Four Strip Resorts, Four Signature Sights
A resort-hopping look at Las Vegas Boulevard follows four signature sights: Bellagio Hotel & Casino's dancing fountains, Caesars Palace's Roman-inspired columns, Paris Las Vegas's half-size Eiffel Tower replica, and Mandalay Bay's 11-acre pool complex with a beach scene.
Dancing fountains and an ornate conservatory frame Bellagio Hotel & Casino, a central Strip resort with a polished feel. Inside, high-end dining sits alongside a casino floor with a wide selection of table games and slots. The floor stays lively without feeling overwhelming. Connections to neighboring shops and hotels make it easier to move through the surrounding area.
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Caesars Palace brings Roman-inspired columns, statues and fountains to the Strip. Its massive casino shares the resort with multiple pools, live entertainment and high-end retail. The property is enormous, so moving between facilities takes long walks. Nightly resort fees and parking charges add costs beyond the room rate.
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Paris Las Vegas puts a half-size Eiffel Tower replica on the central Strip, where it lights up at night and offers striking views. French-inspired decor and public streetscapes continue inside around the casino floor, giving the resort its Parisian identity. Comfortable guest rooms round out the property, while resort fees apply and room amenities vary.
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Mandalay Bay closes this resort-hopping route with an 11-acre pool complex that turns the desert into its own beach scene. The resort sits far down the Strip and pairs live shows and destination dining with a casino. Visitors appreciate its location and dining, while some report crowded pool areas and extra fees for standard room amenities.
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