Fontainebleau is quickly becoming one of my favorite resorts on the Strip, and this surprise upgrade only enhances my perception of the property. My brother Ike and I both booked rooms at ...

The pool scene in Las Vegas is among the most awe-inspiring in the world, with many complexes offering amenities like waterfalls, wave pools, lazy rivers, real-sand beaches, and unmatched luxury.

The Mob Museum calls the former US Courthouse and Post Office building home, which was constructed in the 1930s and is historic in its own right, hosting one of the Kefauver Hearings on organized ...

Casino Royale has been a staple stop of mine on the north end of the Strip for years. It has old-school charm, low, reflective ceilings, and slings cheap bottled beer at the main casino bar. Part of ...

Located on the north reaches of the Las Vegas Strip, STRAT (formerly known as Stratosphere) wrapped up a $100 million renovation project that touched the gaming floor, exterior of the casino, and 574 ...

4 Queens has been one of my favorite properties to visit for some time for reasons that include cheap (yet solid) dining options and an old-school casino that has the near-extinct Silver Strike slot ...

Las Vegas hasn’t historically been known for all-inclusive hotel deals, but a handful of resorts are dipping their toes in the water. These deals often include free parking, waived resort fees, and ...

Most strip resorts charge a nightly resort fee that can range anywhere from $20-$50 per night, depending on the opulence of the property. By charging a fee, resorts make their properties appear less ...

Man, there is a lot to like about Caesars Palace, including a mid-Strip location, one of the best pools in Vegas, a stunning sportsbook, a sprawling casino, the “instagrammable” Forum Shops, and ...

Planet Hollywood is known for its trendy, upbeat vibe and is situated right in the middle of the action on the Strip. Tough to beat the location. Adding to the resort’s appeal are the Miracle Mile ...

As an avid gambler, I avoided staying at Vdara for far too long because of the absence of a casino. Essentially, I need my vices catered to, and I figured Vdara would be lame. My fears were unfounded.

While there are many reasons Downtown Grand has been my “go-to” Fremont Street casino for some time, it pretty much boils down to value, location, and relative quiet. While the hotel is solid, my ...