The 10 Most Romantic Hotels in Las Vegas

March 19, 2016

Are you looking for the most romantic hotels in Las Vegas?

Whilst Las Vegas may not be known by most people as the most romantic city in the world, I for one love the city and think it’s an amazing place to visit as a couple. I’ve already written about the most romantic things for couples to do in the city, but here is a list of the most romantic places for couples to stay. Here’s my personal list of the most romantic hotels in Las Vegas, from someone who has been to the city many times, and stopped in many of the hotels featured below!

There are loads of hotels in Las Vegas, but some of the most romantic hotel in Las Vegas may not be the most well known. The hotels in this list offer the luxury and magic you’d expect from an amazing romantic hotel stay…. So sit back, and enjoy!

1. Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas

The Mandarin Oriental is about as luxury and high-end as it gets in Las Vegas, which means it goes hand in hand with the ultimate romantic getaway. The hotel is situated high above the city in a beautiful tower right in the heart of the strip. The rooms have some of the most stunning views in the city, and that’s what gets it the top position on this list of most romantic hotels in Las Vegas.

2. The Signature At MGM Grand, Las Vegas

The Signature in Las Vegas is an exclusive group of rooms inside the MGM Grand. You may have seen these hotel rooms in movies – and they’re very well known for being some of the top rated rooms in the city. Definitely an amazing pick for anyone wanting a romantic hideaway, with loads of amenities at their fingertips.

3. The Wynn Tower Suites, Las Vegas

The Wynn is a beautiful hotel in itself, but the Wynn Tower Suites are above and beyond. The Wynn has the feel of a magical kingdom – it’s not necessarily themed, but it looks beautiful and the decor is wonderfully luxurious. The suites have their own 5* spas and there are more Forbes Stars here than anywhere else in the US.

4. The Four Seasons Hotel, Las Vegas

The Four Seasons Hotel is located a bit further off the strip, this gorgeous hotel is the perfect solution for couples who want a romantic getaway in a beautiful hotel, with the strip and the city centre only a quick taxi ride away. It’s definitely one of the most romantic hotels in Las Vegas, and you’ll feel like you’re in a beautiful retreat during the day, and then you can go and explore the nightlife in the evening.

5. The Cosmopolitan Hotel, Las Vegas

The Cosmopolitan is right in the heart of the strip, and it’s uber glamorous and uber luxurious. If you want the glitzy side of romance, then The Cosmopolitan is definitely for you. You can also ‘wow’ your other half with incredible city views over The Bellagio (which their balconies look right over) – a perfect view to wake up to together.

6. The Bellagio Hotel, Las Vegas

The Bellagio is one of the city’s most well known romantic hotels in Las Vegas, so you’ve probably heard of it before now. The hotel is in a fantastic location and from suites you’ll get an incredible view of their world-famous, iconic fountains. Definitely opt for a suite if you’re choosing this hotel as your romantic getaway option.

7. Encore at The Wynn, Las Vegas

Part of The Wynn Family, this is another show-stopper from the Wynn brand. Expect all the luxury and opulence that you’d find in The Tower Suites, but on a slightly smaller budget.

8. The Aria Hotel, Las Vegas

This new (ish) hotel in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, is modern and sleek – perfect for any couples wanting to indulge in a little bit of romance. The suites in Aria are more affordable than in other hotels on this list – but offer just as incredible views and interiors with just as much wow-factor. There are also loads of romantic restaurant to choose from too, in the facility.

9. Nobu Hotel, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas

Located in Caesars Palace (the famous hotel from The Hangover) the Nobu Hotel has sophisticated and exclusive suites that are the epitome in romance and luxury. Oh, and you’ll get your own private Nobu chef apparently!