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Venetian Resort & Casino - The picturesque resort plunges you straight into Venice, Italy, with gondola rides on canals and a scaled replica of the St. Mark Campanile tower.

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Venetian Resort & Casino - The grand gallery, with breath-taking art and detail, connects the reception area to the casino. Don't miss the TAO Nightclub, with an Asian-inspired theme that features an infinity pool filled with koi.

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Bellagio Hotel & Casino - The dancing water shows attract people from all over. The fountains "pulse" along to the beat of music and change color.

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Bellagio Hotel & Casino - When the resort opened in 1998, it was one of the most expensive hotels ever built. It cost $1.6 billion to construct.

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ARIA Resort & Casino - It isn't necessary to leave the property as the modern hotel has everything from restaurants to casinos and pools.

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ARIA Resort & Casino - The hotel boasts technologically advanced rooms that include one-touch tablets, allowing access to their many amenities from the comfort of your bed.

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Caesars Palace Hotel & Casino - The hotel boasts replicas of famous Italian monuments, including the Trevi Fountain and Michelangelo's David.

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Caesars Palace Hotel & Casino - Established in 1966, owner Jay Sarno wanted to give guests the sense that they were visiting the Roman Empire.

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The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas - The hotel contains a series of restaurants by world-class chefs, such as Bruce and Eric Bromberg, José Andrés, and Costas Spiliadis.

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The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas - The lobby's digital art installations have won various awards, including the 2011 Cannes Grand Prix - Design and the 2014 New York Festivals Third Prize Award - Environmental Design.

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Excalibur Hotel and Casino - The Camelot-themed hotel and casino is known for its live performances, including a medieval joust dinner show.

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Excalibur Hotel and Casino - The hotel is home to many family-friendly amenities, including an arcade, Tournament of Kings arena, laser tag, and pool.

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Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino - The glamorous casino resort is known for its 11-acre pool/beach complex, including a lazy river and wave pool.

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Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino - It is also home to the Shark Reef Aquarium, which houses more than 2,000 species.

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MGM Grand Hotel & Casino - The 24/7 casino is one of the largest in Vegas and the hotel houses many nightclubs, restaurants, pools, and live entertainment.

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MGM Grand Hotel & Casino - Leo the Lion is 45 ft tall and weighs over 100,000 lbs, making him the largest bronze statue in the US.

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New York-New York Hotel & Casino - The Big Apple-themed resort is most famous for its roller coaster that travels 203 ft above the Strip.

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New York-New York Hotel & Casino - The Big Apple Coaster has recently been updated with a virtual reality experience, resulting in a 4D whirlwind of a ride with intense sensations and immersive visuals.

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Paris Hotel & Casino - The Eiffel Tower replica was originally meant to be built to scale, but had to be shrunk to half its size due to the proximity of the airport.

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Paris Hotel & Casino - Don't miss the exquisite interior design and the two-acre rooftop pool surrounded by a French-style garden.

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The Mirage Hotel & Casino - The hotel's signature gold windows are made from actual gold. At the top of the building, you can find an atrium with 300 orchids and 1,000 bromeliads.

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The Mirage Hotel & Casino - The hotel overlooks the iconic "erupting volcano" and includes a dolphin habitat and indoor saltwater aquarium on the property.

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The Palazzo Resort Hotel & Casino - The luxurious resort is known for its Atrium, a shopping mall featuring famous beauty brands and high-end fashion boutiques.

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The Palazzo Resort Hotel & Casino - The stunning lobby features a gorgeous 60-foot glass dome and 2-story fountain.

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Wynn Las Vegas - The three-acre lake in the middle of the property, known as the Lake of Dreams, stars a curtain waterfall and live performances.

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Wynn Las Vegas - The Wynn is the first resort to include an Amazon Echo in every hotel room, making it easier for guests to control lighting and other systems.

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Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino - When the Hollywood-themed hotel initially opened, it was the only Vegas resort without a casino. Instead, it featured a golf course, horseback-riding facilities, and a helicopter service.

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Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino - The resort eventually closed because of low revenue caused by the absence of a casino. A hotel chain bought out the hotel and added a casino and showroom.

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Golden Nugget Las Vegas - The Golden Nugget is the largest casino in the downtown area.

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Golden Nugget Las Vegas - It is also one of the largest in the city, built in 1946.

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