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Top Las Vegas All Inclusive Resorts & Hotels

South Point Hotel, Casino, and Spa
"I really enjoyed my stay at South Point Hotel & Casino. I came to Las Vegas for a bowling tournament, and having everything right there in one place made the trip so much easier. The hotel was nice, the rooms were comfortable, and there were plenty of places to eat and things to do without having ..."
Reviewed on Aug 20, 2026

Suncoast Hotel and Casino
"There were a few things that were not mentioned when booking. We did not appreciate that part. The hotel, location and amenities were all amazing. Just make sure you read the small print."
Reviewed on Aug 20, 2026

Mandalay Bay Resort And Casino
"Resort was clean and staff was welcoming and helpful."
Reviewed on Aug 20, 2026

Hilton Vacation Club Cancun Resort Las Vegas
"Always a good stay. Helpful staff, clean bedroom, bathroom, kitchen."
Reviewed on Aug 19, 2026

The Orleans Hotel & Casino
"Overall good bang for the buck. The hot tub was a bit underwhelming, the jets seemed awfully weak. But other than that I had no complaints. Rooms were clean, staff was nice, price was great."
Reviewed on Aug 20, 2026

Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa

Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall

The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa by Marriott

Treasure Island TI Las Vegas - Handwritten Collection
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Hampton Inn Tropicana

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Las Vegas Red Rock

Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Las Vegas Stadium Area

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Las Vegas Nellis

Element by Marriott Las Vegas Summerlin
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Circus Circus Hotel, Casino & Theme Park

The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower

The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas

SAHARA Las Vegas

Hilton Grand Vacations Club on the Las Vegas Strip

The Orleans Hotel & Casino
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As you wander down one of the most famous boulevards in the United States, you may feel like you’ve entered another world. It is a world replete with magical street performers, enticing smells on every corner, and flashy signs beckoning you to come inside, if only for a moment. Are you dreaming? Not this time. You are on the Las Vegas Strip, and this enchanting place is much more than just a dream. The “Entertainment Capital of the World” always lives up to its name, turning fantasies into realities and everyday getaways into stories and memories that will last a lifetime. There are, however, a few practical things to take care of before you are whisked away.
How far is the airport in Las Vegas from the Strip?
McCarran International Airport (LAS) is just 2 miles from the southern end of the Strip and about 4 miles from hotels toward the northern end. This means that no matter which Las Vegas all-inclusive hotel you’ve chosen, you’re just a short drive away. Whether you’ll be your own chauffeur with a rental car, arrange a pickup with your resort, or enjoy a taxi ride in true Las Vegas style, you’ll soon be partaking in the revelry that the city is known for—whatever your desires may be.
If you cannot wait to jump right in, the south Strip has fun festivities for all types. You simply must stop at the classic "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign, just west of the airport, to snap your own version of this iconic photograph. This city is filled with landmarks, so you can continue to build your legendary scrapbook as you make your way north. And speaking of making your way around Las Vegas, this leads to another common question…
Will I need a car in Las Vegas?
Having a car can be convenient, depending on your plans. With a vehicle, you can take day trips at your leisure, and if gaming is on your itinerary, you’ll be able to travel between casinos with ease. Feeling the allure of the slot machines’ flashing lights or the click of poker chips? Many all-inclusive hotels in Las Vegas also contain casinos such as the SLS Las Vegas, so it’s never far from your room to the excitement of the tables. In addition, most provide free parking, including the renowned Palazzo Resort Hotel & Casino.
If you so desire, pulling yourself away from the glitz of the Strip to venture outside the city is always a fine idea. The Hoover Dam, one of America’s most spectacular man-made sights, is just 35 miles east. For a bit of nature after all those big-city happenings, spend a day exploring the dramatic landscapes of Death Valley National Park. From lava landscapes to the “miracle in the desert,” Darwin Falls, this park is full of surprises.
While you may find adventure and amazement around each corner, you can rest easy knowing your every need is taken care of thanks to Travelocity’s all-inclusive hotel deals in Las Vegas. With our amazing selection, you’ll always find the perfect place to lay your head after the day’s exploits. Book today and let us make your Las Vegas trip one to remember.
Popular All-Inclusive Stays in Las Vegas
Las Vegas hotels essential information
Accommodation | 9,074 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | $65 |
Highest Price | $231 |
Popular hotels | South Point Hotel, Casino, and Spa, Red Rock Casino, Resort and Spa, Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall, Mandalay Bay Resort And Casino, Hilton Vacation Club Cancun Resort Las Vegas, Suncoast Hotel and Casino, The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa by Marriott, The Orleans Hotel & Casino, Treasure Island TI Las Vegas - Handwritten Collection |
Recent Las Vegas All Inclusive Resort Reviews By Fellow Wanderers

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
"The hotel is a huge luxurious place. The room was clean, the beds are comfortable. The room had Sphere view- that’s good, but at the same time there’s an ugly rooftop of a small building right below the Sphere view. These two views come together. At night it looks beautiful though because one doesn’t pay attention to the below rooftop. At reception I’ve been told that my credit card will be charged for resort fees additional 55$ per night. While checking out it comes out that you also pay tax on these 55$ of resort fees. Fee+tax on fee $62.36 per night. It’s good to know while booking a room."
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