Resorts World Las Vegas is a 3,506-room casino resort at 3000 South Las Vegas Boulevard on the northern end of the Strip, near the Las Vegas Convention Center. Opened June 24, 2021, it was the first ground-up Strip resort since the Cosmopolitan in 2010 and is owned and operated by Genting Group, marking the Malaysian gaming company’s first US casino resort. The $4.3 billion project houses three Hilton-family hotels — Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad Las Vegas, and the LXR-branded Crockfords — inside a single 59-story tower.
The draw here is a resort that skips the mega-casino sprawl of older Strip properties for a cleaner, more modern layout: a 117,000-square-foot casino floor, a 5.5-acre pool complex with five pools including the Strip-view Athena infinity pool, a 100,000-square-foot exterior LED screen wrapping the tower, and a 5,000-seat theatre that opened with a Carrie Underwood residency. It suits travelers who want Hilton loyalty perks, a quieter north-Strip base, and easy access to the Las Vegas Convention Center without competing for elevators with a 5,000-room megaresort.
Stats at a Glance
- Location: 3000 S Las Vegas Blvd, north Strip
- Operator: Genting Group
- Opened: June 24, 2021
- Rooms: 3,506 across Hilton, Conrad and Crockfords (LXR)
- Price tier: Mid-range to luxury (Crockfords)
- Casino: 117,000 sq ft, ~1,400 slots and 117 table games
- Signature attraction: 100,000 sq ft exterior LED screen and 50-ft LED globe
- Headline venue: Resorts World Theatre (5,000 seats)
Rooms, Pool and Casino
All 3,506 rooms sit in one 59-story tower split into three tiers: Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World (1,678 rooms, the value-forward option), Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World (1,496 rooms, mid-tier), and Crockfords Las Vegas (332 rooms, the LXR-branded all-suite luxury tier with private check-in). Booking through Hilton Honors works across all three. Downstairs, the 117,000-square-foot casino runs roughly 1,400 slots and 117 table games plus a poker room and sportsbook, while the 5.5-acre pool complex spans five pools, including the 1,800-square-foot Athena infinity pool with Strip views and the adults-only Ayu Dayclub.
Shows, Attractions and Dining
Resorts World Theatre is the property’s anchor venue, a 5,000-seat room built with one of the largest stages on the Strip that opened with a Carrie Underwood residency. Zouk Nightclub, the first US outpost of the Singapore-based brand, and Ayu Dayclub handle the late-night and pool-party crowd, drawing DJs like Zedd and Tiësto. The 70,000-square-foot retail corridor The District connects to more than 40 restaurants and bars, including Carversteak, Genting Palace, Fuhu, and the 16-stall Famous Food Street Eats hall.
Location and Who Should Stay Here
Resorts World sits at the far north end of the Strip near the Las Vegas Convention Center, which makes it convenient for convention travel but a longer walk or rideshare from the Strip’s midpoint. Sphere, about 1.5 miles south behind The Venetian, is a quick rideshare or Vegas Loop ride away; T-Mobile Arena and Allegiant Stadium are both several miles south near the Strip’s opposite end and are best reached by car or rideshare rather than on foot. It suits convention-goers, Hilton loyalty members chasing points, and travelers wanting a newer, less congested resort — less ideal for anyone wanting to walk to the Bellagio-to-Aria core or the far south-Strip arenas.
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Resorts World Las Vegas FAQs
What is the resort fee and parking cost at Resorts World Las Vegas?
The resort fee has historically run around $50 per night, though it has periodically been waived during promotions. Self-parking runs about $21 and valet about $40 per day, with free self-parking for Nevada residents and top-tier Genting Rewards members; check current rates before booking since Resorts World has changed its parking policy multiple times.
Is Resorts World Las Vegas walkable to the rest of the Strip?
It’s at the far north end of the Strip near the Las Vegas Convention Center, close to Circus Circus but a 20-30 minute walk from the Strip’s center. Rideshare, the Vegas Loop, or the monorail area nearby are more practical for reaching Sphere, CityCenter, or the south-Strip arenas.
Which Hilton brand should I book at Resorts World Las Vegas?
Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World is the value tier, Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World is the mid-tier with upgraded amenities, and Crockfords Las Vegas (LXR Hotels) is the all-suite luxury tier with private check-in and elevated service — all three share the casino, pools, and dining.
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