Experience Luxury and Excitement at The Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas

The Mirage Hotel and Casino

3400 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Near The Venetian Casino, Las Vegas, NV 89109, United States

Rating

4.1

Price Level

$$$

Rooms

3044

Pets

Yes

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The Mirage Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas

The Mirage Hotel and Casino

A tropical refuge in the centre of Las Vegas this elegant resort features a unique dolphin and wild animal habitat. It boasts large pools a full-service casino and a spa. At The Mirage guest rooms include modern furnishings with a 42-inch flat-screen cable TV. Guests at The Mirage Las Vegas can find a large variety of dining options including fine cuisine at Tom Colicchio Heritage Steak and Osteria Costa Restaurant. Guests can enjoy casual meals at Pantry restaurant. A number of bars and lounges are also on site. The hotel features a replica lava-flowing volcano. The Mirage is situated on the Las Vegas Strip 4 miles from McCarran International Airport.

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Overall

Very Good

4.1

8997 reviews

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Customers Review

Location 5

Cleanliness 4.3

Comfort 4.3

Neighborhood 4.6

Amenities 4

Condition 4.2

Recomendation 73.8%

“The hotel sold our room so they up graded us to their wellness room which was where we had the best nights sleep of all the hotels on our 8 day trip!”

— Debra

“Genuinely delightful (outside of the gaming side). Food options are plentiful (like anything on the strip, it is expensive as all hell). Rooms are well decorated and extremely clean. The pool is crowded but very relaxed and enjoyable. The mini-garden is well decorated and a great photo spot. Overall, quite amazing.”

— Jaxon D. Watterson