Major Hotel Locations
For a full list of hotels on the Strip, see List of Las Vegas Strip hotels.| North towards Fremont Street
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| Stratosphere | ||
| Sahara Avenue | Sahara Avenue | |
| Sahara (closed) | ||
| Circus Circus | Fontainebleau (on hold) | |
| Riviera | ||
| Echelon Place (on hold) | ||
| Desert Inn Road | Desert Inn Road | |
| Encore | ||
| Fashion Show Mall | Wynn | |
| Spring Mountain Road | Sands Avenue | |
| Treasure Island | The Palazzo | |
| The Venetian | ||
| The Mirage | Casino Royale | |
| Harrah's | ||
| Imperial Palace | ||
| Caesars Palace | Flamingo | |
| Bill's Gamblin' Hall and Saloon | ||
| Flamingo Road | Flamingo Road | |
| Bellagio | Bally's | |
| Paris | ||
| Vdara, Cosmopolitan | Planet Hollywood | |
| Harmon Avenue | Harmon Avenue | |
| Aria, The Harmon (on hold, demolition pending) | Grand Chateau, The Signature | |
| Mandarin Oriental | ||
| Monte Carlo | ||
| New York-New York | MGM Grand | |
| Tropicana Avenue | Tropicana Avenue | |
| Excalibur | Tropicana | |
| Luxor | ||
| THEHotel | ||
| Four Seasons, Mandalay Bay | ||
| Russell Road | ||
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South towards Interstate 215 |
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