Center StripCasino Resort

Harrah's Las Vegas

"The most underrated center Strip address in Vegas. Solid rooms, low table minimums, and a location that puts you within walking distance of everything."

3475 Las Vegas Blvd S
Caesars Entertainment
Opened 1973
2.5

Overall Rating

Rooms
3.5
Pool
2.5
Casino
3.5
Dining
3.0
Location
5.0
Value
4.0
Walk Score
4.0
Rooms
2,526
Floors
35
Resort Fee
$38/night + tax
Self-Park
$15 Mon–Thu / $20 Fri–Sun
Pool
1 pool — Seasonal
Monorail
Harrah's/LINQ Station (direct access)
Restaurants
8

The Rundown

Harrah's is the most underrated center Strip resort in Vegas. The location — directly between the Venetian and the LINQ, with direct monorail access — is exceptional. The rooms were renovated in 2022 and are solid. The casino has some of the lowest table minimums on center Strip. And the resort fee is lower than most competitors.

Harrah's does not have the glamour of Bellagio or the dining collection of Cosmo. But it has a center Strip address, decent rooms, accessible gambling, and a price point that makes it one of the best values in the area. If you are a Caesars Rewards member, the points earn here is excellent.

Tower Talk Intel

WinBest Value on Center Strip

Harrah's has a center Strip address, direct monorail access, solid rooms, and lower room rates than Bellagio, Caesars, or Venetian. For Caesars Rewards members, the points earn is excellent. This is the best value play on center Strip.

Pro TipLower Table Minimums Than Neighbors

Harrah's typically has lower table minimums than Caesars Palace, Bellagio, or Venetian. On weekdays, you can often find $10–15 blackjack. This makes it one of the better casual gambling destinations on center Strip.

Wins & Watch-Outs

Wins

  • Best value on center Strip
  • Direct monorail access
  • Lower table minimums than most center Strip casinos
  • Solid rooms after 2022 renovation
  • Caesars Rewards integration

Watch-Outs

  • Pool is small and underwhelming
  • Dining options are limited
  • Not a glamorous resort — functional and well-located

Room Reality

The 2022 renovation updated rooms significantly. Modern finishes, comfortable beds, good bathrooms. Not exceptional, but solid. Upper floor Strip views are excellent.

Summer Score

How this resort holds up in peak Vegas summer (June–September)

3Overall

Covered walkways connect Harrah's to Caesars and the LINQ — solid indoor connectivity. The pool is functional but not a summer destination. The casino floor is well air-conditioned and a good escape from the heat.

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Indoor Connectivity4
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Pool Quality3
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A/C Reliability4
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Shade & Coverage3
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Peak Crowd Level3.5

Walk Distances

Room to Strip sidewalkCovered
4–7 min
Room to monorail stationCovered
3–5 min

History

Harrah's Las Vegas opened in 1973 as Holiday Casino, rebranded to Harrah's in 1992. The property has been expanded and renovated multiple times. Caesars Entertainment (formerly Harrah's Entertainment) has operated it since the 1990s.

Who Stays Here

Caesars Rewards members. Budget-conscious travelers who want a center Strip address. Older gamblers who appreciate lower table minimums. Convention attendees who could not get into Caesars or Venetian.

Getting Here from the Airport

Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)3.5 miles · 10–18 min

Uber / Lyft

Rideshare — fastest option

$18–$28

Taxi (Metered)

Metered. No fixed rate from airport.

$25–$35

Shared Shuttle

Shared shuttles available ($10–$15/person).

The Verdict

Harrah's is the right call for value-conscious travelers who want a center Strip address. The location is excellent, the rooms are solid, and the table minimums are accessible. It is not glamorous, but it does not pretend to be.

Rewards Program

Caesars Rewards

Sportsbook

Caesars Sportsbook

Resident Shows

Mac King Comedy Magic Show

Casino

87,000 sq ft

Last Renovation

2022