Consult our interactive Las Vegas Strip
hotel map before you book your trip
Use our interactive Las Vegas Strip hotel map to plan your Vegas vacations. You can either view the map statically or as a satellite image or hybrid so it’s just like you’re there already.
Click on the red bed symbols of our Google Earth map for further information from Get on in Vegas about each of the hotels and use the arrow keys to navigate up and down the Strip.
It’s really worth checking out the map to make sure that you’re based exactly where you to be on your trip.
For instance, do you know which restaurants you want to eat at? Which attractions you want to see? Where you want to shop? Are you planning to walk, use the monorail or the Deuce or rent a car?
Although it’s only about four miles long looking at a map of the Las Vegas Strip will help you decide where’s best to be based and what transport you’ll need, if any.
The hotels are so huge that they seem closer than they really are so a map can also help you get a better idea of the distances so you don’t end up walking ‘til you’re ready to drop.
Looking at a map of the Las Vegas Strip is a great way of orientating yourself before you arrive. But Sin City changes rapidly with new hotels going up all the time and so maps go out of date fast. This is the first map we created of the Strip and you can see how much has already changed.
We didn’t consult a map at all before our first trip to Las Vegas. If we had we’d have realised that it’s quite a way to walk from the Luxor hotel at one end of the Strip to the Fashion Show Mall at the other and back after a long flight!
If you’re planning on walking around Las Vegas on your break and want to be in the heart of the action then you can see by looking at our Las Vegas hotels map that it would be best to stay at a centrally based establishment such as the Mirage hotel, Caesars Palace or Treasure Island for example, rather than the Mandalay Bay or the Stratosphere.
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