"Formerly Delano Las Vegas, rebranded to W Las Vegas in 2021 — Marriott Bonvoy's most personality-forward tower at Resorts World, with bold design and music-and-nightlife DNA."
Overall Rating
The W Las Vegas is the Marriott Bonvoy tower within Resorts World. The W brand brings its signature music-and-nightlife aesthetic — bold design, curated playlists, and a younger energy than the Conrad or Crockfords. Marriott Bonvoy members earn points here.
Modern, design-forward rooms with the W brand aesthetic. Bold colors, quality finishes, and a livelier energy than the Conrad.
Access to the full Resorts World pool complex.
How this resort holds up in peak Vegas summer (June–September)
The W shares Resorts World's summer infrastructure. The design-forward rooms have excellent blackout curtains — important for daytime sleeping after late nights. The north Strip location means less pedestrian heat.
Opened in 2021 as Delano Las Vegas, part of the Resorts World complex. Rebranded to W Las Vegas in 2021 under Marriott International. The W brand is operated by Marriott under a management agreement with Genting Group.
Marriott Bonvoy members. Style-conscious travelers in their 30s-40s. Music and nightlife-focused visitors.
Uber / Lyft
Rideshare — fastest option
Taxi (Metered)
Shared Shuttle
Shared shuttle ~$8–$12 per person
The W Las Vegas is the best choice for Marriott Bonvoy members at Resorts World. The design is the most interesting of the three towers and the pool complex is excellent.
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