing premium about this place except for the price of the food. The amex benefits are also mid (4pm checkout isn't guaranteed, the resort credit of $150 can only be used at places you really don't want to go, and definitely no upgrade)
The 2x Queen room we are in has a super noisy AC and the condensate pump will wake you up every hour. The smoke alarm has a piercingly green blinking light that will drive you insane at night. Currently we've covered up with a pair of underwear. Also - the towels are about what you find at a YMCA....cotton sandpaper.
Room service can only be ordered via an app which is annoying if you don't want an app. Lady M was supposed to be open until 11 but was closed before 9. We walked over the Fontainebleau for ice cream and were reminded why that hotel is about 1000 times nicer for an equivlent price and has way more energy (RW feels kind of dead)
If you need to stay at this end of the strip - stay at the Fontainebleau - it's worlds better. Otherwise Wynne/Encore, then Venetian, and then maybe Resorts World.
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