Are there any hotels on the Vegas Strip that still have smoking rooms available?
Very few hotels still permit the smoking habit in their hotel rooms. We called several dozen up and down the Las Vegas Strip and got mostly negative responses. Smoking has become the privilege of the upper crust, it seems.
For instance, you can light up in an Aria Sky Suite or on the designated smoking floor of Bellagio, two of MGM Resorts’ premier properties on the Strip. But anywhere else in the MGM portfolio? Forget it. Not even at Excalibur, which shows you how far the nation has moved away from indulging smokers.
Continuing the trend of smoking as a perk of wealth, Encore has two smoking floors and identical-twin Wynn has one.
Caesars Entertainment has gone completely smoke-free in its hotels. So it’s non, pas de fumer at Paris-Las Vegas and a no-no at Nobu. Ditto the rest of the Caesars flotilla.
Toward the lower end of the spectrum, Sahara has “limited” smoking rooms, which we found out via Google, while on an unanswered, five-minute, phone hold. And if you’re really desperate to light up, low-end OYO has “a few” smoking rooms. The only other refuge for the smoker in search of a hotel room on the Strip is Treasure Island, where smoking is permitted on the hotel’s topmost 36th floor.
If you smoke anywhere other than the places we’ve listed, beware. Sizable fines ($300 and higher) lie in wait for those who light up in non-smoking hotel rooms, whether it's tobacco or cannabis. Just so you know.
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