Map of the Las Vegas Strip
Las Vegas Strip Map
The Las Vegas Strip is deceptively long. This makes it extremely difficult for newbies to transit around Sin City efficiently. Fortunately, there are maps available to help you navigate the city with ease.
A printable map of the Strip can save a lot of time and frustration. It can also make your Vegas trip a lot more fun since you won't be wandering in circles for hours on end.
What Hotels are on the Las Vegas Strip?
Here's a list of all the major resorts found on Las Vegas Boulevard. Most people who come to Las Vegas are going to stay at one of these properties.
- Strat
- Sahara
- Circus Circus
- Encore
- Wynn
- Resorts World
- Palazzo
- Treasure Island
- Venetian
- Mirage
- Casino Royale
- Caesars Palace
- Harrah’s
- Bellagio
- LINQ
- Cosmopolitan
- Flamingo
- Aria
- Cromwell
- Park MGM
- Bally’s
- New York-New York
- Paris
- Excalibur
- Planet Hollywood
- Luxor
- MGM Grand
- Mandalay Bay
- Tropicana
Hotels Near the Las Vegas Strip
There are also a number of hotels located near the Strip, but not directly on Las Vegas Blvd. There are dozens of these hotels in Las Vegas, and they generally offer lower prices on rooms. If you're looking for a deal on a Las Vegas hotel, I recommend checking out some of the prices off of the Strip.
Las Vegas Monorail and Bus Map
In addition to taxis, Ubers, and Lyfts, the city of Las Vegas also offers affordable monorail and bus options. You can utilize these modes of transportation to quickly get from point A to point B.
A ticket for the monorail costs less than $10, however, it only runs between a few of the hotels on the Strip. On the other hand, the bus has multiple routes traveling up the Strip and to downtown Las Vegas. The bus is slightly cheaper, but it's a much slower way to get around.
If you're in a rush, you can always rent a car as well, but be prepared to pay for it. Car rentals in Las Vegas are some of the most expensive in the country.
