The fabulous city of Las Vegas is known for its huge number of casinos and its spectacular shows, and also because Las Vegas has the highest number of hotel rooms in the world.

It is indeed difficult to choose between the 130,000 rooms scattered across the city; that’s why Christophe of CasinosAvenue.com has put in the hard work to show you the thirteen most luxurious hotel rooms in Las Vegas.

This should give you some ideas for your next Vegas vacation…

The One 80 Suite of the Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa boasts a stunning view

The One 80 Suite at Red Rock Casino Resort is so named because from your posh balcony, you enjoy a 180° view on the city.

Immerse yourself in one of Las Vegas’ most peaceful and relaxing atmospheres, expertly created by the dark colors and carefully chosen textures of the furniture and decoration. In The One 80 Suite, you’re surrounded in plush velvet and polished steel.

So, how much is it to stay in the One 80 Suite at Red Rock? The room is priced at a mere $15,000 per night.

The Wynn & Encore’s Duplex Apartment is more than just an oversized suite

Let’s meet at the 63rd floor of the Encore tower.

The Duplex Apartment, basically the Encore penthouse, is a true stunner. Welcome to your new home away from home; the incredible 20,000 square foot suite offers three bedrooms, four bathrooms, a personal snooker room, and a massage room, but the coolest feature may just be a private elevator to reach the second floor of your suite.

That’s right. There are two floors.

You’re probably wondering, how much is a night at the Encore penthouse? If you want to spend the night during the week, the Duplex Apartment is a bargain at $6,000, though the price tag goes up to $8,000 during the weekend.

The Palms Casino Resort’s Hardwood Suite invites you to become a basketball star

This one is for the hardcore NBA fans, the ladies and gents that never miss a match.

The Hardwood Suite at The Palms Casino Resort makes your NBA dreams come true. Dribbling is actually encouraged in your hotel room, which is shaped like a basketball half-court. There are even cheerleaders in order to recreate the atmosphere of a real match! Become Michael Jordan for a night…unless you’re a Lebron James fan.

How much is the Hardwood Suite at The Palms? It will only set you back a measly $25,000.

The Caesar Palace Nobu Penthouse at Nobu Hotel is serious squad goals

The 14,000 sq ft penthouse in Caesars Palace features five awesome rooms, so bring your friends. Think about this: if you live in an average 2,000 square foot house, the Nobu Penthouse at Caesars Palace is as large as 7 of your house.

In unrelated news, if you book the penthouse for your next vacation, can we be friends?

Nobu Penthouse is one of the cheapest suites featured in this post. How much is a night at the Nobu Penthouse? A miniscule $3,150 night.

The MGM Grand Skylofts includes an incredible pool

Want to head out for a dip? Book one of the Skylofts at MGM.

The MGM Grand suites have lofts with an access to private pools with view over Las Vegas. Cool off in a killer pool while you gaze out at the Vegas skyline.

How much are the MGM Skylofts per night? Price starts at $800 for each night – that’s the best value on this whole list!

The Mandarin Oriental Emperor Suite is a modern marvel and a pleasure for your ears

Audiophiles, take note: the Emperor Suite at the Mandarin Oriental is your new favorite getaway.

Those who like contemporary interiors and music lovers will definitely appreciate this red, black and white 3,230 sq ft suite with a high-quality Bang & Olufsen sound system and a Grand piano. Classy, right?

How much is the Emperor Suite at Mandarin Oriental? It’s a steal at $15,000 a night.

The Real World Suite at the Hard Rock Hotel, because the show must go on

For fans of the MTV show, and for rockstar wannabes – or, you know, actual rock stars – book The Real World Suite at Hard Rock Hotel.

Featuring a built-in bowling alley and plenty of space to spread out, you’ll feel like a star throughout your stay…minus the paparazzi, thankfully. Live the dream!

Okay, how much is the Real World Suite at The Hard Rock? You can be the star of your own personal reality show for just $3,500 a night.

The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas West End Penthouses combine luxury and modernity

The West End Penthouses at Cosmopolitan will blow your mind. Choose between three different luxurious penthouses, all of which include a private pool, a jacuzzi, a fully equipped kitchen, and an outdoor bar.

Like everything at the Cosmo, the penthouses are chic, modern, and opulent in the best way. Don your designer shoes, sip a cocktail, and live the high life.

How much are the Cosmopolitan West End Penthouses per night? Prices start at $5,500 a night, which isn’t too shabby.

Aria Sky Villas are the most sophisticated suites in Las Vegas

The Sky Villas at Aria combine luxury and comfort, artfully fulfilling all your needs and desires. With a whopping 20,000 square feet of space, the Aria Sky Suite overlooks the most stunning view of Las Vegas and the surrounding desert, which is probably prettier than you think.

Live like royalty. Everything is done for you. Sensory systems wake you up gently to a perfectly climate controlled room, which is important in Las Vegas. Private elevators give you exclusive access, iPads are provided for your use, and you and your friends can enjoy the superb artifact collection.

The royal treatment doesn’t end when you leave your room, either: get exclusive spa treatments, private dining at Aria restaurants, or ask the concierge to organize your visit for you.

How much do the Sky Villas at Aria cost? The princess experience is more affordable than you might think – this all-inclusive experience starts at $3,500 a night.

The Bellagio Presidential Suite helps you feel at home, if your home was a palace

Bellagio’s Presidential Suite is just like home, except better, because room service.

Enjoy the cozy atmosphere of the Bellagio’s Presidential Suite where you can contemplate the sunset, sip a glass of fine wine, and nestle in by the fireplace with someone you love.

How much is a night at the Bellagio Presidential Suite? Your home away from home starts at a scant $6,000 a night.

The Palms Casino Resort Sky Villa has the king of pools

The Sky Villa at The Palms is for people who know what they want, and expect to get it.

The crowning jewel of the Sky Villa is a superb cantilevered swimming pool, but you also get a private elevator, a massage room, a sauna, and even a butler service.

Details, right?

With everything taken care of, how much does it cost to stay at the Sky Villa at The Palms? This 9 000 square foot suite is priced reasonably at $10,000 a night.

The Villas at The Mirage is a relaxing oasis

Want to unwind and relax in an exceptional setting? The Villas at The Mirage are thoughtfully designed to give you the impression of being in an oasis.

The colors and textures of the furniture immerse you in a relaxing atmosphere with classic style. Relax at the swimming pool, have a rest in one of the luxurious rooms, or enjoy the high quality entertainment system.

How much is a night in one of the Villas at The Mirage? For a villa with three rooms, rates start at $2,500 on average.

The Bellagio Grand Lake View Suite is truly gorgeous

The Grand Lake View Suite gets its name from the gorgeous view on the hotel’s lake and fountains. Not that you couldn’t have guessed.

This 3000 square foot suite feeds your delusions of grandeur with two huge bedrooms furnished with opulent king size beds, two marble bathrooms – including one with a Jacuzzi – a huge living room, a fully equipped kitchen with a bar, and many other amenities.

How much is the Grand Lake view Suite at the Bellagio? Don’t stress. It’s only $10,000 a night.

What is the suite of your dreams? Share your experience in the comment section below!