The Most Stunning Hotels In Las Vegas

Las Vegas, Nevada, is the ultimate place to let loose, be spontaneous, and make a few bets. Per LasVegas.com, Las Vegas has everything from star-studded nightclubs to world-class casinos, making it a true playground for adults. If you're a foodie, Vegas has some of the most renowned and lavish buffets and steakhouses in existence. However, Sin City can also be a great destination for lounging by the pool or spending the weekend in a spa, giving you options when it comes to how you'd like to spend your time off.

While Vegas is known for many things, its grandiose and lavish hotels are certainly among the most talked-about attractions. From the glimmering Cosmopolitan to the legendary Caesars Palace, these properties are some of the most beautifully constructed hotels in the entire country. If you're looking to plan a trip to Sin City and live like an A-lister, keep reading for House Digest's list of the most stunning hotels in Las Vegas.

Per Hilton, the Waldorf Astoria, Las Vegas, is right in the center of the Las Vegas strip. Because this hotel is a rare non-gaming accommodation, those who prefer to stay away from the temptations of gambling will appreciate this factor. With three pools on-site, the Waldorf Astoria is the ultimate Vegas destination when it comes to relaxing and mellowing out among the chaos of Sin City.

The spa at the Waldorf Astoria, Las Vegas, spans across 27,000-square-feet, giving you a wide array of award-winning treatments to choose from (via its official website). After indulging in some afternoon tea in the resort's modern Tea Lounge, head up to the 23rd floor and have a nightcap at Skybar while you take in endless city views. While the Waldorf Astoria gives guests the option of a more secluded and chill stay, you can easily experience the more wild side of Vegas by visiting one of the many nearby clubs or bars.

Caesars Palace is perhaps the most well-known and famous hotel in Las Vegas. Having been featured in movies and TV shows like "The Hangover" and "The Hills," Caesars Palace has made a name for itself as a must-see property while in Vegas. Even if you don't choose to stay here, Caesars Palace is worth visiting. According to its official website, Caesars Palace has everything from comfortable and contemporary rooms to extraordinary suites that transport you to a Roman palace.

If you plan on shopping while in Vegas, Caesars is the place to start. The Forum Shops is home to some of the most luxurious and high-end shops in Las Vegas. That being said, you might want to try to win some extra cash at the blackjack table before you start shopping. While the restaurants and casino are top-notch, the attention to detail and stunning architecture make Caesars Palace such an iconic staple on the Las Vegas Strip.

Whether you're attending a concert at MGM's Park Theater or a hockey game at the T-Mobile Arena, staying at the Aria gives you optimal access to some of the best entertainment in Las Vegas. According to Aria's website, there are a few different outdoor pools to choose from, though none of them get quite as rowdy as the other pools on the Strip. The hotel itself is very sleek and modern, and there are several Instagram-worthy spots where you'll want to snap a few photos.

If you are looking to experience the wilder side of Vegas, hit up Jewel Nightclub or head to Gem Bar for a craft cocktail. Regarding food, guests can choose between one of eight on-site restaurants for a tasty bite. For something a bit more upscale, check out Catch Restaurant for innovative seafood dishes. Jean Georges Steakhouse is great if you're looking for a traditional steakhouse. But if you find yourself in need of something greasy and indulgent to cure your hangover, stop by Posh Burger for a classic patty and fries.

According to its official website, the Bellagio Resort & Casino was influenced by the serene setting of various European villages, inspiring the stunning, crystal-clear lake that surrounds the property. From watching the fountain dance each evening to exploring the timeless architecture of this resort, the Bellagio boasts true luxury and elegance. With high-end restaurants like Spago and Le Cirque on-site, guests of the Bellagio will eat and drink like royalty. It is also conveniently located right next to Caesars Palace, meaning you can indulge in all of their restaurants and bars with ease. 

In regards to amenities, sit down to gamble at one of the casino's 40 poker tables or unwind with a cocktail at the dreamy Mediterranean-styled alfresco pool. The Bellagio also hosts various shows such as Cirque du Soleil, making it a wonderful option for those looking to check one of these mind-bending and visually striking performances off of their bucket list. If you can, try to snag a room that has a view of the fountains so you can catch a glimpse of them against the Vegas skyline.

The Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace is without a doubt one of the most exclusive options on our list. As the famous Chef Nobu's first venture into hotels, guests can expect only the best in service, comfort, and quality. Per Nobu Hotel's website, this Japanese-inspired hotel creates a serene setting that is unlike anything else in Las Vegas. Similar to his iconic restaurants, the Nobu Hotel is drenched in luxury, and you can expect to be impressed at every single turn.

The zen-inspired rooms allow you to melt away in the evenings, while the upscale Nobu restaurant will send your taste buds on a journey that you'll never forget. Since it is located in a separate tower from the rest of Caesars Palace, there is a real sense of seclusion and peace that can be hard to find in Las Vegas. While Sin City certainly isn't the top destination for those looking to find some solace, Nobu Hotel gives guests that option should they need it.

Located within The Venetian is the more upscale and exclusive Palazzo Tower. Per The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, The Palazzo Tower uses traditional and lavish Italian decor to set the mood for your stay. Between the massive columns in the lobby and the sparkling marble floors, you'll feel as though you are Italian royalty while wandering the halls of this hotel. When it comes to the rooms, guests will find modern and refined accommodations that are pretty sizable compared to most other rooms on the Strip.

While you can easily visit all of the other restaurants located within The Venetian, The Palazzo is home to Mott 32, which serves contemporary Chinese cuisine in a sultry and luxurious setting. Above all else, make sure you head over to The Palazzo Pool Deck. This crystal-clear pool looks as though it came straight out of a luxurious Italian villa, and there is truly no better place to unwind and relax on the property.