Las Vegas' Most Unique Hotels and Resorts

As a premier year-round destination for leisure and business travelers alike, Las Vegas is no stranger to world-class hotels and resorts. However, a select few accommodations on The Strip are separating themselves from the pack, standing out for their luxury service, amenities and unique experiences.

If you're looking for a good time in Sin City, look no further than ARIA Resort & Casino. Guests can unwind at the adults-only Liquid Pool club & lounge, dine at any one of several Michelin-starred chef restaurants and party the night away inside some of the city's liveliest clubs. The resort is also home to the world's most elite group of concierges.

The Bellagio Hotel & Casino is renowned for its iconic water show. Nonetheless, this hotel has much more to offer guests beyond its captivating fountains, including multiple pools, a luxury shopping center and a Parisian-style opera house.

The Circus Circus Hotel & Casino is home to the only indoor theme park on The Strip, making it an ideal resort for families. In addition to the five-acre Adventuredome, daily entertainment here includes live circus acts.

The Delano Las Vegas is perfect for travelers looking for a relaxing escape. Guests are sure to fall in love with the award-winning BATHHOUSE Spa and the calming Beach Club. The hotel also offers dog-friendly suites so you can bring Fido along.

The family-friendly Excalibur Hotel & Casino has got something for everyone, including the Tournament of Kings dinner show, an arcade, a 13,000-square-foot spa and not one but four heated pools. Plus, how many times will you have the chance to stay in a castle?

The Luxor Hotel & Casino is undoubtedly among the most recognizable landmarks on The Strip thanks to its 30-story pyramid. The famous hotel is all but guaranteed to pique guests' curiosity with its wide array of entertainment offerings that include Blue Man Group, Criss Angel and Carrot Top.

Summertime at Mandalay Bay is second to none as the resort boasts an aquatic playground featuring real sand, a wave pool and as many as 100 rentable cabanas, day beds and bungalows. Other notable entertainment includes Michael Jackson's ONE by Cirque du Soleil and a Shark Reef aquarium that's home to more than 2,000 animals.

From sold-out concerts to mega fights, the MGM Grand is always playing host to world-class entertainment. However, guests will also enjoy over 171,000 square feet of casino space and a handful of restaurants from Michelin-starred chefs.

The Mirage features something to suit every taste from the kid- and family-friendly Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat to the European-style BARE pool lounge for adults. Guests will also be left mesmerized by the resort's iconic erupting volcano.

Longing for the Big Apple in Las Vegas? Check into MGM Resorts' New York-New York Hotel & Casino for authentic New York-style cuisine, late-night shows and the Big Apple Roller Coaster that features a 180-degree twist.

Park MGM is situated in the heart of The Strip, conveniently located near The Park indoor-outdoor entertainment space and the new T-Mobile Arena. If visiting for a Vegas Golden Knights game or aiming to conquer pool season, this hotel is a no-brainer.

Connected to the MGM Grand via an enclosed walkway, The Signature at MGM Grand is an all-suite, casino-free resort comprising a trio of towers, each of which boasts their own private pool. If eyeing a longer stay, consider booking a kitchen-equipped suite for a more comfortable trip.

Vdara Hotel & Spa will have guests relaxing in no time thanks to its intimate ESPA Spa and five-star luxury service. The all-suite hotel's beloved spa recently earned the coveted Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star rating for the second year in a row.