Best Vegas Hotels for Solo Travelers
Whether you’ve found yourself in Vegas solo due to work, a business conference, or like I did: because my friends dropped me off after an epic hiking trip in Zion ~ this article is for you. I’d never stayed in Vegas by myself before, so I didn’t really want to overnight in a “party” kind of atmosphere. I wanted something a little more chill. Somewhere I wouldn’t be stuck in an elevator with a bunch of drunken revelers at 3AM….or 8AM! So I chose a “hotel within a hotel,” the Delano Las Vegas, which was a great choice. For more options, here are some of the “Best Vegas Hotels for Solo Travelers.”
I recently stayed at the Delano Las Vegas as a solo traveler, & found its understated glamour ideal for a quick solo trip.
If you’ve looking for great places to dine solo in Vegas: read this article.
Map of Vegas Hotels for Singles
The Bellagio
Wynn Las Vegas
The Venetian
Delano
Nomad Vegas
Treasure Island
Overview of Vegas Hotels for Singles
- Best “Hotels within a Hotel,” with Sleek, Sexy Vibes = When a hotel is set within another hotel: it typically means they don’t have their own gambling area, such as the Delano at Mandalay Bay, & the NoMad Hotel, which is set within the larger Park MGM. The Delano’s lobby is dark & gorgeous, & when I checked in: there were many businessmen & singles checking in. Della’s Kitchen is a great place to pop in for a solo bite, or if you’d like more choices: Mandalay has a bevy of restaurants to choose from. But the NoMad Hotel is my favorite hotel on this list: its dark, sexy library bar & piano lounge are too sexy. And again, for more dining choices here: all you need to do is walk over to places like Eataly within Park MGM.
But there are no “crazy casino vibes” at either of these beautiful boutique hotels, which makes them an ideal choice for solo travelers.
The incredibly dark & sexy Library Bar at the NoMad.
Where to Stay Solo in Las Vegas
- Best Solo Vegas Hotel if You’re Looking to “Mingle” = On this last trip to Vegas, I walked almost the entire Strip (over 10 miles), & there was ONE hotel that far & away had the youngest, hottest people: The Cosmopolitan. From its sexy central Chandelier Bar to restaurants with a “vibe,” to its pretty outdoor pools (where I’ve lounged solo after friends left): this is a great spot to people-watch & meet new people. And the good news is: it’s not as pretentious as you would expect here.
Check prices at The Cosmoplitan.
When my friends & I stayed at the Cosmopolitan, this was the view from our room: overlooking the Bellagio fountains. They’ve got some of the best views in town.
- Best Las Vegas Hotel for Solo Gambling = Bellagio is the best hotel on the Strip for what I’d call, “understated gambling.” If you walk up to one of their tables solo: it’s no big deal. This casino feels a little more adult, & a little more *muted* than others ~ in a good way, especially if you’re traveling solo. I know many guys who’ve sidled up to tables here for hours, long after their friends took off. And if you’re in town for more than gambling, they’ve also got five beautiful pools surrounded by lush foliage: enjoy lunch at their garden cafe after a relaxing poolside massage.
Check prices at the Bellagio.
The casino at Bellagio is ideal for solo gamblers, in that it’s less rowdy & more understated.
Best Vegas Hotels for Solo Travelers
- Best BUDGET Vegas Hotel for Solo Travelers = Treasure Island. I looked up prices in Vegas this spring & found rooms at Treasure Island for $65/night! Anything on the Strip in Vegas for less than $100 is a DEAL. If you don’t mind dealing with a lot of families, Treasure Island has held up a lot better than some of its budget counterparts: such as the Rio (which used to be amazing ~ but now needs major renovation), the awful Circus-Circus & outdated Excalibur, & dreary Bally’s.
Check prices at Treasure Island.
Though a little kitschy: Treasure Island is one of the best budget hotels on the Strip, with fairly nice rooms & a great location.
- Best Vegas Hotels for an ADULT Spa Splurge-Getaway = The Venetian’s massive Canyon Ranch Spa is a heavenly place to escape the Strip, with over 100 treatments to choose from: including a HydroSpa, Finnish Sauna, Crystal Steam Room, & numerous massages. They also have four beautiful outdoor pools & a fun, bright poolside restaurant ~ all welcoming for solo visitors. But you’ve also got the newly-renovated spa at Wynn Las Vegas, which is even more opulent & exclusive than Canyon Ranch: it was the first spa in town to win Forbes’ Five-Star Award.
Both of these hotels are perfect for discerning travelers who prefer a more “adult” atmosphere, but still with plenty going on & lots of great restaurants & nightlife.
“Desert Chic” is the aesthetic at Canyon Ranch Spa in the Venetian.
The Spa at Wynn has a totally different vibe than Canyon Ranch: this is elevated Asian glamour & tranquility.
Would you stay at the Delano again as a solo female? I’m headed to Vegas for a work trip and want a place that’s pretty peaceful to come back to, as the days will be pretty hectic. Thank you, Serena
Hey Serena! Yes, I would definitely stay at the Delano again. If you’re looking for somewhere peaceful & serene to return at night: the Delano definitely fits the bill. It’s very quiet & there’s no nightclub that will keep you up at night! Have fun : ) xoxo
My husband and I live in Vegas and we love doing little staycations at the Delano. Great for solo travelers and couples…
Thanks for your local insight, Darlene! I agree, it’s “tucked-away” spot gives it a more serene feel than most hotels on the Strip. xoxo
The Nomad is a favorite for solo business travel in Vegas. Access to so many great restaurants, most of which are solo-friendly – but tucked away enough to feel quiet and private.
Great insights, Cheryl!
I often visit Vegas for work by myself, and your content on solo Vegas travel is really helpful! It can actually be a really fun city to travel to alone, I love early morning runs on the Strip.
I agree, Cynthia! I was very pleasantly surprised spending time alone in Vegas. And walking or running the Strip is so fun ~ mainly because of the great people-watching! And seeing what’s new along the Strip. Cheers, Noelia