Is Resorts World Las Vegas a Good Place to Stay for the Price in 2026?

Short answer. For most US travelers in 2026, Resorts World Las Vegas is a good place to stay for the price if you want a newer resort on the north end of the Strip. It opened in June 2021, has three Hilton hotels under one roof and sits across from the Las Vegas Convention Center. Judge it on the total nightly cost: the room rate plus the $55 daily resort fee and tax, according to its FAQ page, plus parking if you drive.

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Facts below come from the Resorts World Las Vegas website at the time of writing (October 2026). Room rates move daily, so check the live total for your dates.

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Is Resorts World Las Vegas a good place to stay for the price?

Resorts World Las Vegas is usually good value for travelers who want modern rooms, Hilton loyalty benefits and a north Strip location, and less so for travelers who want to walk to the middle of the Strip every night. The resort opened in June 2021, which makes it one of the newer big resorts on the Strip.

What you get for the money, according to the resort:

• Three hotels under one roof. Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World, Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World and Crockfords Las Vegas share the same resort, pools and casino.
• A large pool deck. The resort says it has five pool experiences, on the fifth floor, reserved for hotel guests with a room key. Lounge chairs are free on a first come, first served basis, and you can pay to reserve a chair or cabana.
• Entertainment on site. The resort has its own theatre for concerts and shows, plus Zouk Nightclub, Ayu Dayclub and a range of restaurants and bars.
• A convention-friendly location. The resort sits across from the Las Vegas Convention Center, next to the Fashion Show Mall, and has a station on the Las Vegas Loop, an underground shuttle to the convention center.

The price question is really a total cost question. A cheap headline room rate can look different once the resort fee, tax and parking are added, so compare totals, not headline rates.

Resorts World Las Vegas in 2026: the three hotels and who each suits

In 2026, the three hotels at Resorts World Las Vegas share the same resort, pools and casino, but differ in style and price level. Resorts World Las Vegas describes them this way:

Hotel	How the resort describes it	Who it usually suits
Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World	The resort's full-service brand	Value-minded couples, groups and convention travelers
Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World	Hilton's contemporary luxury brand	Travelers who want a more upscale room without the top price
Crockfords Las Vegas	Part of LXR, Hilton's collection of independent luxury properties	Special trips, suites and villas

For a value stay, start with Las Vegas Hilton. It is the full-service option, so it is the natural first place to check. Then compare the same night at Conrad, since the gap between the two can be small on some dates and larger on others. Crockfords is the most exclusive, with rooms, suites, villas and palaces listed on the resort's website.

Check-in rules. According to the resort's FAQ, you need to be 21 or older at check-in, with government-issued ID, and a credit or debit card is required for room charges and a nightly incidental hold. Digital check-in and a digital room key are available on your phone.

Pets. The resort says it offers dog-friendly rooms and has a pet policy page with the details.

What a night at Resorts World Las Vegas really costs

The real cost of a night at Resorts World Las Vegas is the room rate plus a $55 daily resort fee and tax, plus parking if you bring a car, according to the resort's FAQ at the time of writing. Here is what each piece covers.

The resort fee. The resort says the daily resort fee is $55 plus tax on all reservations. It includes:

• Guest internet access and smart TV casting
• Unlimited local and toll-free calls
• Access to more than 7,000 newspapers and magazines through the PressReader app
• 15% off spa or fitness retail, 5% off spa or fitness treatments, 5% off a cabana experience and 5% off a two pool chair experience

Parking. According to the resort's FAQ, self-parking is $21 for up to 24 hours and $21 for each additional day, and it is free for Nevada residents with NV plates. Hotel guests claim a hotel parking pass through the Metropolis app or the link sent by SMS, so check what that pass costs for your stay. Valet starts at $40, and event pricing may apply for non-hotel guests during peak holidays or large events.

A worked example (illustrative only). Say a couple books three nights at a room rate of $160 a night. The room rate comes to $480, and the resort fee adds $165 across three nights, so the stay is $645 before tax. If you drive, parking adds to that, so check what your hotel parking pass costs for your dates. The room rate in this example is made up to show the maths; check the live total for your dates on the booking page.

Why this matters when you compare. A Las Vegas hotel with a lower room rate but a similar resort fee is not always cheaper in total, and one with free parking may win if you drive. Line up the totals before you choose.

Who gets the most value from Resorts World Las Vegas

Resorts World Las Vegas usually gives the most value to convention travelers, Hilton Honors members and anyone who wants a newer resort with a big pool deck; travelers who want to walk to central Strip casinos every night may prefer a mid-Strip hotel. A quick guide:

• Convention and trade show travelers. The resort is across from the Las Vegas Convention Center and has a Las Vegas Loop station, which the resort says connects the two in minutes through underground tunnels.
• Hilton Honors members. All three hotels are Hilton brands, so a stay can count toward your Hilton Honors account when booked on an eligible rate.
• Pool-focused trips. Five pool experiences give you plenty of choice, and the Athena Infinity Ultra Pool is open to visitors 21 or older for an additional charge, according to the resort.
• Shoppers. The Fashion Show Mall is next door.
• Mid-Strip nightlife fans. The north end of the Strip is a longer walk or ride from the central casinos, so budget for rideshares if you plan to move around each night. Rideshare pickup at Resorts World is on Goh Tong Way, near the guest parking garage.

