Las Vegas is one of the easiest places to stretch the Chase Sapphire Reserve®‘s hotel credits because Edit hotel rates can get very low. The cheapest option we found was for the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino at $95/night, followed by Park MGM at an identical $95/night.

That’s important info because eligible cardmembers can get up to $250 back on a qualifying two-night The Edit stay. There’s also a separate $250 Select Hotels credit through December 31, 2026 (but no Vegas hotels qualify for this credit).

HotelMaxxer makes it easier to compare these rates without checking every property and date manually. But price isn’t the only consideration: several Las Vegas Edit hotels do not offer the complimentary breakfast benefit normally associated with The Edit.

TL;DR

• MGM Grand is the cheapest Edit hotel in Las Vegas in our data at $95/night, followed by Park MGM at $95/night.

• MGM Grand, Park MGM and Mandalay Bay all have two-night room totals below $250 at the lowest rates we found.

• Eligible Sapphire Reserve cardmembers can get up to $250 back per qualifying Edit booking, up to $500 annually, with a two-night minimum.

• Some Vegas Edit hotels don't include complimentary breakfast!

Cheapest Edit hotels in Las Vegas compared

The prices below come from our HotelMaxxer dataset and represent the lowest rates found, not guaranteed live prices. Always confirm the final price in Chase Travel.

To receive the Edit statement credit, you still need a qualifying prepaid stay of at least two consecutive nights, even if a hotel is bookable for one night.

With some Vegas hotels, you cannot book a one night stay with the Edit. The Cosmopolitan and Bellagio are the only two hotels in the table where you can book an Edit stay for one night. Obviously, you usually get better value for booking 2 nights with the $250 Edit credit coming into play but some folks may only need/want a one night stay.

MGM Grand: cheapest overall

MGM Grand is the price winner at $95/night. Note: you cannot book one night stays at the MGM Grand through Edit; you need a two night minimum stay.

That puts the sampled room cost comfortably below the $250 Edit statement credit.

There is a tradeoff: the MGM Grand does not include the normal complimentary Edit breakfast. The benefits available at certain Las Vegas properties differ from the standard Edit package, so check the property-specific benefits Chase displays before booking.

Park MGM: nearly identical pricing

Park MGM starts at $95/night in our data, making a two-night stay about $191.

Like MGM Grand, Park MGM is particularly attractive if your goal is getting a qualifying stay below $250. But Park MGM is also one of the Vegas properties where the Edit package has been offered without a separate complimentary breakfast benefit.

Mandalay Bay: another sub-$250 option

Mandalay Bay starts at $114/night, producing a two-night room cost of approximately $227.

That still falls below the $250 Edit credit based on the sampled rate. Also important to note that Mandalay Bay does not include complimentary breakfast.

Which Las Vegas Edit hotels include free breakfast?

Several Las Vegas Edit hotels still include complimentary breakfast for two, even though the benefit is missing at a number of the cheaper MGM properties. Chase describes daily breakfast for two as an Edit benefit but specifically notes that benefits can vary by property.

Based on Chase information and recent traveler data points, these Las Vegas properties have evidence of offering breakfast with eligible Edit bookings:

Bellagio has the clearest recent evidence. A 2026 stay received $30 per person per day, or $60 total per day, for breakfast at participating outlets. That's separate from the hotel's $100 Edit property/dining credit.

The Cosmopolitan also has multiple traveler reports confirming breakfast for two on Edit stays, while Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas has been shown in Chase Travel with daily breakfast for two among its property-specific benefits.

How the $250 Edit credit changes the Las Vegas hotel math

The Sapphire Reserve, J.P. Morgan Reserve and Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ offer up to $500 annually in statement credits for qualifying The Edit bookings.

The credit is effectively split into two opportunities: up to $250 from January through June and another $250 from July through December.

A qualifying Edit reservation must be a prepaid "Pay Now" booking through Chase Travel for at least two consecutive nights. The portion of the purchase covered by the statement credit doesn't earn Ultimate Rewards points.

Here's what the credit could do to the lowest sampled room prices:

This is why Vegas can be such a strong place to use the credit. You don't necessarily need to spend $500 or $1,000 on a luxury hotel to use the benefit.

Final Thoughts on the Cheapest Edit Hotels in Las Vegas

MGM Grand is the cheapest Edit hotel in Las Vegas in our data at $95/night, with Park MGM at $95/night and Mandalay Bay at $114/night.

All three can produce sampled two-night room totals below the $250 Edit credit, although their breakfast limitations make it important to compare the complete benefit package instead of looking only at price.

Before booking, use HotelMaxxer to identify cheap Edit dates, then compare Edit options in Chase Travel. The best Vegas deal is the one that leaves you with the lowest real out-of-pocket cost after your available credits.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest Edit hotel in Las Vegas?

MGM Grand Hotel & Casino is the cheapest in our supplied pricing data at $95/night, found for September 20, 2026. Park MGM is close behind at $95/night. These are sampled prices rather than guaranteed live rates, so verify the price for your dates in Chase Travel.

Can the $250 Edit credit cover an entire Las Vegas stay?

Yes. At the lowest sampled prices, two nights at MGM Grand cost $189, Park MGM at $191 and Mandalay Bay at $227. Each is below the $250 maximum statement credit, potentially leaving no out-of-pocket prepaid room cost if the reservation qualifies and you have the full credit available.

Do all Edit hotels in Las Vegas include free breakfast?

No. Some Las Vegas Edit properties do not provide the separate complimentary breakfast benefit normally associated with The Edit. MGM Grand, Park MGM, Mandalay Bay, ARIA and The Reserve at Park MGM have been offered without it. Benefits can change or vary by property, so check the exact Chase Travel listing before booking.

What is the Chase $250 Select Hotels credit?

It's a separate 2026 Chase Travel hotel benefit available on qualifying prepaid two-night stays at participating brands including IHG, Montage, Pendry, Omni, Virgin, Minor and Pan Pacific. Eligible cardmembers can receive up to $250 back through December 31, 2026. It is separate from the annual Edit statement credits.

Which Las Vegas Edit hotel offers the best value?

MGM Grand is the strongest option if your priority is minimizing the prepaid room cost. But it isn't automatically the best choice for everyone because its Edit package lacks complimentary breakfast. Compare the final price, breakfast, property credit and other benefits against Park MGM, Mandalay Bay and the more expensive Edit properties before booking.