Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World

Name: Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World
Address: 999 W Resorts World Dr, Las Vegas, NV, Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $99+

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

The Las Vegas Hilton is the value tower within mega-resort Resorts World, offering comfortable, affordable rooms plus full access to the property's huge pool district, Famous Foods hall, casino and 5,000-seat theatre. The cheapest way into Resorts World, on the north Strip near the Convention Center.

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Is the Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

The Las Vegas Hilton tower is the most affordable way to stay at Resorts World, the gleaming mega-resort that anchors the north Strip. The rooms deliver the comfortable, reliable quality the Hilton name promises, at the property's most accessible price point.

The real value is everything you unlock: Resorts World's 5.5-acre, seven-pool district, the sprawling Famous Foods Street Eats hall, a vast cashless casino and a 5,000-seat theatre hosting big-name residencies — all shared with the pricier Conrad and Crockfords towers. It sits on the north Strip by the Convention Center. Two honest caveats: self-parking now costs $10 a day (Resorts World ended free parking), and it's a longer haul to the central Strip than most Strip hotels, so factor in rideshares.

Insider tipAll three Hilton room types are the same 400-square-foot Deluxe — the only thing that changes is the floor and the view. Pay up for a Strip View only if a head-on look at the lights matters to you; otherwise the base Deluxe is the identical room for less.

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Pools & Dayclubs at Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World

Ayu Dayclub Pool & dayclub

Rooms

Deluxe Room

The Hilton tower's entry room, at about 400 square feet, with a king bed or two queen beds, a 65-inch TV, a work area and floor-to-ceiling windows. Modern Hilton fit-out with a walk-in rain shower.

Deluxe Room, Partial Strip View

The same 400-square-foot Deluxe room on a higher floor with a partial view of the Strip. King or two queen beds, a 65-inch TV, floor-to-ceiling windows and a walk-in rain shower.

Deluxe Room, Strip View

A 400-square-foot Deluxe room with a full, head-on view of the Las Vegas Strip through floor-to-ceiling windows. King or two queen beds, a 65-inch TV and a walk-in rain shower.

Location

999 W Resorts World Dr, Las Vegas, NV

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Frequently asked questions

What is the resort fee at the Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World?

About $50 plus tax — roughly $56.69 per night. It covers in-room Wi-Fi, the fitness center and pool access. Self-parking is billed separately at $10 per day, so it is not included.

Do Hilton guests get full access to Resorts World's pools and amenities?

Yes. The Hilton is the value tower, but guests get the same access to the 5.5-acre pool complex, the casino, the Famous Foods food hall and the Resorts World Theatre as guests in the pricier Conrad and Crockfords towers.

What's the difference between the Hilton, Conrad and Crockfords at Resorts World?

All three share one building and the same amenities. The Las Vegas Hilton is the largest and most affordable, the Conrad is the boutique mid-tier, and Crockfords — an LXR luxury hotel — is the ultra-premium tower with the biggest suites and butler service.

Is the casino at Resorts World cashless?

Yes. It's one of the Strip's first fully cashless casinos — about 117,000 square feet of slots, table games, a poker room and a sportsbook, all played through the Resorts World app or a rewards card rather than cash. Set the app up before you sit down.

How far is Resorts World from the rest of the Strip?

It anchors the north Strip across from the Convention Center — about a 15-minute drive from the airport. It's a long walk to the central Strip and the free trams don't reach it, so plan on rideshare or the nearby monorail (Convention Center and Westgate stations).

Does the Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World allow pets?

No — Resorts World isn't pet-friendly, and that applies to the Hilton along with the Conrad and Crockfords towers. The property also has no on-site child-care, so factor that into a family trip.

Rating

3.8

Number of roomsResorts World has about 3,500 rooms across its three Hilton-family towers; the Las Vegas Hilton is the largest and most affordable of them.

CasinoYes — Resorts World's casino spans roughly 117,000 square feet with slots, table games, a poker room and a sportsbook. It's one of the Strip's first fully cashless casinos, played through the Resorts World app or a rewards card.

Race & Sports BookYes.

RestaurantsResorts World has 40-plus food and beverage venues shared across the towers, headlined by the Famous Foods Street Eats food hall and full-service restaurants including Carversteak, Wally's, Brezza, Genting Palace and Crossroads Kitchen.

EntertainmentThe 5,000-seat Resorts World Theatre hosts headline residencies; recent acts include Katy Perry, Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, David Blaine and Kevin Hart.

NightlifeZouk Nightclub and the AYU Dayclub.

AttractionsThe 5.5-acre pool complex and a retail promenade; the Las Vegas Convention Center is across the street.

PoolA 5.5-acre pool complex with seven pools, including the Athena infinity pool overlooking the Strip, a main pool, a family pool and the Bimini pool (seasonal).

Health club or fitness equipmentYes, a fitness center.

SpaYes, Awana Spa & Wellness.

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.

Child-care facilitiesNo.

Room serviceYes.

Pets allowedNo.

In-room Internet accessYes, included in the resort fee.

Parking garageSelf-parking is $10 per day (Resorts World ended free parking), and valet is available.

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$99

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