Getting there. The resort says it is about 4.5 miles from Harry Reid International Airport, approximately a 15-minute drive.

Hilton Honors and Genting Rewards: the official programmes

Resorts World Las Vegas has two loyalty programmes that matter for price: Hilton Honors for the hotel side and Genting Rewards for gaming and other resort spending. Each works differently.

Hilton Honors. Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad Las Vegas and Crockfords Las Vegas are Hilton brands, and the resort's website has pages for Hilton Honors members at each tier. Sign in to your Hilton Honors account when you book on an eligible rate so the stay is credited.

Genting Rewards. This is the resort's own programme. The resort says you can pre-enroll online through its gaming page, and that points from other Resorts World properties cannot be transferred to Resorts World Las Vegas, so you enroll here separately.

Resort offers. The resort runs its own room offers and packages on its website. Offers change often, so read the terms of any package before you book, including whether it changes the resort fee.

These programmes set what the resort charges and what you earn from the resort. ShopBack is the step you take before you book, and it lowers what the stay ends up costing you.

Resorts World Las Vegas reviews, BBB and Trustpilot: how to read them in 2026

The most useful way to read Resorts World Las Vegas reviews in 2026 is to compare recent reviews across two or three sources, for the same hotel and room type you plan to book. The resort has three hotels, so reviews for Crockfords tell you little about a standard Las Vegas Hilton room.

1. Start with the hotel you are booking. Read reviews for Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad or Crockfords specifically, not the resort as a whole.
2. Check the booking site you plan to use. Booking sites such as Booking.com and Expedia show reviews from guests who booked through them.
3. Then look at general review sites. Tripadvisor and Google cover the stay itself, while BBB and Trustpilot are where people often post about billing or customer service.
4. Sort by newest. A resort that opened in 2021 changes its offers, fees and services over time, so recent reviews tell you more than old ones.
5. Look for patterns. Several people mentioning the same thing, such as check-in queues or how fees are shown, is more useful than one strong story.

Before you book, write down what matters most to you (pool access, room view, walking distance) and check reviews for those points.

Resorts World Las Vegas refund policy and customer service

Refunds at Resorts World Las Vegas depend on the rate you book, so the cancellation deadline shown on your rate is the rule that applies to you. Flexible rates usually allow free cancellation up to a set time before arrival, while prepaid or advance purchase rates often cannot be refunded. Read the rate terms before you pay, and keep the confirmation email.

Who to contact. According to the resort's website at the time of writing:

What you need	Contact
General inquiries	(702) 676-7000
Las Vegas Hilton room reservations	(702) 676-6012, 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily
Conrad room reservations	(702) 676-6404, 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily
Crockfords luxury reservations	(702) 676-7033, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily
Larger suites	The Contact Center at 844-GENTING

The website also has a Billing Inquiries page and a Guest Receipt page for questions about charges after your stay.

If you booked on a booking site, contact that site first, since your booking and payment sit with them. The booking site's own terms decide changes and refunds for that reservation.

Where to book: direct, Hilton or a booking site

There is no single cheapest place to book Resorts World Las Vegas; compare the same hotel, room type and dates on the resort's website and on one or two booking sites, with the resort fee and tax included. Each route has strengths:

• Direct on the resort's website. Useful for resort offers and packages, and for signing in to Hilton Honors on an eligible rate.
• Booking sites. Las Vegas hotels are widely listed on booking sites such as Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com, Agoda and Trip.com, which make it easy to compare Resorts World with nearby Strip hotels on the same screen.

A note on Trip.com. On Trip.com there is no code to find: go through ShopBack before you book, and part of what you pay comes back as Cashback.

For more on how booking sites differ, see whether Expedia is cheaper than booking direct.

Go through ShopBack before you book

Before you book a hotel on Booking.com or Agoda, go through ShopBack first, and the same goes for booking Resorts World Las Vegas direct. ShopBack works like an automatic cash discount on your online order. Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles.

How to do it.

1. Compare the total for your dates on the resort's website and one or two booking sites.
2. Open the ShopBack Resorts World Las Vegas page, or the ShopBack page for the booking site you chose.
3. Open the site from its ShopBack page and finish the booking in the same visit.
4. Stay as booked. Cashback shows as pending in your ShopBack account soon after you pay, and confirms after your trip.

The Resorts World Las Vegas page on ShopBack shows which bookings earn Cashback and the live rate. Cashback is based on what you keep: if you return or cancel part of an order, the Cashback adjusts to match.

