Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World

999 Resorts World Avenue, Las Vegas, NV, 89109, United States Of America

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Hotel overview

Daily Resort Charge includes: Guest internet access; PressReader app access to newspapers & magazines; smart TV casting; 15% off spa or fitness retail; 5% off spa or fitness treatments; 5% off cabana experience; 5% off 2 pool chair experience; local and toll-free calls.Daily Resort Charge includes: Guest internet access; PressReader app access to newspapers & magazines; smart TV casting; 15% off spa or fitness retail; 5% off spa or fitness treatments; 5% off cabana experience; 5% off 2 pool chair experience; local and toll-free calls.We're on the Strip's north end, across from the convention center and a 10-minute walk to Fashion Show shops. It's all here – a gaming floor, sports book, nightclubs, a wellness spa, and seven outdoor pools. Dining options include a street food hall and award-winning steakhouse. We offer 250,000 sq. ft. of event space as well as a 5,000-capacity theater.Over 1,600 stylish accommodations and attentive service from the most recognized name in the hospitality industry. - 1,678 guestrooms - 400 square foot room types with partial Strip, City or Pool views- Designed by Wilson and Associates- Dedicated lobby and arrival experience- Hilton Honors app and Digital Key- Hilton CleanStay with daily housekeeping- AI-powered digital assistant- Mobile-drive food delivery system- 55-inch LED TV with capability to cast Netflix or Amazon Prime from laptop or phone- Fully stocked mini bar with refrigerator, ice bucket, and glasses- Laptop size safe- Walk-in shower- LED vanity- Hair dyer, iron, and ironing board- USB power outlets- Non-smoking,

Hotel details

Dining

¡VIVA!

Created in collaboration with Esquire Magazine’s “Chef of the Year,” ¡VIVA! celebrates Chef Ray Garcia’s modern take on regional Mexican cuisine set in a vibrant, lush and contemporary space. The bright and bold flavors of the food and cocktails along with the rich and colorful design, set the stage for a fun and elevated dining experience.

Alle Lounge on 66

With expansive views of the dazzling Las Vegas Strip, Starlight on 66 will feature a stunning space 66 floors above the neon lights. Plush leather couches, mahogany paneled walls and beautiful artwork from around the world will adorn the space for a truly elevated lounge experience. The lounge will showcase an exceptional collection of fine and rare spirits, handcrafted cocktails and globally inspired small plates.

Bar Zazu

A second concept from Chef Brisson and Rocheleau, this vibrant, chic café will bring alive the spirit and flavors of Europe by showcasing its regional diversity through hot and cold tapas, cheese and charcuterie and sweet and savory pastries. Wines from around the world served by the glass, bottle and flights, along with beer and cocktails from different regions of Europe, encourage exploration. Opening in the fall.

Brezza

From James Beard Award semi-finalist Nicole Brisson and industry veteran Jason Rocheleau, Brezza will serve upscale and modern coastal Italian fare that embraces the traditions of Italy, offering handmade pastas, premier seafood, Brisson’s hand-selected heritage breeds and Creekstone Farms beef, paired with a beverage program including classic amari that honors Italy’s vast produce and historic wine region.

Craig's Vegan

Guests can satisfy their sweet tooth at the first ever scoop shop for Los Angeles hotspot, Craig’s, with rich, creamy and decadent vegan frozen treats in scoops, pints, sundaes and shakes. Signature flavors include Melrose Mint Chip, Sunset & Strawberry, Killa’ Vanilla and Perfectly Chocolate.

Crystal Bar

Located in the heart of the casino floor, Crystal Bar will specialize in handcrafted cocktails and curated spirits. This sophisticated sanctuary is showered in glamour, with a sparkling design featuring cascading crystal-shaped pendants.

Dawg House Saloon & Sportsbook

With an original location on Nashville’s Music Row, Dawg House Saloon is a classic Nashville sports bar situated adjacent to Resorts World Las Vegas’s sportsbook that will feature live music and dancing, an array of draft beers, creative cocktails and classic American pub fare with a Southern twist.

