Taking the family to Las Vegas? These hotels offer the best combination of kid-friendly amenities, spacious rooms, convenient locations, and family-oriented entertainment. Pool complexes, shows, and dining options that work for all ages.
Center-North Strip · $200–$500+/night
The Venetian offers the largest standard rooms on the Strip — every room is a suite. The Italian-themed architecture, Grand Canal with gondola rides, and extensive dining options make it a perennial favorite.
Best for: Families, couples, business travelers, anyone who wants space
Pros
All-suite rooms (largest on Strip)
Grand Canal Shoppes
Excellent restaurants
Cons
Massive property (lots of walking)
Can feel commercial
Resort fees
South Strip · $100–$300/night
MGM Grand is one of the largest hotels in the world and a major entertainment hub. Home to multiple shows, excellent restaurants, and the famous Hakkasan nightclub.
Best for: Entertainment seekers, groups, mid-range budgets wanting a quality experience
Pros
Massive entertainment complex
Multiple shows (KA, Copperfield, Jabbawockeez)
Large pool complex
Cons
Enormous property
Can feel overwhelming
South Strip location
Center Strip · $60–$180/night
The Flamingo is one of the original Strip resorts and offers an unbeatable combination of central location and affordable pricing. The wildlife habitat with real flamingos is a free attraction.
Best for: Budget travelers, first-timers wanting a central location, nostalgia seekers
Pros
Center Strip location
Affordable
Wildlife habitat
Cons
Dated rooms
Can be noisy
Basic amenities
South Strip · $40–$120/night
Excalibur's castle theme makes it instantly recognizable and appealing to families. The rooms are basic but clean, and the price point makes it one of the best budget options on the Strip.
Best for: Families on a budget, groups wanting affordable rooms, Tournament of Kings fans
Pros
Very affordable
Family-friendly
Home of Tournament of Kings
Cons
Basic rooms
Dated decor
South Strip location
South Strip · $50–$150/night
The Luxor's black pyramid is one of the most recognizable buildings in Las Vegas. Inside, the unique inclined elevators and pyramid rooms offer an experience unlike any other hotel.
Best for: Budget travelers, Blue Man Group fans, anyone wanting a unique hotel experience
Pros
Iconic pyramid design
Home of Blue Man Group
Affordable
Cons
Inclined elevators can be disorienting
Dated in places
South Strip
South Strip · $120–$350/night
Mandalay Bay features one of the best pool complexes in Vegas, including a wave pool and real sand beach. The Shark Reef aquarium and Michael Jackson ONE show add to its family appeal.
Best for: Families, pool lovers, convention attendees, MJ ONE fans
Pros
Massive wave pool and beach
Shark Reef aquarium
Home of MJ ONE
Cons
South Strip location
Far from center Strip
Resort fees
North-Center Strip · $80–$250/night
Treasure Island offers solid value with a Strip-front location and home to the legendary Mystère by Cirque du Soleil. The rooms are comfortable and the location is convenient.
Best for: Mid-range travelers, Mystère fans, those wanting good value with Strip access
Pros
Home of Mystère
Good value
Strip-front location
Cons
Somewhat dated
Limited dining
Smaller casino