Book The Venetian Las Vegas starting from $100 per night
This five-star Las Vegas Strip resort can quickly go above $100 in busier seasons, but if you travel midweek or in winter, you might find a rate right around $100 (before the daily fee, however). For a high-end hotel with 80 restaurants — including Thomas Keller's Bouchon — a glittering casino, the Grand Canal Shoppes, and pool deck that covers 1.2 acres, that's a tremendous value.
All rooms are suites, and huge, starting at 650 square feet. I've stayed here often for work, as the Venetian connects to the Sands Expo & Convention Center, and have enjoyed luxuriating in a suite with a sunken sitting area, dining table, and two high-def TVs. Each also has a luxurious bathroom with oversized soaking tub, separate glass-enclosed shower, and marble counters. Guests are also granted access to the Canyon Ranch Spa Club gym.
TripAdvisor ranking: 25 of 272 hotels in Las Vegas
Booking com rating: 9.0 out of 10
Pros: Sprawling, all-suite resort with access to some of Vegas' best attractions, entertainment, and dining, all located on-site.
Cons: While luxurious, the Venetian is not as posh-feeling as its newer sister property, the Palazzo, which tends to also be more expensive.