Best Las Vegas Hotels for Couples

Since the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas opened in 2010, it has been a perennial favorite of well-heeled travelers looking for the quintessential Sin City experience. One of the biggest standouts for the property is that the majority of its spacious accommodations have furnished balconies, an unparalleled offering on the Strip.

The resort offers three outdoor pools, including one at Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub, for you to either unwind or party, depending on your mood, as well as a full-service spa and salon when you’re really in need of some downtime. There’s also no shortage of nightlife options including the Marquee, a concert venue that has seen acts from the likes of Lizzo, Lady Antebellum, and Bruno Mars, and numerous lounges, including a speakeasy tucked behind a barbershop. And to keep you satiated, there are over 30 food and beverage options, ranging from the casual Block 16 food hall to trendy restaurants like Zuma and Beauty & Essex.

• Three outdoor pools
• On-site day and nightclub
• Award-winning spa
• Concert venue

With its rich, jewel-tone hues and velvet accents, the NoMad Las Vegas is a nod to 20th-century French luxury and flair. Designer Jacques Garcia has once again lent his expert eye to the brand for their third property, which opened in October 2018, and added his signature residential-style aesthetic to the hotel. Accommodations are elegantly appointed with window-side sitting areas, original artwork, a mahogany writing desk, custom furniture, and freestanding pedestal tubs in most of the suites.

To help you unwind during the day, the property has a Moroccan-inspired pool deck with three pools and two bars. But once night settles in, you’ll want to be at the hotel’s signature NoMad Restaurant helmed by chef Daniel Humm and restaurateur Will Guidara, the duo behind three-Michelin-starred Eleven Madison Park in New York City. But if you can’t manage to land a reservation at this hot spot, there’s also the bar, which serves up elevated bites alongside well-crafted cocktails.

• Outdoor pool deck
• NoMad Restaurant
• Freestanding pedestal tubs in select accommodations

Wellness probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Sin City, but the Venetian Resort makes it a priority with its Canyon Ranch spa and fitness programming. The lauded wellness brand has created a luxurious, 134,000-square-foot, two-level facility for the property’s guests to enjoy at their leisure. The spa offers over 100 treatments and an extensive Aquavana hydro circuit that includes a crystal steam room, multi-sensory cooling showers, a Finnish sauna, and more. There are also two fitness centers offering daily classes and a 40-foot indoor rock climbing wall.

To top it all off, Canyon Ranch has even created three healthful dining options to bring everything full circle. The all-suite Venetian Resort also offers its guests a total of 11 outdoor pools, 41 food and beverage outlets, and an on-site nightclub to keep busy and entertained.

• Award-winning Canyon Ranch spa
• 11 outdoor pools
• On-site nightclub

One of Las Vegas’s most iconic landmarks, the Fountains of Bellagio set the mood for a romantic getaway. The resort certainly capitalizes on this dramatic feature as it has several restaurants that look out onto the fountains, including the elegant Mayfair Supper Club and artsy Picasso. The resort is also home to a 14,000-square-foot conservatory and botanical garden, which changes with the seasons and has some particularly notable displays for certain holidays.

When you’re ready for some rest and relaxation, unwind at one of the five pool courtyards or book a treatment at a Roman-style spa. In late summer 2021, guests can enjoy remodeled accommodations in the property’s main tower, featuring updated bathrooms and a more contemporary design. But don't worry, the cloud-like cashmere pillow-top mattresses will still be in every room, and guests can book the wellness-centric Stay Well rooms here, too.

• Award-winning spa
• Daily fountain shows
• Five outdoor pools
• Cashmere pillow-top mattresses
• Stay Well accommodations

Part of Las Vegas’s allure is the luxurious shopping available at every turn, and one resort that does it particularly well is the Wynn Las Vegas. Spread across three esplanades, there’s a total of 160,000 square feet of retail space dedicated to brands like Chanel, Hermès, Balmain, Christian Louboutin, and Cartier. But the resort also offers their guests much more beyond shopping, such as an award-winning spa, six pools, nightlife, an 18-hole golf course, and spacious accommodations. There’s also no shortage of world-class dining at the property, which includes Costa di Mare, where the seafood is flown in daily from Italy, and Wing Lei, the first Chinese restaurant to receive a Michelin star in the United States.

• Award-winning spa
• Floral decorations in the lobby
• SoulCycle studio
• On-site day and nightclub
• Six outdoor pools
• 18-hole golf course
• Complimentary nightly show

If you’re looking to escape the cacophony of casinos, Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is a gaming-free property. The quiet enclave offers its guests spacious accommodations starting at 500 square feet; an outdoor pool deck; and five dining options, including a restaurant by acclaimed chef Pierre Gagnaire and a bar that offers sweeping views of the Strip. When you’re ready to relax, book a treatment at their 27,000-square-foot spa and enjoy facilities that include steam rooms, a sauna, and a hammam.

• Award-winning spa
• Outdoor pool
• House car service
• Bar with views of the Strip