Top 15 Largest Hotels in the World Today
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Top 15 largest hotel complexes around the world |
Travelers look into many different factors when choosing the perfect hotel for an upcoming vacation. Some like the quaint and intimate feel of a B&B, while others look for obscure and unique options like a castle in Ireland or a treehouse in Big Sur.
For those travelers whose idea of the perfect stay includes over-the-top resorts with thousands of rooms, various pools, and sometimes their own shopping mall, we’ve got you covered. Here are the top 15 largest hotel complexes around the world by the number of rooms.
List of top 15 largest hotels in the world today
1. First World Hotel, Malaysia
2. The Venetian and the Palazzo, Las Vegas
3. The MGM Grand + Signature, Las Vegas
4. City Centre Hotel, Las Vegas
5. Sands Cotai Central, Macau
6. Izmailovo Hotel, Moscow
7. Wynn Las Vegas + Encore Las Vegas
8. Mandalay Bay + Delano + Four Seasons, Las Vegas
9. Luxor Las Vegas, Las Vegas
10. Ambassador City Jomtien, Pattaya
11. Sheraton Grand Macao, Macau
12. Excalibur Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas
13. Caesars Palace, Las Vegas
14. Bellagio Las Vegas, Las Vegas
15. Circus Circus Las Vegas, Las Vegas
What Are The Largest Hotels in the World Today?
1. First World Hotel, Malaysia
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First World Hotel is a luxury three-star hotel located in Pahang, Malaysia. With a total of 7,351 rooms, it has set the Guinness World Records for being the largest hotel in the world.
It is one of the most visited hotels in Malaysia where guests can have access to various leisure options including a cineplex, karaoke facilities, and a theatre. The hotel also features a business center for conferences and meetings.
2. The Venetian and The Palazzo, Las Vegas
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Even though it lost the title of the largest hotel in the world after seven years, the Venetian and Palazzo complex doesn’t lack in extravagance. The sister resorts boast an impressive 7,117 rooms between the two, as well as over 40 restaurants, a world-class spa with over 90 treatment rooms, and 10 pools to choose from, varying in exclusivity and luxury.
The standard guest rooms, which start at 650 and 720 square feet, respectively, are among the largest along the Strip, adding to the luxurious experience each visitor has.
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3. The MGM Grand + Signature, Las Vegas
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Constructed in 1993, the MGM Grand is made of four towers that boast 30 stories each. All in all, the MGM Grand has a total of 6,852 rooms for its guests. The biggest hotel in Las Vegas, this iconic hotel has been the venue for many performances and events, including memorable boxing matches and concerts. Like any grand Las Vegas hotel, the MGM Grand, together with its sister hotel The Signature, has several shopping centers, restaurants, designer stores, and casinos.
4. City Centre Hotel, Las Vegas
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CityCenter Las Vegas has a 16,797,000-square-foot area and it is located on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. There are 6,790 rooms in this hotel. The construction of this hotel was started by MGM Resorts International on November 9, 2004, and during the project’s construction phase, Dubai World became a joint partner. The hotel opened on December 16, 2009.
5. Sands Cotai Central, Macau
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The three towers that make up the Sands Cotai Central opened in 2012 and are home to multiple hotel brands, including Conrad, Sheraton, St. Regis, and Holiday Inn. Between the four hotels there are 6,000 guest rooms and suites. There are a plethora of dining and shopping options within the complex, and each of the hotels has its own pool and spa. There are music and acrobatic shows to choose from each day, as well as kid-friendly activities. At the center of it all is 17,000 square meters of gaming space.
6. Izmailovo Hotel, Moscow
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Built for the 1980 Olympic games in Moscow, the Izmailovo Hotel complex was the largest hotel in the world until the MGM Grand stole the title in 1993. The 5,000-room complex is composed of four towers — Alfa, Beta, Vega, and Gamma-Delta — that are independently managed. Now, Gamma-Delta is home to 2,000 guest rooms between the two hotels and offers many amenities, including a bowling alley, a post office, a spa, and restaurants.
Alpha has renovated many rooms to four-star status and has a sauna, swimming pool, casino, and many other amenities. Vega has been taken over by Best Western. And recent Beta visitors have commented that it’s stuck in the ’80s. Can’t win them all.
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7. Wynn Las Vegas + Encore Las Vegas
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Located on the Las Vegas Strip this luxurious hotel offers modern and exotic experiences with a full-service spa, oasis style pools and a variety of exclusive brand name shops. It also features a full casino with more than 1,800 slots and 26 poker tables, including poolside blackjack.
