Formerly The Mirage Hotel & Casino
What the experts agree on
The Mirage's tropical Polynesian theme—erupting volcano, lobby rainforest, giant aquarium, and palm-lined pool—remains its signature draw, with renovated rooms and Strip-center entertainment adding modern polish.
“This vast resort was one of the first to define Las Vegas' 21st-century aesthetic: sexy and cinematic—in this case with an erupting volcano that officially signaled The Strip's first real hotel boom.”
– Star Service
"The public areas downstairs remain impressive, the pool complex is nicely laid out, and you get to watch the volcano from your bedroom window."
"In many ways, The Mirage invented the concept of the modern Las Vegas resort." Full review
"It's no longer the most innovative hotel in town, but the 3,044-room property continues to reinvent itself."
"Several upscale restaurants, including STACK and BLT Burger, give the Mirage an impressive slate of both high-end and casual eateries." Full review
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"Conveniently located in the center of the Strip, the Mirage is famous for its tropical atrium, pretty pool with cascading waterfall, and Siegfried & Roy’s white tigers."
"With its Polynesian village decor, lush landscaping, lagoon-like pool and waterfalls, the $650-million Mirage set the standard for modern resorts when it was opened by Steve Wynn in 1989." Full review
"Transforming this desert resort into a lush tropical paradise, a rainforest dominates the atrium lobby, and a 20,000-gallon aquarium captivates guests at the front desk."
"The Mirage's tropical paradise theme flows throughout the property, from the front entrance's volcano to the check-in desk's giant aquarium to the pool's palm-treed cabanas."
4.0
"“World-class entertainment” (think big-name comedians and a Beatles-themed Cirque du Soleil show) that’s “in the middle of all the action” makes this “elegant” Strip property “worth every penny.”"
9.0
"The lush, tropical Mirage is one of the prettiest illusions in this desert gambling capital." Full review
$42/night
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