Crockfords Las Vegas at Resorts World

Crockfords is Resorts World's ultra-luxury LXR tier - a few hundred rooms with a private entrance, 24-hour ambassador service and access to the Crockfords-only pool, plus the entire mega-resort's dining and casino. Among the most exclusive stays on the north Strip.

Is Crockfords at Resorts World Worth It? Honest Review & Rates

Crockfords is the most luxurious of the three hotels at Resorts World, part of Hilton's premium LXR collection. With only a few hundred rooms (published counts run from 236 at the 2021 opening to 332 in current listings), it's deliberately intimate and exclusive, ushering guests in through a private entrance and into an opulent lobby for a thoroughly personalized, VIP-level experience with 24-hour ambassador service.

Despite the rarefied service, you're never cut off: guests have the run of the entire Resorts World mega-resort - its five-pool district (including the Crockfords-only pool and the 21-plus Athena infinity pool), the sprawling food hall, the vast casino and the big-name theatre. One practical note even for a top-tier stay: Resorts World ended free parking, so self-parking is $21 a day (valet from $40). It's top-of-the-market luxury on the north end of the Strip.

Insider tipCrockfords' entry category is the Superior Room, sold in City View and Strip View versions - pay up for the Strip View, which faces the Boulevard through floor-to-ceiling windows rather than the city side. One caveat to check at booking: the private Crockfords Pool - the one perk that really is yours alone - sits in a complex Resorts World runs year-round only 'weather permitting', and some pools close in the off-season, so a cooler-month stay may find it shut.
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Rooms

Superior Room

Superior Room

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Crockfords' 550-square-foot entry room, sold with one king or two queens, an elevated take on the Resorts World deluxe with custom bedding, a 65-inch TV and a spa-inspired marble bathroom with a double vanity and a walk-in rain shower.

Superior Room, Strip View

Superior Room, Strip View

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A higher-floor 550-square-foot Superior Room with a full view of the Las Vegas Strip through floor-to-ceiling windows, custom bedding, a 65-inch TV and a marble spa bathroom with a double vanity.

One-Bedroom Suite

One-Bedroom Suite

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A Crockfords suite with a separate living area and bedroom, floor-to-ceiling Strip or city views, a marble spa bathroom with a soaking tub and separate shower, and access to Crockfords' ambassador service.

Location

333 W Resorts World Dr, Las Vegas, NV

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Frequently asked questions

What makes Crockfords different from the Conrad and Hilton towers?

All three share Resorts World's casino, food hall and theatre, but Crockfords is the top LXR tier: guests come and go through a private entrance and lobby, get discreet check-in and a 24-hour ambassador, and are the only guests admitted to the private Crockfords Pool. The Conrad is the mid-tier and the Hilton the entry tower.

How much does it cost to stay at Crockfords?

Rooms start around $279 a night, but budget for the extras: a resort fee of $55 plus tax (roughly $62.36) and self-parking at $21 a day sit on top of the room rate - though Resorts World's 'All Resort, No Fees' rate currently waives the resort fee on stays booked under it through December 28, 2026 - and the LXR tier pays the same parking charge as the other two towers.

Do Crockfords guests get their own pool?

Effectively two options. Everyone has the 5.5-acre, five-pool Resorts World complex, and Crockfords guests also get the private Crockfords Pool, reserved for them alone; the 1,800-square-foot Athena infinity pool over the Strip is open to any hotel guest 21 and over. Pool access is year-round, weather permitting, but some pools close in the off-season, so confirm for your dates.

How close is Crockfords to the Las Vegas Convention Center?

It sits directly across the street from the Las Vegas Convention Center on the north end of the Strip, which makes it one of the more convenient luxury stays for conventions - though it's a longer walk or a rideshare down to the central-Strip action.

Is Crockfords a good fit for families with kids?

It leans adults-first. There are no child-care facilities, you must be 21 to reserve a room, and only a limited number of dog-friendly rooms exist resort-wide - so it suits couples, business travelers and groups more than families with young children.
Number of roomsBetween 236 (the 2021 opening count) and 332 (Forbes Travel Guide and current listings) rooms and suites, depending on the source - either way the smallest and most exclusive of Resorts World's three hotels.
CasinoYes - Resorts World's roughly 117,000-square-foot cashless casino, with slots, table games and a sportsbook (the poker room closed in March 2026). Crockfords guests also have access to VIP gaming salons.
Race & Sports BookYes.
RestaurantsFull access to Resorts World's 40-plus food and beverage venues, from the Famous Foods Street Eats food hall to Carversteak, Wally's, Brezza, Genting Palace and Crossroads Kitchen, plus Crockfords' own lobby lounge.
EntertainmentThe 5,000-seat Resorts World Theatre hosts headline residencies; past headliners include Katy Perry, Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan and Kevin Hart.
NightlifeZouk Nightclub and the AYU Dayclub.
AttractionsThe 5.5-acre pool complex, the Awana Spa and a retail promenade; the Las Vegas Convention Center is across the street.
PoolAccess to Resorts World's 5.5-acre, five-pool complex, including the private Crockfords Pool (reserved exclusively for Crockfords guests) and the 1,800-square-foot Athena infinity pool overlooking the Strip, which is open to all hotel guests 21 and over. Pool access runs year-round, weather permitting, though some pools close in the off-season.
Health club or fitness equipmentYes, a fitness center.
SpaAwana Spa & Wellness, including the Fountain of Youth hydrothermal circuit - six vitality pools, a crystal laconium, steam rooms, mist showers and a rain walk - plus interactive sauna performances.
ShopsYes, a retail promenade with luxury and lifestyle boutiques.
Wedding servicesYes.
Business centerYes.
Convention roomsYes, extensive conference and convention space, directly across from the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Personalized serviceA dedicated pre-arrival team and 24-hour ambassadors, with discreet private check-in through Crockfords' own entrance and lobby.
Child-care facilitiesNo.
Room serviceYes, 24-hour in-room dining.
Pets allowedResorts World offers a limited number of dog-friendly rooms: up to two dogs with a combined weight under 40 pounds, $150 per day plus tax. The resort doesn't say which tower those rooms are in, so confirm when you book.
In-room Internet accessYes, included in the resort fee.
Parking garageSelf-parking is $21 per day (Resorts World ended free parking), and valet starts at $40; cars with Nevada plates still self-park free.
Shuttle service to the airportNo.
Shuttle service to the stripNo.
Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.
Check-in time4 p.m.
Check-out time11 a.m.
Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.
Prices From$347
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