
Whatever your preferences, one of these hotels on the Las Vegas Strip will have what you want. The former Monte Carlo Casino Resort was reborn last year as the Park MGM. The lobby art installation resembles tree roots coming down from the ceiling. Click through the gallery for more photos of the Park MGM and other top places to stay on the Strip:

Park MGM: Lady Gaga is slated to perform a residency at the resort's Park Theater through the end of 2020.

NoMad Las Vegas: The hotel's restaurant dining room, helmed by Eleven Madison Park Chef Daniel Humm, is designed to replicate an old library.

NoMad Las Vegas: The hotel bar serves food all day but seems designed for that perfect late night cocktail.

Venetian Resort Las Vegas: The Venetian and Palazzo hotels unified under The Venetian Resort Las Vegas in early 2019. Head to the Palazzo casino floor, where Electra Cocktail Club pours the "Penichillin," made with Monkey Shoulder Scotch whisky, lemon juice, ginger syrup and more.

Venetian Resort Las Vegas: Foodies are buzzing about Mott 32, the first US outpost of a Hong Kong restaurant by the same name.

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas: Afternoon tea in the 23rd-floor lounge offers an incredible view and a tower of goodies and finger sandwiches, plus champagne if you want it.

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas: Tired of walking? Sign up for the zero gravity foot treatment or other relaxing treatments at the hotel spa.

Bellagio Las Vegas: Sadelle's, an upscale New York-style Jewish deli and restaurant, opened here in December 2018, and looks out on the elaborate flower displays at the hotel's conservatory.

Bellagio Las Vegas: Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art features an infinity mirror room from the wildly popular Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, which has been extended until June 30.

The LINQ: What else does the Strip need? FLY LINQ, a zipline attraction whisks riders at more than 30 mph 12 stories above the LINQ Promenade, an open-air shopping district adjacent to the resort.

The LINQ: The Book at the LINQ offers more than than 50 televisions, game day food and drink and tablets from which you can place your bets and control the rest of your experience.

Wynn Las Vegas: The first Las Vegas outpost of New York-based Cipriani has been attracting quite a crowd. It's the perfect spot to order a Bellini, which was created by Italian bartender Giuseppe Cipriani in the 1930s.

Wynn Las Vegas: The resort offers intimate master classes with property chefs and culinary experts teaching in restaurant kitchens.

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas: The hotel features Block 16, an urban food hall with stalls offering cult favorites from around the country.

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas: Toward the back of Block 16, behind a door with a picture of a donkey, an outpost of New York's Ghost Donkey speakeasy specializes in mezcal and tequila drinks. There's also a menu of different nacho plates.


