The Most Expensive Casino In Las Vegas Offers A Luxurious Resort For A Lavish Getaway

When Resorts World Las Vegas opened at a staggering $4.3 billion back in 2021, it immediately became the most expensive casino ever built on Sin City's infamous strip. Situated at the north end of Las Vegas Boulevard, this dazzling mega resort is home to a 117,000-square-foot casino floor, a world-class dining scene with over 50 restaurants and bars, and a variety of amenities and attractions. This spacious resort caters to every kind of guest who walks through the doors, and makes the perfect destination for a stay in Vegas, no matter whether you're visiting for a quick weekend escape or a once-in-a-lifetime luxury getaway.

Unlike many of the city's older casinos that boast traditional decor, Resorts World offers a sleek, modern take on luxury, with over 3,500 rooms spread across three different on-site Hilton brands. Whether you're hoping to stay at the Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad, or Crockfords, there's the perfect stay for you here. The whole resort boasts bold architecture, cutting-edge technology, and lavish amenities throughout, making it a true standout, even in a city known for its extravagance. What's better is its convenient location, sitting directly on Las Vegas Boulevard, and just 15 minutes from Harry Reid International Airport.

One truly unmissable feature at Resorts World is its outstanding pool complex. As the largest of all pool complexes on the Las Vegas Strip, it encompasses 5.5 acres with five different pool experiences across nine bodies of water. There's family-friendly pools, luxury full-service cabanas, and even a stunning infinity pool that overlooks the Strip. If you're not visiting with children and are looking for somewhere to party, be sure to head to Ayu Dayclub, a Southeast Asia-inspired outdoor venue that hosts world-renowned DJs for super fun pool parties during the summer season! This venue is a fun U.S. destination for a Labor Day weekend getaway.

For those on the hunt for even more entertainment, Resorts World doesn't disappoint. The Resorts World Theatre has housed various global superstars, including Luke Bryan, Katy Perry, and Carrie Underwood for extended residencies. Those looking to continue the party until the early hours should also be sure to pay a visit to Zouk Nightclub, one of the city's most technologically-advanced clubs, featuring LED displays, cutting-edge sound systems, and truly immersive lighting effects.

If all the partying becomes too much and you need a day to relax and recharge, you don't even need to leave the complex. Instead, you can head to the on-site Awana Spa, where you can enjoy a unique wellness experience, including a Fountain-of-Youth-inspired hydrotherapy circuit, crystal healing therapies, and exclusive DiamondGlow facials. With such a strong combination of nightlife, entertainment, poolside fun, and relaxation, Resorts World is not just a place to sleep and gamble, but an alluring destination in its own right where visitors can fully indulge in the Vegas lifestyle.

With so many great entertainment options on offer, it's little surprise that when it comes to dining options, Resorts World takes the cake. Home to a curated collection of restaurants encompassing everything from celebrity chef concepts to global street food options, there's so much to choose from. The Famous Foods Street Eats hall is a must-visit, featuring dishes from Michelin-starred creators and authentic Asian specialties.

If you're interested in enjoying a more upscale experience, you can book a table at FUHU bu Zoku group, or Carversteak for fine dining. Be sure to ask around when you're here, as there's a secret thing tourists in a Las Vegas restaurant should request while on a budget! The on-site shopping is almost as varied as the dining. The District at Resorts World offers a selection of luxury boutiques, high-end fashion, and various exclusive brands.

Room rates at Resorts World vary, but can be booked for as low as $109 per night. If you're looking to stay in a suite though, these can easily climb into the thousands for those seeking a lavish once-in-a-lifetime getaway. Be sure to book your stay well in advance, especially if you plan on visiting during major events or holidays, as it can get quite busy during peak season, around New Year's Eve, or when there are particular music residencies. In fact, booking your stay around a key event is the money-wasting mistake too many tourists make while booking a hotel in Las Vegas.