Las Vegas is not like any other tourist destination. Its major attractions are not beaches or historical sites but casinos. Gambling became legal in Nevada in 1931, but the first casino didn't open until ten years after that. Throughout the years, casinos have become more sophisticated, and now, hotel casinos are everywhere. There are several Las Vegas hotel casinos in old Las Vegas on Fremont Street and on the Strip, as well as in several surrounding areas.

Las Vegas Hotel Casino Options

For anyone who visits Las Vegas, finding a Las Vegas hotel casino is not a daunting job. MGM Mirage owns most of Las Vegas hotels. The company owns twelve casino resorts, which gives travelers a wide variety. Whether on a tight budget or in a situation where money is no object, the MGM Mirage offers something for everyone.

Aside from MGM Mirage Las Vegas hotels, the Bellagio is another Las Vegas hotel casino that some tourists prefer. This hotel has received a Five-Diamond rating from AAA. Some of the hotel amenities and facilities include bathrooms with soaking tubs, electronic drapes, mini bars, cable television, room service, laundry, dry cleaning, and many others. Suites are usually equipped with two master bedrooms and a living area.

Another option is the New York, New York Casino Resort. This is named as such because the rooms are designed as smaller versions of skyscrapers straight out of New York City. This hotel offers several rooms and suites with living spaces, Jacuzzis, and marble bathrooms.

There are also simpler and more affordable options such as the Railroad Pass Casino Resort or the Boardwalk Casino Resort. These hotels offer comfort and enjoyment but are not tough on the traveler?s budget.

All these Las Vegas hotel casinos have hundreds of gaming tables such as blackjack, roulette, mini baccarat, craps, and poker. Travelers, especially seasoned gamblers, will surely have a great time staying in these hotel casinos.