Are you curious about how many hotel rooms are in Las Vegas? Well, then, look no further!
I’ve gathered the most up-to-date statistics from local and reputable sources, like the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.
I also did my own analysis and research to bring you unique lodging insights you won’t find anywhere else.
So, without further ado, let’s get into the numbers!
Las Vegas’ Hotel Room Count
As of the end of May 2024, there are 154,035 hotel rooms in the Las Vegas area, up 1.45% from the same time last year.
Growth Over Time
The number of rooms has remained relatively consistent over the last several years.
From January 2018 to May 2024, 7,320 suites were added, with almost all of the new inventory (97.7%) coming from Fontainebleau and Resorts World.
The dip in the graph is due to COVID restrictions. In March 2020, Las Vegas casinos were ordered to shut down to help slow the spread.
After roughly 2.5 months, they were allowed to reopen on June 4, 2020. Some hotels stayed closed longer than that, though.
But, others, like Texas Station, became permanent casualties and were demolished.
Las Vegas Room Year-End Inventory & YoY Change:
- 2023: 154,662 (+2.52%)
- 2022: 150,857 (+0.25%)
- 2021: 150,487 (+5.15%)
- 2020: 143,117 (-4.22%)
- 2019: 149,422 (+1.48%)
- 2018: 147,238
Rooms On The Strip
To determine how many rooms are on The Strip, it’s important first to define its geographic location:
Most locals describe The Strip as the roughly 4.2-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard that connects the north end to the south.
In terms of landmarks, it runs between The Strat and the Welcome to Las Vegas sign – or approximately from Sahara Ave to Russell Rd.
So, to calculate the total number, I identified every hotel along this stretch and added up the suites at each.
As of May 2024, there are 39 hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, totaling 88,656 rooms.
Strip Hotels By Room Count
The table below shows the current number of rooms at each Strip property.
Please note that this table lists resorts on The Strip with a Las Vegas Blvd address.
That means hotels within a block or two, like Vdara, Trump International, and Elara by Hilton, are not included.
Additionally, the following counts are the room totals only and do not include any timeshare inventory. (I’ve put the timeshare numbers in the next section.)
| RESORT | TOTAL ROOMS |
|---|---|
| ARIA | 4,002 |
| Bellagio | 3,933 |
| Best Western Plus Casino Royale | 152 |
| Caesars Palace | 3,794 |
| Circus Circus | 3,763 |
| The Cosmopolitan | 3,033 |
| The Cromwell | 188 |
| Delano | 1,117 |
| Encore | 2,034 |
| Excalibur | 3,981 |
| Flamingo | 3,446 |
| Fontainebleau | 3,644 |
| Four Seasons | 424 |
| Harrah’s | 2,541 |
| Hilton Grand Vacations – Flamingo | 42 |
| Hilton Grand Vacations – LV Strip | 425 |
| Hilton Vacation Club – Polo Towers | 166 |
| Horseshoe | 2,056 |
| The LINQ | 2,236 |
| Luxor | 4,400 |
| Mandalay Bay | 3,209 |
| MGM Grand | 4,997 |
| The Mirage* | 3,044 |
| New York-New York | 2,024 |
| Nirvana | 24 |
| Nobu | 182 |
| Nomad | 293 |
| The Palazzo | 3,064 |
| Paris | 3,672 |
| Park MGM | 2,605 |
| Planet Hollywood | 2,496 |
| Resorts World | 3,506 |
| SAHARA | 1,613 |
| The STRAT | 2,429 |
| Travelodge by Wyndham | 100 |
| Treasure Island | 2,884 |
| The Venetian | 4,029 |
| Waldorf Astoria | 392 |
| Wynn | 2,716 |
Total: 88,656
*Please note: The Mirage will close on July 17th, removing 3,044 suites from the total inventory.
How Much Timeshare Inventory?
The Strip has 2,010 units of timeshare inventory at the following properties:
- Hilton Grand Vacations at the Flamingo: 274
- Hilton Grand Vacations on LV Strip: 803
- Hilton Vacation Club Polo Towers: 663
- The Jockey Club: 270
Total Las Vegas Strip Room Inventory:
Available Hotel Rooms (88,656) + Timeshare Inventory (2,010) = 90,666
More FAQs About Vegas Hotels
How Many Hotels Does Las Vegas Have?
As of January 1, 2024, there are a total of 278 hotels in Las Vegas.
What Hotel In Vegas Has The Most Rooms?
MGM Grand is the largest resort in Las Vegas, with 4,997 suites. My chart below shows the top 10 largest Las Vegas hotels by room count.
However, it’s worth mentioning that some people consider hotels with connected sister properties to be the same resort.
So, in that case, the top 3 largest Las Vegas properties would be as follows:
- The Venetian & The Palazzo: 7,093
- MGM Grand & The Signature at MGM Grand*: 6,725
- Encore & Wynn: 4,750
*The Signature at MGM Grand has 998 timeshare units and 730 hotel rooms, for a total of 1,728.
And then the Top 10 Largest Resorts chart would change as follows:
How Many Years Would It Take To Sleep In Every Hotel Room In Las Vegas?
It would take a person 427.59 years to sleep in every hotel room in Vegas. Here’s the calculation:
Number of rooms: 156,173
Divided by number of days in a year: 365.2422
Total years: 427.59
New Luxury Properties To Be Completed In 2024
According to the city’s Construction Bulletin, no new Strip resorts will be completed in 2024.
However, two hotels will open in the Las Vegas market this year, adding 393 rooms to the overall inventory.
The first is Otonomus at Russell Road and Decatur, just seven minutes from Allegiant Stadium.
Otonomus is set to open in Q4 of 2024 and features apartment-like suites with kitchens and dining spaces.
The property is a collaboration with Airbnb and offers a unique concept that focuses on sustainability and AI technology.
Next, in the city of Henderson, is Atwell Suites at The Pass.
Atwell will be the first hotel to open in downtown Henderson, bringing 90 guest suites to Las Vegas. The estimated completion date is mid to late 2024.
Conclusion
Well, that does it for my hotel performance roundup! As a local who has lived here for almost seven years, seeing how much the city is growing has been mind-blowing.
The addition of new sports arenas, event venues, and attractions like Universal Studios will draw even more visitors in the future, creating a need for more properties.
I’m most excited about the boutique and luxury resort Dream Las Vegas. Although the completion date is TBD, it’s already under construction on The Strip!
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