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New Casino Hotels

Eleven resorts where the rooms, the restaurants and the casino floor all earn their place in your trip.

This page brings together the casino hotels our guests request most, from the fountains of the Las Vegas Strip to the rooftop pool above Marina Bay. Each profile is written by the MIDFIELD team to answer the questions people actually ask before booking: what the rooms feel like, how busy the casino gets, where to eat and who the hotel suits best. We have also added three properties we think deserve more attention, including Fallsview in Niagara Falls, the easiest casino getaway for travelers in Ontario and the northeastern United States. Prices shown are the lowest nightly rates we have recently seen for a standard room and will vary by date. Choose Book now on any hotel to open the booking form with that property already selected.

Bellagio

Las Vegas, United States

Bellagio is the Strip resort people picture when they think of Las Vegas elegance: an eight-acre lake out front, a lobby ceiling of hand-blown glass flowers overhead, and a pace that feels deliberately unhurried. Rooms are dressed in soft neutrals with marble bathrooms, and the Fountain View categories are worth the upgrade if you would rather watch the water show from your window than from the sidewalk. The casino floor is bright and spacious, with a well-known poker room and private high-limit salons for players who prefer a quieter table. Dining leans toward occasion meals, from steak and seafood rooms beside the lake to a pastry shop that draws a line every morning. Between reservations, the Conservatory and Botanical Gardens changes its installation with each season and costs nothing to visit. Bellagio suits couples, milestone birthdays and anyone who wants a central Strip address without a party atmosphere.

Highlights

Fountain-view rooms
Botanical conservatory
Poker room and high-limit salons
Spa and salon
Five outdoor pools

from $249 / night

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Wynn Las Vegas

Las Vegas, United States

Wynn Las Vegas is set back from the Strip behind a wall of greenery, so arriving feels calmer than almost anywhere else on the boulevard. Inside, the look is warm and floral, with mosaic floors, red lanterns and natural light in places most casinos keep dark. Rooms are generously sized with floor-to-ceiling windows, and the Tower Suites add a separate check-in and pool area for guests who want more privacy. The casino has a polished, uncrowded feel, with a busy poker room and a large sportsbook. The resort also runs its own 18-hole golf course, a rarity on the Strip, plus a spa and an evening show on the Lake of Dreams. Restaurants range from steakhouses to Cantonese and Italian dining rooms with terrace seating. Wynn suits travelers who value service, design and quiet, and who are happy to walk a little further to reach the busier central Strip.

Highlights

18-hole golf course
Tower suites with private pool
Full-service spa
Sportsbook and poker room
Evening lake show

from $299 / night

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The Venetian Resort

Las Vegas, United States

The Venetian Resort brings a stylized version of Venice to the Strip: painted skies, canals with singing gondoliers and a replica of St. Mark's Square inside the Grand Canal Shoppes. Every room is a suite, with a sunken living area and enough space for a family or a small group of friends to spread out, which makes the rates good value per person. The casino is one of the largest on the Strip and connects directly to its sister property, so finding the right table is rarely a problem. Dining is a real strength, with celebrity-chef restaurants, a food hall and late-night options within a few minutes' walk. Evening entertainment includes resident shows and a theater inside the complex. The Venetian works well for families, groups and conference travelers, since the convention center is on site. Distances inside are long, so comfortable shoes are part of the packing list.

Highlights

All-suite rooms
Indoor gondola rides
Grand Canal Shoppes
On-site convention center
Pool deck with cabanas

from $219 / night

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Caesars Palace

Las Vegas, United States

Caesars Palace has been a fixture of the Strip since the 1960s and still delivers the full classical-Rome experience, from marble statues to a forum-style shopping arcade. The resort is spread across several towers, each with its own personality: newer towers offer contemporary rooms, while others keep a more traditional style at lower rates. The casino floor is vast, with an extensive sportsbook, a poker room and every table game you would expect to find. Garden of the Gods, the resort's pool complex, has several pools, rentable cabanas and adults-only areas. The Colosseum theater hosts headliner residencies, and the buffet is a destination in its own right on weekend mornings. Caesars suits first-time Las Vegas visitors, sports fans and anyone who wants to be at the center of the Strip with nightlife, shows and shopping on the doorstep.

Highlights

Garden of the Gods pools
Colosseum theater
Large sportsbook
Forum Shops
Signature buffet

from $199 / night

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MGM Grand

Las Vegas, United States

MGM Grand is one of the largest hotels in the United States, and that scale is the point: one address gives you a major casino, an arena, several pools, a spa and dozens of places to eat. Rooms range from compact standard categories to multi-room suites on quieter floors. The casino is sprawling, with a large sportsbook, a wide spread of table limits and a busy slot floor. The Grand Garden Arena hosts boxing, mixed martial arts and concerts, so check the calendar before you book: fight weekends fill quickly and rates climb. The pool complex has a lazy river and cabana options, and the monorail station on site makes trips along the Strip easy without a taxi. MGM Grand suits groups, event-goers and value-minded travelers who want plenty of choice without leaving the building, and who do not mind a lively lobby at any hour.