Famous Foods Street Eats

Developed by Zouk Group, Famous Foods is an Asian hawker-inspired food hall concept with 16 stalls featuring authentic street food and cuisines from top chefs and restaurateurs – and the only destination in the country with the most Michelin Plate and Bib Gourmand recognized concepts under one roof.

FUHU

A Zouk Group concept, FUHU is the newest breed of high-energy, experiential vibe dining mixed with an unexpected twist on contemporary Asian cuisine and a mixology program that will leave guests mesmerized.

Gatsby's Cocktail Lounge

Raising the bar and bringing the bubbles, Gatsby’s Cocktail Lounge offers an upscale escape and a cache of vintage and rare champagnes, vivid artisanal cocktails and aromatic wines.

Genting Palace

Step into old-world glamour at Genting Palace, this culinary gem will offer an exquisite menu of authentic Cantonese cuisine, seafood and exceptional dim sum.

Junior's

The Kitchen will be a breakfast, lunch, dinner and late-night destination with an array of internationally inspired cuisine. Morning classics and afternoon delights such as burgers, pasta and wok-fried noodle dishes as well as a buffet option will be served in a tasteful, casual setting overlooking the casino.

Kusa Nori

Complete with a high-energy sushi bar and teppanyaki grills, this modern Japanese bistro, created by Resorts World Las Vegas, will serve classic and innovative dishes from Japan including yakitori and teppanyaki creations, plus an extensive selection of sake.

RedTail

RedTail, Zouk Group’s social gaming bar, will offer premium beer, wine, cocktails and shared plates while playing a variety of games like beer pong, darts and pool.

Sun's Out Buns Out

This playful eatery, developed by Resorts World Las Vegas, will present an innovative take on comfort food, starring one key ingredient: eggs. No longer just a breakfast staple, Sun’s Out Buns Out will offer egg dishes all day, every day.

Wally's

Wally's boasts over 8,000 labels of wine, spirits, beer and speciality gourmet food items from around the world, catering to upscale and casual tasting experiences.

RoomService

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Amenities

Hotel services

24-hour room service†

Accessible facilities†

Air conditioning†

All public areas non-smoking†

ATM/Cash machine†

Baggage hold†

Barber shop†

Beauty shop/salon†

Car rental desk†

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Children's nursery†

Clothing store†

Concierge desk†

Currency exchange†

Electric car charging stations†

Elevators†

Fitness Facilities†

Food and beverage outlets†

Game room†

Health and beauty services†

Heated pool†

High speed internet access†

Housekeeping - daily†

Individual Efolio available†

Indoor parking†

Laundry/Valet service†

Lounges/bars†

Meeting rooms†

Multilingual staff†

On-Site parking†

Outdoor pool†

Parking†

Parking - controlled access gates to enter parking area†

Parking fee managed by hotel†

Pet-sitting services†

Pool†

Restaurant†

Sports trainer†

Tour/sightseeing desk†

Wheelchair access†

Wireless internet connection in public areas†

Business services

Business Center†

Ethernet Connectivity†

High Speed Internet Connection†

Meeting/Board Rooms†

Network/Internet Printing Available†

Printer†

Wireless Internet Connection†

† Fees may apply

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Activities

Hotel advisories

Advisory Daily Resort Charge will be added to the room rate and includes: Internet access; PressReader app access to newspapers & magazines; smart TV casting; 10% off spa or fitness retail; 5% off spa or fitness treatments; 5% off cabana experience; 5% off 2 pool chair experience; local and toll-free calls.

Advisory A minimum Parking fee of $10 (plus tax) per room, per night, per vehicle will be charged and collected by the hotel at check-in or check-out. Parking fees are subject to change without prior notice. The information published here is to give the client an estimate of additional fees they may be responsible for, but not a guarantee of the final amount due.

