Hotels in Las Vegas

This 47-storey property is one of the flagship hotels of the new $8.5billion CityCentre development. With 392 rooms and suites, it’s a smaller scale affair than the usual Vegas behemoths, but quality trumps quantity and there’s an air of exclusivity and Zen-like calm. The 27th floor Sky Lobby is the perfect retreat from the clamour of the casinos and also has panoramic views across the city.

Located in Henderson, a short drive outside of Las Vegas, Green Valley Ranch Resort puts the focus on pampering and provides a break from the pace of The Strip. The resort is a rambling Mediterranean hacienda and houses eight restaurants, a cinema and a European-inspired intimate casino. The main buildings open onto the pool area with a small sand beach and private lounging beds in a more modern European setting.

It may not have an Eifell Tower outside it or any of those glitzy Las Vegas touches, but Bally's Las Vegas is one of the best cheap hotels in Las Vegas. It has 2,800 nicely appointed rooms and it's on the monorail stop, so transport connections are not a problem. Marble bathrooms and a choice of 13 restaurants add to the package, with the Sterling Sunday Brunch being something of a local institution. Not flashy, but reassuringly good quality.

The aquarium and high ceilings of the lobby belie the great value of this 3,300 room property that is more resort than casino. A monorail connects the hotel to some of the hottest spots on the Strip and rooms on the higher floors boast some of the best views in town. The restaurants here are particularly innovative, and there are four swimming pools to guarantee you won't feel crowded out. One of the best cheap hotels in Las Vegas.