Las Vegas has 10 Fine Hotels + Resorts properties, and you probably don’t want to be checking each one at a time in the Amex Travel portal. We used FHRMaxxer, nextcard's Amex hotel map, and found rates as low as $134/night at Bellagio as well as three other properties below $150 a night.

TL;DR

• Cheapest Las Vegas FHR rate we found was $134 a night at Bellagio. Three others were basically just as cheap.

• Las Vegas has 10 participating FHR properties.

• FHR has no minimum stay, so a single night earns the full benefit package and counts toward the statement credit.

• Average nightly prices range from $325 at Fontainebleau to $1,006 at ARIA Sky Suites, and the lowest-rate dates are mostly in September 2026.

How to find the cheapest FHR hotels in Las Vegas

Start with FHRMaxxer instead of running 10 separate Amex Travel searches. It plots every participating Las Vegas Fine Hotels + Resorts property on one map and shows nightly pricing across your dates, so you can compare all 10 in one view.

Note that these rates aren't live, and reflect the pricing we found at the time of writing this.

The lowest rate we observed varied by property and often appeared on a different night, making the calendar view more useful than checking a single date.

Before booking, confirm the details through the Amex Travel portal. FHRMaxxer rates are not live, but is super useful for you to get a proxy of pricing. Nonetheless, be sure to verify the current rate, room type, FHR participation, and cancellation terms on AmexTravel.com or through the Platinum Travel Service.

Cheapest FHR Hotels in Las Vegas

The table below shows all 10 Las Vegas Fine Hotels + Resorts properties, with the lowest nightly rate, date of that rate, and average nightly price we found for each.

Bellagio: from $134

Bellagio is the cheapest FHR hotel in Las Vegas at $134 on Dec 16, 2026, though not by a wide margin. It sits dead center on the Strip beside its fountains and conservatory, and it’s a staple brand name when it comes to Las Vegas hotels. The fountains run every 15 to 30 minutes and draw crowds along the sidewalk out front. Even if you’re not staying here, it’s worth checking out its attractions for free.

The FHR benefits here are awesome. Eg you can use the two $30 breakfast credits at Sadelle’s per day of your stay. And then you can splurge on the buffet using your property credit!

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas: from $137

The Cosmopolitan sits in the same stretch of the Strip as Bellagio and CityCenter, but the layout is different. Dining and nightlife are stacked across several floors instead of spread along one casino corridor, and a lot of rooms have balconies, unusual for the Strip. At $137 a night, its price is extremely competitive with the other cheap Las Vegas FHR properties.

Fontainebleau Las Vegas: from $144

Fontainebleau opened in 2023 on the north end of the Strip near the Convention Center, a longer walk from the center-Strip action, but the better pick if a convention is the reason for the trip. The tower is one of the tallest on the Strip, with sweeping views over the Convention Center campus.

Palazzo at The Venetian: from $144

Every room at Palazzo is a suite, even the entry-level ones, with a separate seating area built in. It's part of the Venetian complex, so an entire mall's worth of dining and shopping is a walk away without leaving the building, and the Grand Canal Shoppes stay open late for a post-dinner stroll. Palazzo matched Fontainebleau's $144 low but runs pricier on average than the three aforementioned hotels, at $421.

Wynn and Encore Las Vegas: from $195

Wynn and Encore's $195 low sits well under its $650 average, a bigger gap than any other hotel here.

Both resorts sit on the north Strip, closer to Fontainebleau and the Convention Center than to Bellagio or the Cosmopolitan, and share a golf course and a private beach club, unusual amenities this close to the Strip.

You can’t mention the Wynn without talking about its very deservingly popular buffet (which you can use the property credit at). If you’re planning on staying here, you should also plan on reserving a table at their buffet since wait times can be longer than an hour at peak times.

Crockfords Las Vegas: from $237

Crockfords is the adults-only tower inside Resorts World on the north Strip, with its own pool deck and a food hall a short walk from the casino floor. Its vibrant red exterior really makes itself stand out.

Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas: from $265

Waldorf Astoria is the cheapest non-gaming pick at $265, with rates that run to $539 on average. It's in CityCenter, next to ARIA and Bellagio, so the central Strip location holds without a casino floor attached. The rooftop bar on the 23rd floor looks out over the Strip and the mountains beyond.

How to book FHR hotels in 2026

FHR bookings only go through American Express Travel: amextravel.com, the Amex Travel app, the Amex app, or the number on the back of an eligible card. Booking directly with the hotel, or through a general online travel site, skips the benefits and the credit.

Eligible cards include the American Express Platinum Card® , The Business Platinum Card® from American Express , and Amex Centurion Black Card, along with Additional Card Members on those accounts and eligible Employee Card Members on Business Platinum, each earning the same FHR perks on their own booking.

Some rules to know:

• The credit needs a prepaid "Pay Now" rate. Pay Later and pay-at-hotel rates don't qualify, though paying with Membership Rewards through Pay with Points still counts. No enrollment required.

• Prepaid doesn't always mean nonrefundable. Cancellation terms vary by hotel and rate, and a refund that drops the qualifying purchase below what already posted can trigger a clawback of some or all of the credit.

At Bellagio, a $134 prepaid one-night FHR stay is fully covered by the $300 statement credit, with $166 left over for another stay.

What benefits do you get with FHR?

Every FHR booking comes with four guaranteed perks:

• daily breakfast for two,

• a $100 property credit,

• a 4 p.m. checkout,

• and Wi-Fi.

Two depend on availability:

• a room upgrade and

• noon check-in.

What that $100 covers is up to the hotel, usually dining or spa charges, and it's separate from the room rate rather than a discount on it. Check the property's FHR terms for the exact list before booking. Some properties also waive the resort fee or knock a bit off cabana rentals, though those extras vary by hotel and aren't guaranteed. Prepaid FHR bookings also earn 5 Membership Rewards points per dollar through Amex Travel.

Final Thoughts on the Cheapest FHR Hotels in Las Vegas

The four cheapest hotels on this list all hover roughly the same price, so you should check for your actual dates to see which would be the best value. Given our current data, Palazzo at $144 per night is probably the best cheap pick relative to its average price at $421, and you can also stay for two nights here to cover the $300 credit almost perfectly. The Wynn and Encore also deserves a shoutout for being much cheaper than its average ($195 vs $650!) and for its buffet, but you’d have to pay at least ~$100 out of pocket to stay there for two nights.

Another thing worth noting is these prices are relatively cheap because they land on weeknights, where there generally won’t be as much going on. Check your own dates on FHRMaxxer, since rates shift by night and by hotel, and lock in the details on AmexTravel.com before booking.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest FHR hotel in Las Vegas?

Bellagio, at $134 a night for Dec. 16, 2026. The Cosmopolitan was next at $137, and Fontainebleau and Palazzo tied for third at $144. Rates move, so confirm the current price on FHRMaxxer before booking.

Who can book FHR hotels in Las Vegas?

American Express Platinum, Business Platinum, and Centurion Card Members, plus Additional Card Members and eligible Employee Card Members on Business Platinum accounts. Every booking must go through American Express Travel to receive FHR benefits, whether booked online, through the app, or by phone.

Does FHR require a minimum stay in Las Vegas?

No. Fine Hotels + Resorts has no minimum stay in Las Vegas or any other city, so a single prepaid night earns the full benefit package and can use the $300 hotel credit.

What benefits come with an FHR booking in Las Vegas?

FHR stays include daily breakfast for two, valued at ~$60 per room per day; a $100 credit toward eligible charges at the property; guaranteed 4 p.m. checkout; and Wi-Fi. Noon check-in and a room upgrade depend on availability.

Is it better to book through Amex Travel or directly with the hotel?

It depends on cost and how much you value the FHR benefits. If the rate directly through the hotel is significantly cheaper than the Amex Travel rate, it's probably worth booking with the hotel. If you have the Platinum Card, the $300 hotel credit plus breakfast and late checkout can outweigh a small price gap.