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Vacation rental houses in Las Vegas

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Las Vegas

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Private room in Las Vegas
Luxurious Studio Suite w/Strip View
Fabulous condominium at Palms Place with "NO RESORT FEES". This spacious condo, has STUNNING unobstructed views of the famous Las Vegas Strip and has everything you'll need for the perfect getaway. Features: Stainless Steel Kitchenette; Living Room with comfy King Bed and Queen Sofa bed; Marbled Bath with Rain Shower and Jacuzzi Tub; Complimentary access to all pools, bars, spas & fitness centers in Palms Place and Palms Casino & Resort; FREE Parking; WIFI & cable incl;
SUPERHOST
Private room in Las Vegas
35F Luxury Studio Strip View Palms Place Las Vegas
* Strip View * Free Wifi * Free Parking * Pool ( Operation hours subject to Hotel's decision , pool close at winter ) * Fitness Center * No Resort Fee * Check in anytime after 3:00PM * Just miles away from Strip and Convention Center This is an exquisite, 615 square foot studio with an unbelievable view of the Strip. The studio has one king size bed and one queen size sleeper sofa. The full bathroom is marbled from top to bottom and large Jacuzzi tub
Serviced apartment in Las Vegas
TB8 Strip View Studio/Open Balcony/No Resorts Fee
• No Resort Fees • High-Speed Internet • Full Bathroom with Jetted Tub • Access to Resort Seasonal Pools and Fitness Centers • 24-hour Check-in • Kitchenette • 5 mins from the Strip • Great views of the Strip • Located in Palms Place resort • Balcony access

Stay near Las Vegas's top sights

Fremont Street Experience464 locals recommend
Caesars Palace120 locals recommend
MGM Grand90 locals recommend
Bellagio Hotel & Casino230 locals recommend
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas93 locals recommend
Luxor Hotel & Casino20 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Las Vegas

Serviced apartment in Las Vegas
WM38* Stunning Studio | Strip View w/Open Balcony
Serviced apartment in Las Vegas
WR32* Luxurious Remodeled Studio|Amazing Upgrades
Serviced apartment in Las Vegas
B16P1* Studio w/StripView/No Resort Fee/Pool/Gym
Serviced apartment in Las Vegas
A5B2 Studio w/No Resort Fee/Pool/Gym

Your guide to Las Vegas

All About Las Vegas

The surreal nature of Las Vegas is evident at first sight across the horizon of the Mojave Desert. As you approach, whether by land or air, the sky-piercing towers, giant wheels, and pavilions of the iconic Strip skyline stand against the jagged mountains and scorching skies of the vast surrounding landscape. Although lively all day, the Strip is the pinnacle of the city’s nightlife, known for magic shows, drag performances, and niche entertainment of all kinds.

Head a little north of the Strip, and you can wander around the more spread-out, palm-tree-lined Arts District, where fine art galleries are open to the public and a festival is held the first Friday of each month. The jazz clubs, game lounges, and street performances in Downtown Las Vegas offer a slightly less intense experience than the Strip. This neighborhood is also home to exciting attractions, like a zipline that sends shrieking people soaring over pedestrians’ heads and a museum about the city’s early history of organized crime. A quick journey west of the Strip will bring you to Vegas’s historic Chinatown, now known for its Japanese street food, conveyor-belt restaurants, and Chinese pastries.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Las Vegas

Though Las Vegas is a city constantly in motion, it is in the middle of the Mojave Desert, which means mild winter days and scorching hot summers. If you’re looking to see the city at its peak, reserve house rentals in Las Vegas during major holidays, sporting events, or conventions. Lively poolside events happen throughout the city from late spring into early summer. The heat slows Vegas down a little from June to September — even moving from one air-conditioned building to the next may make you sweat — but you’ll still find plenty of visitors walking down the Strip in bathing suits and flip flops. Some of the largest professional conventions are held in October and November, but aside from industry professionals, the city is relatively quiet during what is considered the city’s off-season.


Top things to do in Las Vegas

The Neon Museum

As Vegas has evolved, so have the signs that line the Strip. One of the many museums unique to Las Vegas, the Neon Museum has taken in and maintained nearly every neon sign since the 1930s that played a role in creating the city’s renown. Though tours are available both day and night, the signs (and photo opportunities with them) are at their best in the dark.

Red Rock Canyon

Roughly 24 kilometres west of the city is Red Rock Canyon, one of the American Southwest’s natural wonders. Over 26 hikes and trails snake through this rust-colored landscape. It’s a particularly hot day, you can stay inside your car and explore the scenery down a one-way, 20-kilometre drive.

Fremont Street Experience

The Fremont Street Experience is located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas. Three stages host free concerts each night, and overhead is Viva Vision, a massive LED screen that acts as a canopy for the street while also displaying light shows and recorded performances with concert-quality sound.

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