Vegas isn’t just about the average tourist looking to hit the jackpot or catch a show. The city has become a playground for A-listers, chart-toppers, and Hollywood’s elite, who need somewhere luxurious to rest their heads between red carpet events and late-night parties. These celebrities don’t just pick any random hotel — they have their favorites, and for good reason.
From presidential suites with private elevators to exclusive penthouses that cost more per night than most people’s annual salary, Vegas hotels have mastered the art of celebrity hospitality. Here is a list of 17 hotels where you might just bump into your favorite star grabbing coffee in the lobby or lounging by the pool.
Caesars Palace

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Of all of the hotels and resorts in Las Vegas, Caesars Palace is probably the top spot for celebrity sightings. Well-known figures and celebrities from President Obama to J. Lo and everyone in between have been seen at Caesars. The Roman-themed resort isn’t just about the spectacular architecture and sprawling casino floor. It’s become the go-to destination for celebs who want the full Vegas experience with maximum luxury. The Forum Shops provide perfect cover for discreet shopping sprees, while the multiple tower options mean stars can choose their level of privacy. Not only do you have the chance to spot a celebrity in the casino, by the pool, or at the Forum Shops, but you can even dine at Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen, located right on the property.
Bellagio

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The dancing fountains aren’t the only reason celebrities flock to this Italian-inspired masterpiece. Located right on the Las Vegas Strip, The Bellagio is a legendary Las Vegas luxury hotel with a celebrity following. Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel, and Adrian Grenier are among the celebrities who have been spotted. The hotel’s conservatory and botanical gardens provide a peaceful escape from the chaos of the Strip, making it perfect for stars who want to recharge. Hyde, The Bellagio’s indoor-outdoor nightclub, is the best place to spot a celeb up close. Hyde nightclub is a massive draw for stars from all across the entertainment industry, this celebrity hotspot has hosted guests such as Lenny Kravitz, Sir Paul McCartney, and Paris Hilton. The fact that Superstar Taylor Swift has also partied there with her pop princess pals Lorde and Camila Cabello shows this place attracts the biggest names in entertainment.
The Cosmopolitan

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This ultra-modern resort attracts a younger celebrity crowd who appreciate cutting-edge design and vibrant nightlife. The Cosmopolitan, one of The Strip’s luxury hotels, is a favorite among A-listers. It attracts a younger clientele since it is classy but still exciting. Kim Kardashian, Michael Phelps, Channing Tatum, and Cameron Diaz have all stayed at this trendy hotel. The residential-style suites with private terraces offer something you won’t find at most Strip hotels — actual outdoor space where celebrities can enjoy some fresh air. This five-star luxury hotel boasts a relaxing spa, beauty parlour, as well as fitness and wellness facilities. The Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub is one of the best places to spot celebrities.
Wynn Las Vegas

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Steve Wynn didn’t create this resort just to impress regular tourists — he built it for the world’s most discerning guests. There is so much to do and see, and celeb-spotting is just an added bonus. But with stars such as Nene Leakes, Ruby Rose, and Paris Hilton among the visitors, we’re sure to be on the next flight out. The artificial lake, lush gardens, and Ferrari dealership inside the hotel make it feel more like a private estate than a typical casino resort. Wynn Panoramic Corner King Suites start on the 28th floor, ensuring stunning vistas of Las Vegas as well as an array of high-tech gadgets for a futuristic touch in this classic hotel. The privacy factor here is unmatched, with multiple entrances and VIP areas that keep celebrities away from paparazzi and overeager fans.
The Palazzo

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This all-suite hotel connected to The Venetian has become a magnet for A-list entertainment. Katy Perry fans might even catch a glimpse of the award-winning star frequenting the Palazzo Hotel Casino. Plus Carrie Underwood enjoyed her bachelorette party there. The spacious suites provide the kind of room celebrities need for their entourages and luggage collections. Joaquin Phoenix, after deciding to quit acting and take up rapping, took the stage at the Palazzo’s Lavo nightclub and performed three songs while Casey Affleck shot footage for a documentary — proving that this hotel attracts entertainers from all corners of the industry. The high-end shopping and dining options make it perfect for celebrities who want everything within walking distance.
MGM Grand

As one of the largest hotels in the world, MGM Grand has the space and facilities to accommodate even the most demanding celebrity requirements. The MGM Grand is known for having had many world-famous acts and celebrities to visit and stay there. Included among these big names from the past are Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and many others. Many modern artists also perform there such as Kanye West and David Copperfield, the famous magician. The hotel’s massive convention center and multiple venues mean there’s always something happening, which celebrities love. The Grand Garden Arena has hosted everyone from major award shows to championship boxing matches, making it a natural choice for stars attending these events.
Park MGM

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This sleek, modern hotel has become the preferred choice for music’s biggest names, especially with its connection to the T-Mobile Arena next door. Bruno Mars is one of the hardest-working entertainers in music, mixing singing, songwriting and dancing into one unique package. The smooth, soulful, Grammy-winning performer continues his run at Dolby Live (formerly the Park Theater) and it’s not unusual for dates to sell out quickly. The smoke-free environment appeals to health-conscious celebrities, while the contemporary design provides Instagram-worthy backdrops. Lady Gaga’s successful residency here proved that Park MGM could attract the biggest names in entertainment, setting the stage for other major acts to follow.
Mandalay Bay

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The tropical South Pacific theme isn’t just for show — it creates a vacation-within-a-vacation atmosphere that celebrities appreciate. Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino boasts a large pool, lazy river, beach cabana and beach access, not to mention the Shark Reef Aquarium. With a beach created from 2,700 tons of real sand, the pool complex at this South Pacific-inspired oasis is arguably one of the best in the city. Previously spotted A-list residents: Stevie Wonder and Faith Hill have attended various events hosted at the hotel, as has Pretty Little Liars star, Ashley Benson. The House of Blues provides an intimate concert venue, while the shark aquarium offers a unique attraction that celebrities can enjoy with their families.
Aria Resort & Casino

