Enjoy Exclusive Spas at Nevada’s Most Expensive Hotels

Travel in the Silver State can take you from the desert to the mountains and lakes. The most expensive hotels in Nevada might set you back a few thousand dollars per night, but you'll go home happy.

The nicest rooms in the hotels on our list have hefty price tags with amenities to match. Some have phenomenal restaurants owned by celebrity chefs, while others offer stunning views and exclusive spas. In any case, your stay at one of these luxury hotels will be unforgettable. Let's look at a few of Nevada's most expensive hotels.

• Location: 921 South Main Street, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
• Price: Up to $600

The ENGLISH Hotel Las Vegas opened in the Arts District in February 2022. The brainchild of 4-time James Beard Award-winning chef Todd English, it's an adults-only, over-21 opulent boutique hotel. The ENGLISH is an ideal getaway for foodies and art lovers, where you simply can't take the kids. Here are the highlights:

• The Pepper Club: Named after Chef Todd's beloved pooch, Pepper, the Pepper Club offers a variety of American and Asian dishes. He's known for innovative Asian fusion cuisine, and the beautiful food at the Asian Ocean Fusion and Sushi Bar will delight your senses.
• Small pets are welcome, for a fee. For $75 per pet per night, you can take two dogs weighing up to 25 lbs.
• The ENGLISH also offers evening happy hour, broadcasting live sports events, live music and stand-up comedy.

Attractions Near The ENGLISH Hotel

Foodies, art lovers, and history buffs will find something to love. Whether it's a LipSmacking Foodie Tour, touring the Conrad West Gallery, or the Mob Museum, you and your significant other will have a blast.

• Location: 1003 Tahoe Boulevard (SR 28), Incline Village, Nevada 89451
• Price: Up to $2,500

A vacation at the MGM Grand is already going to be fabulous, but when you stay at the SKYLOFTS, you're taking fabulous to a new level. These luxury suites have concierge service for anything you need, room service, heated towel rack, and many other amenities. Of course, the MGM Grand's casino, many events and restaurants make it a vacation destination all by itself. Here are some things you can experience:

• Shows like David Copperfield's magical expertise and Brad Garrett's comedic styling.
• Restaurants, enjoy Top Chef Masaharu Morimoto's contemporary Japanese cuisine and Chef Tom Colicchio's Craftsteak.
• Pools that offer cabanas, daybeds, and lounge chairs at one of five pools at the MGM Grand.
• Spa and Salon for everything you need to relax and look your best.

• Price: Up to $2,300
• Location: 3708 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109

When The Cosmopolitan opened in December 2010, it rocketed to the top of the Las Vegas hotel list. Over 3,000 rooms offer gorgeous accommodations and a few penthouse suites with wrap-around balconies. Staying at the Cosmopolitan means you'll have everything you need right outside your door. There is over 100,000 square feet of casino space, several restaurants, and a 3,200-seat concert theater. Of course, you'll also be able to enjoy various lounges, bars, and nightclubs all night long.

Cosmopolitan Amenities

There's no shortage of entertainment, relaxation, and fun at the Cosmopolitan. Here's a partial list of luxury experiences:

• Three pools to enjoy: The Boulevard pool, located in the Boulevard Tower offers daybeds and lounge chairs. You can enjoy drinks and eat with other guests. The upbeat atmosphere includes summer movie nights with the marquee. The Chelsea Tower and Bungalows also have pools, each with different options available.
• Sahra Spa, Salon, and Hamman: This full-service spa offers a range of opulent services, including various massages, soaks, and salt scrubs.
• Comedy, music, and more: Acts like the Black Crowes, George Strait, and Bruno Mars are on the 2024 calendar, and that's just a start.

• Location: 111 Country Club Drive, Incline Village, NV 89451
• Price: Up to $2,800

Reno's Hyatt Regency Hotel offers guests something a little off the beaten path, up in the mountains around Lake Tahoe. A beach-front cottage at this hotel will run between $2,000 and $3,000, depending on the season.

Instead of the over-the-top brilliance you'll find at a Vegas hotel, the Hyatt Regency is more for the outdoorsy person who loves experiencing the beauty of Lake Tahoe. The hotel offers bike rentals, archery lessons, lakeside cabana rentals, and even boat rentals.

• Restaurants include Osteria Sierra, Pier 111 Bar, and the Stillwater Pool Bar and Grill.
• Wedding venues include a lakefront destination with the Sierra Nevada Mountains and Lake Tahoe as your backdrop.
• Shopping at Incline Village the town has all the unique shopping you could want.

• Price: Up to $9,500 per night
• Location: 3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Caesar's Palace may be one of Las Vegas' most well-known hotels, but it's also one of the most expensive. Whether you're staying in the Nobu Suite at about $9,500 per night or in another of Caesar's luxury rooms, there is plenty available.

• Some of the Strip's best Restaurants are at Caesar's Palace, including Bobby Flay's Brasserie B and Chris Santos' Stanton Social Prime. The food will make you think you're dining like royalty.
• Pools, Spa, and Salon are available whenever you need them. Enjoy a relaxing afternoon at one of the pools in a cabana with a few of your best friends. Then, head to the spa for a massage, followed up by evening prep at the salon.
• Golf at Cascata and Rio Secco: Guests at Caesar's have easy access to two amazing golf courses, just minutes away.

Nevada's luxury hotels rival New York for cost and opulence, with the added bonus of the casinos and vibrant atmosphere. You'll experience lavish accommodations that you can't find anywhere else. Whether you're headed to Lake Tahoe or Las Vegas, Nevada has some of the best luxury hotels in the nation. Your vacation will be an unforgettable experience.