Cheapest Hotels on the Las Vegas Strip
You don't need to spend $300 a night to stay on the Strip. These hotels offer the best value on or near the Las Vegas Strip — walkable to major casinos, decent rooms, and prices that leave money for shows and dining. Updated for 2026 with current nightly rate ranges.
Best cheap hotels on the Strip
Excalibur Hotel & Casino
Consistently the lowest rates on the Strip, from $40–$60/night on weekdays. Check Room Availability
Luxor Hotel & Casino
The pyramid hotel is a budget-friendly option at $50–$80/night on slower days. Check Room Availability
Flamingo Las Vegas
Center-Strip location with budget-friendly rates at $50–$80/night on slower days. Check Room Availability
The LINQ Hotel
Value rooms at the center of the Strip, next to the LINQ Promenade and the High Roller. Check Room Availability
Treasure Island (TI)
Mid-Strip value pick across from the Venetian, home to Mystere by Cirque du Soleil. Check Room Availability
MGM Grand
The largest hotel on the Strip, with frequent value rates for its size and location. Check Room Availability
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest hotel on the Las Vegas Strip?
Excalibur Hotel & Casino consistently offers the lowest rates on the Strip, with rooms starting from $40–$60/night on weekdays. Luxor and Flamingo are also budget-friendly options at $50–$80/night on slower days.
Are cheap Strip hotels worth it?
Yes — budget Strip hotels like Excalibur, Luxor, and Flamingo are owned by MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment, so they maintain reasonable standards. The trade-off is smaller rooms and fewer luxury amenities compared to the Bellagio or Wynn.
When are Las Vegas hotel prices lowest?
Sunday through Thursday nights are typically 30–50% cheaper than weekends. January, February, and July (outside of major conventions) also tend to have the lowest rates. Avoid Formula 1 weekend, New Year's Eve, and major boxing events.
Do cheap Strip hotels charge resort fees?
Yes — nearly all Strip hotels charge daily resort fees of $20–$50/night regardless of room rate. This can add $140–$350 to a week-long stay. Always check the total price including resort fees when comparing hotels.
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