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This LEED Gold-certified resort attracts environmentally conscious celebrities who don’t want to compromise on luxury. The ultra-modern design and advanced technology throughout the property appeal to tech-savvy stars who appreciate innovation. The high-roller suites offer the kind of privacy and exclusivity that A-listers require, while the multiple dining options by celebrity chefs provide world-class cuisine without leaving the hotel. The spa and fitness facilities are top-notch, catering to celebrities who maintain strict health and wellness routines even while on vacation in Sin City.
The Venetian

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With the largest standard rooms on the Strip, The Venetian provides the space that celebrities and their entourages need. In 2009, Hills star Audrina Patridge hung out with Australian BMX rider Corey Bohan at the Venetian’s Tao Beach, a hip pool scene where Kevin Federline and his ex-wife Char Jackson were spotted as well. The indoor gondola rides and stunning architecture create a unique atmosphere that’s unlike anywhere else in Vegas. The high-end shopping at The Grand Canal Shoppes provides celebrities with luxury retail therapy, while the multiple restaurants and bars ensure they never have to venture far for entertainment or dining.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas

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The newest luxury addition to the Strip has already started attracting celebrity attention since its late 2023 opening. The opening of the hotel in Las Vegas was attended by some of the biggest celebrities. As the tallest occupied building in Las Vegas, it offers unparalleled views of the city and surrounding desert. The Miami Beach-inspired design brings a different flavor to Vegas, appealing to celebrities who want something fresh and sophisticated. The state-of-the-art facilities and brand-new everything make it particularly attractive to stars who demand the absolute latest in luxury hospitality.
Resorts World Las Vegas

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This massive complex actually houses three different hotel brands under one roof, giving celebrities multiple options depending on their preferences. Current and past headliners include Janet Jackson, Carrie Underwood, Katy Perry, Luke Bryan, and Tina Fey & Amy Poehler. The 5,000-capacity theater was specifically designed for world-class entertainment, making it a natural draw for performers and industry professionals. Janet Jackson is kicking off a new residency at Resorts World on New Year’s Eve weekend, welcoming 2025 with a bang. The diverse dining options and massive shopping areas mean celebrities can find everything they need without ever leaving the property.
Palms Casino Resort

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Located slightly off the Strip, Palms offers celebrities a bit more privacy while still providing easy access to all the action. Once home to the 2002 Real World: Las Vegas cast, the Palms has been a longtime magnet for high-profile, youthful indiscretion. Michael Phelps made headlines for his post-Olympics partying at the hotel’s nightclub. The Sky Villas are among the most exclusive accommodations in Las Vegas, offering unparalleled luxury and privacy. In April, Britney Spears held an after-party for 50 guests in the Sky Villa at Palms Place (where Jessica Simpson reportedly owns a condo). Usher has even called the Palms his ‘second home’.
Virgin Hotels Las Vegas

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This stylish property has maintained its reputation as a celebrity magnet even after its transformation from Hard Rock Hotel. Virgin Hotels Las Vegas blends style with comfort seamlessly, featuring luxurious accommodations, a casino, and a variety of dining options. The hotel’s modern rock-and-roll vibe still attracts musicians and entertainers from the music industry who appreciate the edgy aesthetic combined with high-end amenities. Virgin Hotels also offers top of the line entertainment, showcasing three different venues located on the property including a 13,000 sq. foot lawn. The redesigned property continues the tradition of celebrity sightings while adding a fresh, contemporary twist that appeals to today’s A-list guests.
Four Seasons Las Vegas

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Occupying the top floors of Mandalay Bay, Four Seasons offers a completely different Vegas experience — one without slot machines or casino noise. This appeals to celebrities who want luxury accommodation without the typical Vegas atmosphere. The private elevators and separate entrance provide maximum privacy, while the world-class spa and personalized service cater to the most demanding guests. The smaller size compared to mega-resorts means more intimate service and fewer crowds, which many celebrities prefer when they want to truly relax and unwind.
SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand

These ultra-exclusive lofts represent the pinnacle of Vegas luxury accommodation. SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand represents the pinnacle of Vegas luxury accommodation. With only 51 lofts in the entire hotel, celebrities get the exclusivity they crave along with personalized butler service. The two-story accommodations with floor-to-ceiling windows provide stunning Strip views, while the private terraces offer outdoor space that’s rare in Vegas hotels. The direct connection to MGM Grand’s amenities means easy access to shows, dining, and entertainment without dealing with crowds.
Trump International Hotel Las Vegas

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This non-gaming luxury hotel attracts celebrities who prefer a quieter Vegas experience. The gold-glass tower stands out just off the Strip, while the spacious suites provide a residential feel that appeals to celebrities on extended stays. The lack of a casino floor means a more refined atmosphere, and the central location still provides easy access to all Strip attractions. The hotel’s focus on personalized service and privacy makes it particularly popular with high-profile guests who value discretion.
The Celebrity Effect on Vegas Hospitality

What started as a desert gambling town has transformed into a global entertainment destination where celebrities feel as comfortable as they do in Beverly Hills or Manhattan. These hotels have learned that attracting celebrity guests isn’t just about providing luxury — it’s about understanding the unique needs of people who live their lives in the public eye. From private elevators to discreet entrances, from personal shopping services to round-the-clock security, Vegas hotels have mastered the art of celebrity hospitality in ways that benefit all their guests.
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