Highlights

Grand Garden Arena
Pool complex with lazy river
Spa and fitness center
Monorail station on site
Sportsbook

from $149 / night

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ARIA Resort & Casino

Las Vegas, United States

ARIA is the modern face of Las Vegas: glass towers, clean lines and a public art collection displayed throughout the resort rather than shut away in a gallery. Rooms are controlled from a bedside tablet that handles lighting, curtains and temperature, and floor-to-ceiling windows frame either the Strip or the mountains beyond. The casino is bright and open, with a respected poker room and a relaxed high-limit area. Food is taken seriously here, with chef-led restaurants covering Japanese, Spanish, Italian and steak, plus a well-regarded buffet for easier evenings. The pool deck is calmer than some of its neighbors, and the spa includes heated stone beds for a slow afternoon. ARIA sits between Bellagio and Park MGM, linked by a free tram. It suits design-minded travelers, business guests and couples who prefer contemporary style over theming.

Highlights

Tablet-controlled rooms
Public art collection
Poker room
Spa with heated stone beds
Free tram to Bellagio

from $229 / night

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Marina Bay Sands

Singapore, Singapore

Marina Bay Sands changed Singapore's skyline when it opened in 2010: three towers joined at the top by the SkyPark, home to the rooftop infinity pool that is reserved for hotel guests. Rooms are sleek and bright, and the higher floors look out over either Gardens by the Bay or the city's financial district. The casino is spread over several levels and operates under Singapore's strict entry rules, so bring your passport; foreign visitors enter free of charge, while residents pay a levy. Dining ranges from celebrity-chef restaurants to casual food courts, and the attached shopping mall has a canal running through it. The ArtScience Museum and the evening light-and-water show are steps away. Marina Bay Sands suits first-time visitors to Singapore, couples on a special trip and travelers who want the city's landmarks within walking distance.

Highlights

Rooftop infinity pool
SkyPark observation deck
Canal-side shopping mall
Celebrity-chef dining
ArtScience Museum nearby

from $620 / night

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Atlantis Paradise Island

Paradise Island, The Bahamas

Atlantis Paradise Island is a resort that happens to have a casino rather than the other way around. The property spans several hotel buildings, from the family-friendly Coral and Beach towers to the more polished Royal and the upscale Cove and Reef. The main draw is Aquaventure, a large water park with slides, a river ride and pools, alongside open-air marine habitats with sharks, rays and turtles. The casino sits at the heart of the resort under a domed ceiling, with table games, slots and a lively bar scene after dark. Beaches on either side of the island give you calm water for swimming and snorkeling. Dining covers everything from casual poolside grills to Japanese and steakhouse restaurants. Atlantis suits families, multigenerational groups and couples who want a beach holiday with evening entertainment already built in.

Highlights

Aquaventure water park
Marine habitats
Beaches on two coasts
Kids and teen clubs
Casino under a domed ceiling

from $389 / night

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Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo

Monte-Carlo, Monaco Added by MIDFIELD

Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo has stood on the Place du Casino since 1864, facing the Casino de Monte-Carlo across a square where sports cars idle and fountains glitter at night. A multi-year renovation refreshed the rooms and added rooftop suites with private terraces, while keeping the gilded Belle Époque lobby intact. The casino is a short stroll away and still expects smart dress in its private rooms; the main gaming halls are open to adult visitors who bring photo ID. Dining is the hotel's great strength, led by a three-Michelin-starred restaurant from Alain Ducasse and a wine cellar carved into the rock beneath the building. Guests also have access to a thermal spa close by. Hôtel de Paris suits anniversaries, Grand Prix weekends and travelers for whom the address matters as much as the room itself.

Highlights

Opposite the Casino de Monte-Carlo
Michelin-starred dining
Rock-cut wine cellar
Rooftop suites with terraces
Thermal spa access

from $950 / night

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Fallsview Casino Resort

Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada Added by MIDFIELD

Fallsview Casino Resort sits on the high ground above the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, and the best rooms look straight down at the Horseshoe Falls and the mist that rises from it. The hotel tower has spacious rooms and suites, many with soaking tubs positioned for the view, which makes it one of the most requested romantic weekends in Ontario. Downstairs, the casino is among the largest in Canada, with thousands of slot machines, a full range of table games and a poker room. A theater inside the complex hosts touring comedians and concert acts through the year, so evenings stay busy even in winter. Restaurants cover steak, Italian and Asian cooking, and the resort links to a shopping galleria, an indoor pool and a spa. Boat tours and the Niagara Parkway are minutes away. Fallsview suits couples, weekend escapes from Toronto and anyone who wants a casino trip without a flight.

Highlights

Falls-view rooms and suites
Large casino floor
Theater with touring acts
Indoor pool and spa
Shopping galleria

from $179 / night

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Crown Towers Melbourne

Melbourne, Australia Added by MIDFIELD

Crown Towers Melbourne anchors the Southbank riverfront, a short walk across the Yarra from the city center, Flinders Street Station and the arts precinct. Rooms are elegant and generously sized, with views over the river, the city skyline or Port Phillip Bay, and the club level adds a private lounge with all-day refreshments. The adjoining casino is the largest in Australia and open around the clock, with table games, electronic gaming and private salons. The wider complex holds an impressive line-up of restaurants, from award-winning fine dining to casual riverside bars, plus cinemas and a busy nightlife scene on weekends. The spa has a heated indoor pool and a quiet relaxation area. Crown Towers suits food lovers, sports fans heading to the MCG or the Australian Open, and travelers who want Melbourne's best-known venues within easy walking distance.

Highlights

Yarra River views
Club lounge
24-hour casino
Riverside restaurants and bars
Spa with indoor pool

from $410 / night

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