Visit Las Vegas casino hotels and tour the world

Las Vegas can be summed up in a single street, which has become a real attraction in itself: the Strip. Here you'll find all the biggest hotel-casinos in Las Vegas: the Bellagio, the MGM, the Luxor, the New York New York, the Mandala Bay, The Venetian, the Caesars Palace... they all have their own identity, their own universe, which is attractive, entertaining and fun. American entertainment as marketing ingenuity.

Where to stay along the Las Vegas Strip?

The first mega-hotel complex, the Mirage, was built in 1989. It was the first of a new line of themed hotels. It was different from those of the 1950s. It radically changed the appearance of Las Vegas. It has to be said that before this wave of construction, Las Vegas had a bad reputation. It was Howard Hughes, the famous playboy, aviator, industrialist, boss of the famous TWA and film producer, who freed Vegas from the organised crime that was proliferating in its streets.

If Las Vegas is now a major tourist destination in the United States, and more widely around the world, it's partly thanks to its gigantic hotels, which hide some wonderful surprises. To discover all that Las Vegas has to offer during a stay in the city, all you have to do is visit them!

Las Vegas has an impressive number of hotel-casinos, if only along the Strip. It's easy to get lost or not know where to start. That's why the editors can give you a few ideas of the great establishments not to be missed in Las Vegas.

The Bellagio

Who hasn't heard of the Bellagio? The hotel became famous the world over thanks to the film Ocean Eleven. This imposing building, owned by MGM Mirage, is a real eye-catcher and is even more impressive at night, with its monumental fountains dancing in radiant light. Its conception and design are inspired by the Italian Renaissance style of the town of Bellagio on Lake Como. Good taste and class are the order of the day at this hotel-casino.

Here, more than 10,000 m² of casinos, five outdoor pools, a 5,000 m² spa and a magnificent 1254 m² lush botanical garden await you. And, of course, an immense pool from which a series of impressive fountains emerge every day. The Bellagio also houses a shopping mall, Via Bellagio, and the O Theatre, where Cirque du Soleil's aquatic show 'O' features divers, acrobats and synchronised swimmers.

How to stay at Bellagio

The Luxor

No need to get out your Indiana Jones costume, here the treasure of the pyramids has already been discovered. On arriving at the Luxor, guests land directly in the mythical world of the Pharaohs and Cleopatra. The hotel gives its Strip rivals a run for their money: also owned by MGM Resorts International, the Luxor Las Vegas boasts a huge showroom featuring the Blue Man Group and magician Criss Angel.

It also has a casino spread over 11,000 m², as well as 4 large swimming pools and a spa with hammam, sauna and whirlpools. In addition, the BetMGM Sportsbook is a room dedicated to sports betting. And its "Titanic" exhibition is a real crowd puller. At night, one of the most powerful beams of light in the world shoots up from the top of the pyramid and pierces the sky. It can be seen for miles around.

To stay at Luxor

The Venetian

The Venitian takes the theme of Venice and has fun copying it. Visitors will find all the key elements of Italy's most romantic city, starting with its canals, gondolas, architecture and bridges leading to the hotel's various buildings.

A real trip to the City of the Doges, where you'll even find a reproduction of the Campanile in Saint Mark's Square in the heart of the hotel. Can't make it to Venice? Go to Las Vegas!

Where to stay at the Venetian

Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

"Are we in Paris? Are we in Las Vegas? Both, my captain! The Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino takes on the codes of the French capital in every detail, from its architecture to its world of luxury.

The architecture and interior design are inspired by Paris and some of its most famous monuments, such as the Eiffel Tower, which overlooks the Strip and sets the tone as soon as you enter the casino. Everything is sexier in Paris and this hotel is proof of that.

Where to stay at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

Circus Circus

As its name suggests, Circus Circus Las Vegas has a circus theme, with a smiling clown as its sign. With casinos covering 10,000 m², a Circus Circus Splash Zone with two pools and three slides, and a 15-metre-high tower, it isone of the largest hotels in the world. That's why it's a little off the Strip.

You can have fun in its Adventuredome Theme Park, a 2-hectare indoor park with 25 rides and attractions, arcane games and rollercoasters. Or in the casinos on the ground floor. In addition, its 3,774 rooms, capable of accommodating thousands of guests, are spread throughout the estate.

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The Linq Hotel + Experience

This mega-hotel is distinguished by its promenade, named LINQ, where you'll find high-end boutiques, games and restaurants, but also The High Roller, a 168-metre-high Ferris wheel. Want to see the glittering lights of a Sin City that never sleeps? Climb the wheel and enjoy the glittering views of the city and the depth of perspective offered by the ever-present desert.

Perhaps dining is your main attraction when travelling, and then you'll be spoilt for choice here, with the Vegas Kitchen and Bar from celebrity chef Guy Fieri and the Chayo Mexican Kitchen to name but a few. But perhaps you're still looking for a thrill.

Then sign up for the Fly LINQ Zipline, a series of ten zip lines that will take you like a rocket across a 40-metre-high stretch of sky above the buildings and shops of the LINQ Promenade. Landing at the foot of The High Roller, the Ferris wheel of the LINQ and Las Vegas.

If you fancy a spot of shopping, the Colosseum boutiques at Caesars Palace are just a few minutes' walk away (The Linq is owned by Caesars Entertainment). Last but not least, you can get married at the hotel, which has its own chapel.