This complex boasts several superlatives: the largest Hilton hotel property in the world, the largest Conrad hotel in the world, the largest pool deck in Las Vegas, and the most expensive resort ever developed in the city, with a staggering $4.3 billion price tag. Yes, we’re talking about Resorts World Las Vegas. Naturally, we had to visit this impressive destination during our U.S. tour in February.
A Destination Within Itself: The Expansive Resorts World Las Vegas
Resorts World is located at the north end of the Las Vegas Strip, just four miles from McCarran International Airport, ideally located across from the Las Vegas Convention Center. Opened in June 2021, this massive property houses three Hilton brands—Hilton, Conrad, and LXR—with a total of 3,506 rooms (Hilton: 1,678; Conrad: 1,496; Crockfords: 332 rooms and suites). The resort also features an extensive 5.5-acre (2.2 ha) pool complex with nine pools, a casino with 1,400 slot machines, 117 table games, a poker room, and a unique sportsbook. With over 40 restaurants and bars, a shopping mall, convention facilities, and entertainment venues, it truly is a destination in itself. The 5,000-seat Resorts World Theatre, with one of the largest stages on the Strip, adds to its appeal.
Conrad Las Vegas
Our Experience at Resorts World Las Vegas
During our stay, we experienced Crockfords and Conrad, and the experience was outstanding. At both hotels, we were upgraded from a standard King Bedroom to a King Bedroom Suite City View. The suites were spacious, clean, and well-maintained, featuring an espresso machine, coffee and tea capsules, complimentary water, a fully stocked minibar, and a small fridge. The Crockfords suite stood out for its luxurious design, with higher ceilings, large floor-to-ceiling windows, a more expansive bathroom, and luxury amenities like the Theragun Elite massage device, which we loved so much that we later bought one for our home. Being situated on a higher floor than the Conrad suite, the view from Crockfords was particularly impressive.
As Diamond members, we received daily F&B credits of $25 per person at both hotels. Crockfords offered complimentary tea, coffee, pastries, and fruits each morning in their lobby, providing a pleasant, light breakfast. We also visited Alle Lounge on the 66th floor for a drink, which was well worth it for the stunning views and great atmosphere. Unfortunately, we later realized that the F&B credit could not be used in this bar.
At Conrad, the F&B credit could only be used at Dawg House Saloon, a sports bar with limited food options. While the meals were fine, we would have appreciated more variety, especially given the 40+ restaurants available within the complex.
The pool complex looked amazing, but the weather during our visit was too cool to fully enjoy it, so we just took a stroll through the area. While all hotel guests have access to the pool area, Crockfords guests can enjoy more privacy at a dedicated pool.
Crockfords Las Vegas
You can book both hotels through Hilton for Luxury Program at hotels.gajadreams.com. Take advantage of the 4-for-3 promotion at both properties, available until March 31, 2025, and enjoy exclusive benefits like a $100 hotel credit per stay and additional breakfast credit.