This luxurious hotel also offers a unique shopping experience at Wynn’s many boutiques, including Chanel and Louis Vuitton, and signature restaurants, buffets, and cafes are also open for dining.
8. Mandalay Bay + Delano + Four Seasons, Las Vegas
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The 43-storey hotel is arguably the heart of Las Vegas, fusing entertainment, shopping, dining, and gambling into one solid package. Boasting 4,337 guest rooms, the Mandalay Bay flaunts one of the largest convention centers in the United States, as well as a shopping area, pool, spa, chapel, and extensive casino. Room rates at the Mandalay Bay start at $77 per night, but most people who come here do not intend to be frugal, which is why the more expensive suites get filled up first.
9. Luxor Las Vegas, Las Vegas
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The Luxor hotel has 4,407 rooms and a total of 3 buildings (22 stories, 22 stories and 30 stories). It is located at Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. This largest hotel has 120,000-square-foot (11,000 m2) casino. The hotel is owned and operated by MGM Resorts International since October 15, 1993.
10. Ambassador City Jomtien, Pattaya
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Constructed on a 40-acre property in Pattaya, Thailand, the Ambassador City Hotel takes pride in its 4,219 guest rooms, all divided equally in the 4-wing construct of the building. Each wing has its own theme, adding flavor of variety to the hotel.
The Ambassador City Hotel is a great getaway option for those who want a taste of the beach, as the hotel offers a great view of the sea, which is just meters away from the estate. One of the oldest hotels in Thailand, the Ambassador City is also one of the most affordable high end establishments in the country, with room rates starting at $38 a night.
11. Sheraton Grand Macao, Macau
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Sheraton Grand Macau is actually part of the Sands Cotai Central complex that’s already on this list. However, the Sheraton building is home to 4,001 rooms, which is about two thirds of the capacity of the entire resort. And for that reason only, it deserves its own spot on this list.
The hotel is the largest Sheraton hotel in the world and the biggest hotel in Macau. It is centrally located on the Cotai Strip, and it offers five-star service to all its visitors, whether they’re there for business or pleasure.
12. Excalibur Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas
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The Excalibur is one of the grandest hotels in Las Vegas and is considered one of the best in the city. This is already an amazing feat considering that the medieval-themed hotel is just into its 6th year of operation, as it opened in 2008.
That said, many hotel reviewers say that the Excalibur may have not yet reached its full potential and certain improvements can definitely increase the hotel’s stock. The 28-storey hotel boasts 3,981 rooms in two towers. The hotel has also several theaters, stores, and restaurants to keep their guests entertained. And since it is Las Vegas, it’s not grand if there is no casino in it.
13. Caesars Palace, Las Vegas
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Caesars Palace is a luxury hotel on the west side of the Las Vegas Strip, right between the Mirage and the Bellagio. It is also one of the oldest hotels in Vegas, having been built way back in the 60s. Caesars Palace has 3,960 rooms across its six towers, as well as a convention center that spans across more than 300,000 square feet.
On top of that, this hotel actually has restaurants that serve authentic Chinese cuisine, which caters to the wealthy Asian high rollers. It’s one of the best casinos in Vegas, with a 24-hour poker room and countless slot machines and table games.
14. Bellagio Las Vegas, Las Vegas
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Bellagio is a resort, luxury hotel and casino on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. It is owned by The Blackstone Group and operated by MGM Resorts International and was built on the site of the demolished Dunes hotel and casino.
Inspired by the Lake Como town of Bellagio in Italy, Bellagio is famed for its elegance. One of its most notable features is an 8-acre (3.2 ha) lake between the building and the Strip, which houses the Fountains of Bellagio, a large dancing water fountain synchronized to music.
15. Circus Circus, Las Vegas
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This iconic hotel on the Las Vegas Strip is close to shopping, the Las Vegas Convention Center, and downtown Las Vegas. The tower rooms feature pillow-top mattresses, wireless internet, cable TV, hairdryers, and in-room safes.
Circus Circus features free world-class circus acts nightly, a carnival midway with over 200 games for all ages, and The Adventuredome indoor theme park with 25 rides and attractions including a double-loop rollercoaster. Guests also enjoy slots, table games, a Sports Book, and flair bartending at Vince Neil's Restaurant and Bar.
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