Resorts World Las Vegas, opened in 2021, combines three Hilton-brand hotels (Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad and Crockfords) with a 5.5-acre elevated pool complex, the Famous Foods Street Eats hall, the 4,850-capacity Resorts World Theatre and a Vegas Loop link to the convention center. It suits Hilton loyalists and food-focused travelers.
Resorts World opened on 24 June 2021 on the former Stardust site, as the first new integrated resort built on the Strip in more than a decade. It is owned by the Malaysian group Genting, and its 3,506 rooms are split between three Hilton brands, which is unusual and useful when you book. Las Vegas Hilton, with about 1,680 rooms, is the mainstream option. Conrad Las Vegas, with about 1,500 rooms, is the upscale middle tier and the largest Conrad in the world.
Crockfords, part of Hilton's LXR collection, has 332 rooms and suites with a private entrance and lobby and round-the-clock luxury service. Hilton Honors members earn and redeem points across all three, and all guests share the casino, pools and restaurants. Check which hotel your rate is for, because room size, check-in and perks differ noticeably between the three.
The pool complex is one of the best on the north Strip: about 5.5 acres of elevated deck with five areas across nine bodies of water, including an infinity pool with Strip views and an adults-focused pool with a VIP bar. Ayu Dayclub runs there in season, and the pools follow a seasonal schedule.
Zouk Nightclub is the late-night venue. The 117,000-square-foot casino has a poker room and sportsbook, and AWANA Spa covers 27,000 square feet. Resorts World Theatre, with a capacity of 4,850, books major residencies and concerts, so check the calendar for current dates. The resort also has about 40,000 square feet of shops across two levels.
Food is the strongest reason to stay. Famous Foods Street Eats is a hawker-style hall modeled on Southeast Asian street markets, with counters for dumplings, char kuey teow, ramen, pho, fried chicken and bubble tea. Sit-down options include Carversteak, Brezza for coastal Italian, Crossroads Kitchen for plant-based dining, Kusa Nori, Genting Palace and Wally's wine bar and market.
A Vegas Loop tunnel station links the resort with the Las Vegas Convention Center. The trade-off is distance: the center Strip is about two miles south, so plan on rides for most sightseeing. A nightly resort fee is added to the room rate and parking charges may apply, so compare total prices rather than headline rates before you book.
Why stay here
- ✓Three Hilton-brand hotels in one resort: Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad Las Vegas and Crockfords (LXR), with Hilton Honors points
- ✓About 5.5 acres of elevated pool deck with an infinity pool and Ayu Dayclub, on a seasonal schedule
- ✓Famous Foods Street Eats: a Southeast Asian-style hawker hall with dumplings, noodles, ramen and bubble tea
- ✓Carversteak, Brezza, Crossroads Kitchen (fully plant-based), Kusa Nori and Genting Palace for sit-down meals
- ✓Resorts World Theatre (capacity 4,850) for residencies and concerts, plus Zouk Nightclub and the 27,000-square-foot AWANA Spa
- ✓Vegas Loop tunnel station to the convention center; about two miles north of the center Strip, so plan on rideshares for sightseeing
- ✓Casino with slots, table games and a sportsbook
- ✓A nightly resort fee and paid parking apply, so compare the full cost before you choose
Good questions
Which hotels are in Resorts World?+
Three Hilton-brand hotels share the resort: Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad Las Vegas and Crockfords (LXR).
What is Famous Foods Street Eats?+
A Southeast Asian-style hawker hall with dumplings, noodles, ramen and bubble tea.
Is Resorts World close to the center Strip?+
It is about two miles north of the center Strip, so plan on rideshares or the Vegas Loop to the convention center.
