Crockfords Las Vegas

Crockfords Las Vegas is the smallest and most exclusive of the three Hilton-managed hotels at Resorts World, located at 3000 S Las Vegas Blvd on the North Strip of Las Vegas, Nevada. Resorts World opened in 2021 on the site of the former Stardust, and Crockfords occupies its own tower with a separate entrance and arrival experience, helping it feel quieter than the main resort. The property lies a short drive from the Las Vegas Convention Center and is served by the Las Vegas Monorail stop near the Convention Center; walking south leads to the Fashion Show mall and Wynn. Harry Reid International Airport is about 20 minutes away by road. The style is quiet luxury, with generous room sizes, dark wood and muted tones and attention to private service. Room types include Deluxe King rooms, suites and villas, and the property is known for butler service that handles unpacking, restaurant reservations and similar requests. Guests have access to a private pool area as well as the larger shared Resorts World pool complex, while the Awana Spa and a fitness centre provide wellness facilities across the resort. Dining includes fine-dining and casual restaurants within Crockfords, plus the wider selection at Resorts World, such as the Famous Foods Street Eats hall and steakhouse and Asian restaurants. The casino includes a private gaming salon, in keeping with the brand's name, which recalls London's historic Crockfords club. A resort fee of roughly $50 to $57 per night applies, and rates are higher than at Conrad or Las Vegas Hilton at the same complex. Service is personal and geared toward high-end leisure travellers, couples and visitors who want a quieter, more private alternative to the large Strip resorts, while still being able to use Resorts World's shows, shops and nightlife. The tower's smaller scale means fewer crowds in the elevators and lobby than at larger neighbours.