Wynn’s spacious, light-filled rooms have an invitingly crisp, classic design. From standard rooms up to the largest suites, the floor-to-ceiling windows give guests great views of the Strip and the Las Vegas valley. If you’re looking for a more exclusive experience, guests staying in the Tower Suites enjoy a private entrance, a concierge, turn-down service, twice-daily housekeeping, and no resort fees. Onsite amenities include several restaurants, a spa, a casino, and entertainment. The Wynn was built on the site of the former Desert Inn Hotel, one of the Strip’s well-known resorts in its early days. Much of the mature landscaping was salvaged from the old D.I., giving the Wynn an oasis-like look and feel.

Located a short drive west of the Las Vegas Strip, the well-appointed JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa features guest rooms and suites set amid acres of lush gardens. Many of the rooms feature beautiful views of the city or the nearby mountains. Standard guest rooms and suites are offered. The larger suites include a half bath and a full bath, plus a whirlpool that fits two. An excellent option for those looking to escape Sin City’s bright neon lights for a night, the resort is home to one of Las Vegas’ most well-known spa for couples, Spa Aquae. The lavish spa has its own co-ed area outdoors that couples can enjoy, complete with a hydrotherapy pool, steam room, sauna and whirlpool. Whether guests make a night of it or just come for a spa day, JW Marriott is a great romantic escape.

Vdara at City Center is a non-smoking, non-gaming, all-suites hotel. Many rooms offer gorgeous views of the Strip, giving couples the perfect backdrop for an evening of staying in. The smallest suite is fully outfitted with superior amenities throughout, and the kitchenette includes a two-burner cooktop and a table that seats two. Some of the larger rooms even have a washer and dryer. Vdara is also dog friendly if you happen to be traveling with your four-legged best buddy. A spa and salon are on site, as well as a small market and 24-hour in-room dining. Nearby, you’ll find a wealth of restaurants, shopping, and shows.

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is a ritzy hotel and casino with a romantic, sexy vibe, from its centerpiece chandelier (which contains a three-story bar) to the artwork found throughout the hotel. Several types of guest rooms are available, many of them suite-style rooms with terraces offering incredible views of the Strip, and terraces are an unusual feature in Las Vegas hotels. The beautifully decorated, well-appointed rooms are stylishly contemporary with a peaceful color palette. The Cosmopolitan’s location is ideal, situated right in the heart of the Strip, making it a great place to stay if you’d like to be in the thick of things. Check ahead for a schedule of events since the property attracts big names and events on a regular basis.

ARIA’s urban style incorporates art and natural light, a welcome new style for hotels on the Las Vegas Strip. ARIA’s location in CityCenter puts it smack in the middle of a densely planned mixed-use area that includes non-gaming hotels, luxury shopping, condominiums, abundant public art and a collection of impressive restaurants. ARIA’s rooms are technology-rich and include a tablet that controls lights and temperature, among other things. Look for a surplus of organic, natural, and recycled materials throughout the guest rooms. Several styles of rooms and suites are offered, from the standard guest rooms to the opulent 7,000 square-foot Sky Villas. The style here is contemporary and sleek, with a high-end feel.

The non-gaming Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas gives guests a romantic hotel with first-class amenities and rooms. The guest rooms are well-appointed and many rooms offer striking views of the Strip. The bathrooms are enclosed with sheer, frosted glass panels and are stocked with luxury bath products, inviting an indulgently long soak. The spa, on-site dining options and delectable room service are sure to delight couples looking for a romantic getaway. SkyBar on the 23rd floor is the perfect place for a drink, with its unparalleled views of the Strip. For an unforgettable meal, make reservations at Twist, the French restaurant at the top of the hotel. The views there are incredible, as well as the food. No matter how you decide to spend the evening, a night at the Waldorf Astoria is full of romantic possibilities.

The Palms Casino Resort has been a trendsetter since it opened and a property-wide renovation in 2018 gave it a fresh, stylish new look. Just a short drive west of the Strip, Palms offers three towers, each with its own distinctive style. The Fantasy Tower is full of imaginatively decorated suites, while Palms Place is a more serene experience and the Ivory Tower sets new standards for hipness. The line-up of notable new restaurants at the Palms includes the exclusive Scotch 80 Prime steakhouse, a buzz-worthy buffet and Mabel’s BBQ. The nightlife scene has also had a complete refresh here, with Apex Social Club on the 55th floor and Unknown, the casino bar with a Damien Hirst art piece created from a shark cut into three pieces. For couples, the Palms’ Drift Spa includes the sexy co-ed Hammam for some special time alone.

The romantic Bellagio takes its inspiration from Lake Como in Italy, and the resulting design is both beautiful and elegant. Often thought of as Las Vegas’ premier resort, the Bellagio offers couples an unforgettable experience. Home to one of the most romantic attractions in the world, the famous Fountains of Bellagio, the hotel also has some of the Strip’s most remarkable restaurants. With such an abundance of things to do and places to eat, couples can enjoy a private weekend getaway and never leave the grounds. Guestrooms and suites are designed in a tasteful, classic style and feature first-class amenities. Naturally, you’ll find every type of pampering at the Bellagio, from room service to exclusive room packages with private check-in and concierge. If you want to leave a good impression on your significant other, a room at the Bellagio is an excellent way to start.

Think about romantic destinations, and invariably you’ll think of Paris, France. Not surprisingly, the Las Vegas hotel inspired by the famous city of love is one of Las Vegas’ most romantic resorts. Paris Las Vegas is in a central location on the Strip, and its guestrooms feature notable touches, like rich French fabrics and armoires for closets, all of which add to the European ambiance. The resort also features replicas of noted French landmarks, including a half-size replica of the Eiffel Tower. The observation deck on the tower’s 46th floor offers a breathtaking view of the city. For one of the most romantic dinners in Las Vegas, have a meal at the elegant Eiffel Tower Restaurant on the 11th floor, where the food is as memorable as the view.

The Venetian is one of the most romantic hotels in Las Vegas with an Old World theme, upscale atmosphere and spacious rooms. It oozes romance, from the gondola rides down to its replica Grand Canal to the couples massage at its luxurious spa, Canyon Ranch SpaClub, which has a co-ed area for couples to enjoy. Each of The Venetian’s rooms is a suite, but the hotel’s premium suites are even roomier, offer great views, and come with a full range of amenities like jetted tubs and bars. The hotel’s numerous restaurants give couples a wide range of choices for a romantic meal together, although The Venetian’s extensive in-suite dining menu makes staying in a tempting option.