Paying with a travel or hotel credit card

You can usually earn your card's rewards and Cashback on the same purchase, because they come from different places. Some cards earn more on hotel spending booked direct than through booking sites, and some hotel co-brand cards earn more at their own brand's hotels.

For a wider look at hotel loyalty, see Marriott Bonvoy vs Hilton Honors vs World of Hyatt.

Key takeaways

• Resorts World Las Vegas opened in 2021 and has three Hilton hotels: Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad Las Vegas and Crockfords Las Vegas.
• The total nightly cost is the room rate plus a $55 daily resort fee and tax, plus parking if you drive, according to the resort's FAQ at the time of writing.
• It suits convention travelers, Hilton Honors members and pool-focused trips; mid-Strip nightlife fans should budget for rides.
• Refunds depend on your rate's cancellation terms; call the reservations line for your hotel or contact your booking site.
• Before you book, go through ShopBack US, then compare the price after ShopBack, not the first price you see.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Resorts World Las Vegas a good place to stay for the price?

For most US travelers, yes, if a newer resort on the north end of the Strip suits your plans. It opened in June 2021, has three Hilton hotels under one roof and sits across from the Las Vegas Convention Center. Judge it on the total nightly cost, which means the room rate plus the $55 daily resort fee and tax listed on its FAQ page at the time of writing, plus parking if you drive.

How much is the resort fee at Resorts World Las Vegas?

According to the Resorts World Las Vegas FAQ page at the time of writing, the daily resort fee is $55 plus tax on every reservation. It includes guest internet access, smart TV casting, unlimited local and toll-free calls, PressReader access and small discounts on spa, fitness retail, cabanas and pool chairs. Fees can change, so check the total shown before you pay.

What is the difference between the three hotels at Resorts World Las Vegas?

Resorts World Las Vegas describes Las Vegas Hilton as its full-service brand, Conrad Las Vegas as Hilton's contemporary luxury brand and Crockfords Las Vegas as part of LXR, Hilton's collection of independent luxury hotels. Las Vegas Hilton is usually the natural starting point for a value stay, and Crockfords is the most exclusive, with rooms, suites, villas and palaces.

What is the refund policy at Resorts World Las Vegas?

Cancellation and refund terms depend on the rate you book, so read the cancellation deadline shown on the rate before you pay. Flexible rates usually allow free cancellation up to a set time before arrival, while prepaid or advance purchase rates often cannot be refunded. For a booking made direct, contact the resort's reservations line for your hotel; for a booking made on a booking site, contact that site.

How do I contact Resorts World Las Vegas customer service?

According to the resort's website at the time of writing, general inquiries go to (702) 676-7000, Las Vegas Hilton reservations to (702) 676-6012, Conrad reservations to (702) 676-6404 and Crockfords luxury reservations to (702) 676-7033. The website also has a Billing Inquiries page and a Guest Receipt page for questions about charges after your stay.

Where can I read Resorts World Las Vegas reviews?

Read recent guest reviews in two or three places rather than one: reviews for the specific hotel you are booking, the booking site you plan to use and general review sites such as Tripadvisor, Google, BBB or Trustpilot. Sort by the newest reviews, read the ones for your room type and look for patterns, such as comments about check-in times or fees, rather than single stories.

How far is Resorts World Las Vegas from the airport?

According to Resorts World Las Vegas, the resort is about 4.5 miles from Harry Reid International Airport, which is approximately a 15-minute drive. Rideshare pickup is on Goh Tong Way near the guest parking garage.

Can I earn Hilton Honors points at Resorts World Las Vegas?

The three hotels at Resorts World Las Vegas are Hilton brands, and the resort's website has pages for Hilton Honors members by tier. Genting Rewards is the resort's own programme for gaming and other resort spending, and the resort says points from other Resorts World properties cannot be transferred, so you enroll in Genting Rewards separately.

How does ShopBack work when I book Resorts World Las Vegas?

Before you book, go through ShopBack US. Open Resorts World Las Vegas from its ShopBack page and finish the booking in the same visit. Cashback shows as pending in your ShopBack account soon after you pay, and confirms after your trip. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price. The Resorts World Las Vegas page on ShopBack shows which bookings earn Cashback and the live rate.

Is it cheaper to book Resorts World Las Vegas direct or on a booking site?

Neither is always cheaper. Compare the same hotel, room type and dates on the resort's website and on one or two booking sites such as Booking.com or Expedia, including the resort fee and tax in each total. Then go through ShopBack US for the site you pick before you book, and compare the price after ShopBack rather than the first price you see.

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Disclaimer

The views and recommendations expressed in this article are those of the author. Room rates, resort fees, parking charges, loyalty programme terms and hotel policies vary by date, rate and booking channel and are subject to change. Amounts and eligibility on ShopBack vary by store and booking type; check the current rate and terms on each store's ShopBack US page before you book.

This article is intended for general informational purposes only and should not be considered professional or financial advice.