Driving down the Las Vegas Strip is a rite of passage for visitors. The further south you go, the more original Vegas Valley hotels there are to marvel at.
Shoot for The STRAT as you travel among the Las Vegas hotels on the south end of the Strip, and catch the beam of light shining up from Luxor and the neon hues of the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign.
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Mandalay Bay Las Vegas
Check PricesMandalay Bay Las Vegas's Location in South of The Strip
When you look at our Vegas Strip map, you can see that Mandalay Bay is as south as you can go on the Las Vegas Strip, as far as major destinations go. There is the Bali Hai Golf Club there, as well as some places you may visit if you have scheduled a helicopter tour. The iconic Welcome to Las Vegas sign is also just south of the Mandalay Bay, meaning that your pictures there will include this hotel behind it.
North of Mandalay Bay is Luxor, the Egyptian themed resort shaped like a pyramid. And, north of that is the Excalibur, with its glorious castle towers. All three of these resorts are linked with convenient air conditioned walkways.
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Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas
Check PricesFour Seasons Hotel Las Vegas's Location in South of The Strip
As part of the Mandalay Bay property, you have access to the casino as well as restaurants and attractions located here. This includes the Pool Complex and Mandalay Beach, the Shark Reef Aquarium, the Shoppes at Mandalay Place and easy access to the House of Blues.
You are also ideally located near other big-name properties like Luxor located just next door and Excalibur beyond it. Farther north, just past Tropicana Avenue, you’ll find the two most prominent south Strip properties closest to you: New York-New York and MGM Grand. CSI: The Experience, the Jabbawockeez dance show, and the David Copperfield Theater are fantastic attractions at the MGM Grand. Head there to access the MGM Grand Station. This Las Vegas Monorail station allows easy access to the rest of Las Vegas Boulevard via six other conveniently located stops.
You could visit Charlie Palmer Steak at the Four Seasons if you’re looking for a great steakhouse, but there are many fantastic restaurants nearby that you may want to check out as well. Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House at MGM Grand is an excellent choice if you’re in the mood for seafood, or head over to Tom’s Urban at New York-New York for American gastropub food and drink.
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The Orleans Las Vegas
Check PricesThe Orleans Las Vegas's Location in South of The Strip
The Orleans is located on Tropicana Avenue, just off the South Strip to the west. To reach Las Vegas Boulevard, head east three blocks, just past I-15. You’ll reach the New York New York, with its famous Big Apple Coaster and unique New York City-themed Cirque de Soleil show. The Tropicana is just across from there. It’s home to the longest-running show on the Strip, Legends in Concert.
Head to the MGM Grand for a long list of dining options, from celebrity chef restaurants like the Morimoto Las Vegas or the Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill to the expansive MGM Grand Buffet and the food court. The MGM Grand is also home to headlining attractions Jabbawockeez, David Copperfield, and Topgolf, plus many more. You’ll want to catch the Las Vegas Monorail here to explore the rest of Las Vegas Boulevard much more easily. You can purchase one-time rides or day passes for the Monorail.
Allegiant Stadium is nearby the Orleans as well. The Stadium is home to the Las Vegas Raiders NFL team and will be hosting Super Bowl LVIII in 2024. The local UNLV Rebels college sports team plays here as well. You will find a variety of concerts and events at Allegiant Stadium, as well as the T-Mobile Arena, located just north of the New York New York, and the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
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MGM Grand Las Vegas
Check PricesMGM Grand Las Vegas's Location in South of The Strip
MGM Grand is right in the area that could be considered the south end of the Las Vegas Strip, or the southernmost part of the middle of the Strip. The massive complex certainly makes you feel like you’re in the center of everything. However, you’re still close enough to quickly leave the Strip area if you’d like.
North of the MGM Grand sits a few smaller resorts, like Polo Towers by Diamond Resorts and Marriott’s Grand Chateau. Across Las Vegas Boulevard is New York New York, and Park MGM. To the south, you’ll find the Tropicana and Excalibur. Almost everything is within walking distance, so be sure you’re ready to walk.
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Luxor Las Vegas
Check PricesLuxor Las Vegas's Location in South of The Strip
Planning on spending part of your Las Vegas vacation in the mountains? Perhaps you want to explore some of the local casinos off the Strip. If this sounds like you, consider choosing a hotel on the the Las Vegas Strip.
Luxor is an excellent choice. Just north of Mandalay Bay, it is the second southernmost option. Staying on the at the Luxor will allow you to avoid wasting time in thick Strip traffic, and get you right over to the I-15 as quickly as possible. This highway will connect you with other great destinations, like Red Rock Canyon or the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
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4.6Excellent
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Delano Las Vegas
Check PricesDelano Las Vegas's Location in South of The Strip
The Delano is located in the Mandalay Bay Hotel complex on the southern end of the Strip. Being on the South end of the strip is beneficial due to its proximity to the airport. It also allows you to avoid traffic on Las Vegas Blvd as you can utilize side streets.
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OYO Hotel Las Vegas
Check PricesOYO Hotel Las Vegas's Location in South of The Strip
OYO Hotel Las Vegas joins Mandalay Bay, New York-New York, Luxor and numerous others as a South Strip hotel and casino destination. To many, the South Strip is everything south of Sahara Avenue. It is known for a trendier and more upscale vibe than its northern counterpart with includes the spectacular Fremont Street. You’ll be in close proximity to several great shopping centers including The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, The Shops at Crystals, Miracle Mile Shops outside of Planet Hollywood, The Shoppes at Mandalay Place and even Town Square Las Vegas, a favorite of locals that sits one mile south of the Fabulous Welcome to Las Vegas Sign.