Advisory The following mandatory hotel-imposed fees are charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out. Resort fee: $55 Plus tax per room, per night Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change, this is an estimate of what you will be charged. The hotel can provide current fees and inclusions when you check-in.

Advisory Daily Resort Charge includes: Guest internet access; PressReader app access to newspapers & magazines; smart TV casting; 15% off spa or fitness retail; 5% off spa or fitness treatments; 5% off cabana experience; 5% off 2 pool chair experience; local and toll-free calls.

General policies & fine print

Check In: 4:00 PM

Check Out: 11:00 AM

Minimum Check-In Age: 21

Ratings & reviews

TripAdvisor traveler rating

683 reviews

Awful place to stay

They advertise no resort fee but they won’t do anything if you do get charged a resort fee. For them keeping their resort fee is more important than a returning guest. Would absolutely not recommend this place to anyone. The manager was unprofessional and was easily agitated when we informed her of the error.

Jul 11, 2025
Excellent stay!

We enjoyed our stay at the Hilton Las Vegas at Resorts World. Check-in line was very long around 2:00pm but we were able to use the Hilton Honors line for Diamond members which had no one in line. The Front desk agent was very nice, professional, and answered all of our questions. Our room and the hotel overall was very clean. There were plenty of slots and parking was FREE for hotel guests and visitors. We did try the food court and the breakfast place Suns Out Buns Out, both were very good. We will come back!

Jul 07, 2025
Best Las Vegas Of My Life

My stay at Resorts World was the best. I loved the suite and the sofa bed was comfy. I loved the view, and everything else was amazing too. The dinner there is amazing. Like, amazing.

Jul 06, 2025
Do NOT get a pool or strip facing room!

As a local, I sometimes like to have a staycation on the strip. RW is offering no resort fee and free parking all summer long as to why I chose this resort. I'm personally a middle of the strip kind of gal, but decided to venture north. BIG MISTAKE. I checked in early and upgraded to a pool/strip view for an extra $35 a night and the club music does not stop all night long. I thought it was pretty loud during the day at their club pool which stopped around 5pm. The club music started sometime after I went to sleep after 10pm and now it is 1am and so much bass and thumping. So disappointing! Even with being on the 54th floor (out of 59 floors). I'm sure I'm cutting this trip from 3 nights to 1 night and cutting my losses. Food wise, for room service they expect you to use GrubHub app, but it is their own employees that bring food to you. Even then, the food places inside RW they have slim offerings from both venues and menu choosing. It would be better to just go down to their food hall and get something you actually want. The room itself is nice and clean. Average for what is on the strip. Kohler gold metal plumbing, which is a nice touch and large shower. RW does pump their fragrance throughout the casino and rooms pretty strong compared to other resorts, a little to powerful, which is aggravating my sinuses. I did notice some paint chipping away on the dresser, which should be touched up. There is a narrow mini fridge provided, but no microwave. If RW didn't play the club music of all hours of the day/night, it would be more worth it for me, but RW failed me as well as many others who have complained about the noise.

Jul 05, 2025
Hilton charged me for minibar items I never consumed – beware

I want to be very clear: I never, ever consumed the minibar items I’m being charged for. I wouldn’t waste my time writing this if Hilton had treated me fairly. Despite several emails and claims, nobody helped me resolve this issue properly. I even sent the bill with all the incorrect charges highlighted in yellow, showing clearly what I never consumed. They kept charging me $59 repeatedly for mini bottles I never touched, and even $126 for a larger bottle I never opened. After multiple complaints, they refunded the $143 — which, to me, is an admission of error. Still, over $400 in unjustified minibar charges remain. To future guests: be very careful with the minibar. If you pick up a bottle and put it back, it seems to trigger a sensor that charges you automatically, even if you don’t consume it. To me, this is theft, and I can say it openly: Hilton has stolen from me. I have the invoice to prove it.

Jun 18, 2025