The farther south you go on the Las Vegas Strip, the quieter it may feel. While you may not see as many individuals walking about for your people watching pleasure, the quiet is an illusion, as the nearby resorts are still hubs of indoor daytime activity and vibrant nightlife. There are numerous can’t-miss attractions to visit in the South Strip including the Pinball Hall of Fame, Shark Reef, M&M World Las Vegas and the new HyperX Esports Arena at Luxor.
OYO Hotel & Casino’s placement across the street from MGM Grand Hotel & Casino means access to the uber-quick, convenient and economical Las Vegas Monorail. The tram provides access from its southernmost station all the way to the Las Vegas Convention Center and the Westgate Hotel & Casino, the most northern stations.
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4.1Very Good
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Excalibur Las Vegas
Check PricesExcalibur Las Vegas's Location in South of The Strip
When planning any trip to the Las Vegas Strip, it’s important to know exactly where your hotel is located. When looking at a hotel on our map of the Las Vegas Strip, you’ll note that the Excalibur is on the southern end of Las Vegas Boulevard, just north of the Luxor, Delano, and Mandalay Bay hotels. It is across the street from the Tropicana. It is south of New York, New York.
Almost the entire Las Vegas Strip is within walking distance, depending on how far you would like to travel on foot. However, if you do have a car, the Excalibur has its own parking garage for you to enjoy, just off of Las Vegas Boulevard and Reno Avenue.
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4.4Excellent
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New York-New York Las Vegas
Check PricesNew York-New York Las Vegas's Location in South of The Strip
Do you plan to spend the entirety of your Las Vegas vacation on the Strip? Or, do you wish to spend a part of it discovering the many exciting attractions off the Strip, too? Either way, New York New York might be a great place for you to stay.
New York New York is located on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip, as you can see on our downloadable Las Vegas Strip map 2022. However, it is also almost in the center of the Strip too. The hotel itself is a great location, with so many things to do you may not want to leave. But, if you do wish to venture out, you will be within walking distance of many Strip attractions. And, if you want to leave the Strip, the highway is close by.
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The Signature at MGM Grand Las Vegas
Check PricesThe Signature at MGM Grand Las Vegas's Location in South of The Strip
Head down south to experience all of the MGM magic. Choose the convenience of a south Strip hotel location, and consider The Signature at MGM Grand as your next Las Vegas Strip stay.
Here, guests can not only luxuriate in the quiet of a tucked-away Strip property but walk to several close forms of entertainment and dining. Topgolf, MGM Grand, The Signature and the Imagination Station are all close by. Head closer to the Strip to experience conveniences such as Hawai’ian Marketplace and activities like FlyOver Las Vegas.
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3.8Good
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Tropicana Las Vegas
Check PricesTropicana Las Vegas's Location in South of The Strip
While Tropicana is centrally located to many classic Las Vegas sights, it does sit on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip. If you choose to explore the rest of that end of town, you’ll get to experience the Luxor and Mandalay Bay resorts. Across the street from the Tropicana is the Excalibur, and the rest of the Las Vegas Strip is to the north.
Almost any destination on the Las Vegas Strip is walkable, so be sure to head north and explore places like M&M’s World, Park MGM, the ARIA CityCenter, or Caesars Palace. Just make sure you have excellent walking shoes, or a rideshare app ready to go in case you’d rather catch a ride home that night.
The South Strip is perfect for sports fans. Several properties are located close to Allegiant Stadium and T-Mobile Arena, so catch games and events from the close proximity of your hotel. Even if the game night doesn’t involve leaving the hotel, there are plenty of sports bars and sportsbooks on the premises for quality viewing.
For weekend trippers, you’re in luck. Harry Reid International Airport is located on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip, in close proximity to hotels like MGM Grand and Mandalay Bay. There are several services that support travel to and from the airport, such as buses and Vegas rental cars, making it easy and affordable to see the South Strip as time allows. Mandalay Bay is the southernmost hotel on the Boulevard, providing a beach-like vacation (you can see real sharks!) despite being far from either coast. At MGM Grand, enjoy the perks that come with a stay at the third-largest resort globally. For entertainment, look no further than the shows at MGM Grand, ranging from KA by Cirque du Soleil to a David Copperfield Magic Show.
The south end of the Strip is home to what is arguably the most unique hotel to stay in all of Las Vegas: Luxor. This resort isn’t your average building; instead, you’ll reside within a black glass pyramid and experience Egyptian-themed decor. Another perk of staying on the South Strip? If you’re hoping to explore the mountains surrounding Vegas, a stay in a hotel like Luxor will allow you to avoid wasting time in thick Strip traffic on your way to destinations like Red Rock Canyon.
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FAQs about Booking a Hotel in Vegas
What hotels are south on the Las Vegas Strip?
Mandalay Bay and Delano are the farthest south on the Strip.
Is downtown Las Vegas south of the Strip?
No, downtown Las Vegas is north of the Strip. Check out our hotels that sit north on the Strip to stay close to the action.
Which is better, the North Las Vegas Strip or South Las Vegas Strip?
Both are amazing, and there are plenty of activities on the Strip to keep you occupied—no matter whether you’re staying in a hotel on the south or north end of the Las Vegas Strip.