Las Vegas hotel prices will surprise you as F1 hits The Strip again

F1 is going all in on the Las Vegas Grand Prix, and the 2025 version is right here. The greatest motorsport show on earth (sorry NASCAR) lands on The Strip this Thursday/Friday/Saturday, but it is not cheap if you want to hit town to enjoy the action. The Las Vegas Review Journal, conducted a survey of hotel prices across the event and surprisingly concluded that hotel stays in Las Vegas will not be as expensive as the past two years have been. Choosing from a sample of 161 hotels from Hotel.com, the average price of hotel rooms from Wednesday, November 19 until Saturday, November 22, was $194.04 a night. Compared to 15 downtown Las Vegas hotels, the average for the same time frame was calculated at $106.67 a night. 43 hotels priced at less than $100 a night, while 16 hotels priced at more than $500 a night. However, if you wanted to stay at Las Vegas’ statement hotels during the race weekend then expect to pay a lot more.

Las Vegas Grand Prix - hotel prices from top to bottom

Luxury hotels naturally delivered the highest prices, with iconic names such as The Venetian coming in at $751 a night, Caesars Palace a bit less at $559 a night and Fontainebleau $508 a night. The prices then drastically rise for a stay in Wynn Las Vegas and Encore, where $1,095 a night will ensure you a five star luxury stay in the hotel and casino, offering separate packages for those staying for the Las Vegas GP weekend. A grand prix fan package is also on offer at the luxury hotel, offering a three-night stay in a Wynn Panoramic View King or Two Queens guestroom and two Grandstand tickets for the race, starting at $5,600. From one end of the budget to the other, budget rooms at Oyo were selling for $30 a night which totals an entire stay at $340. Other inexpensive options include Circus Circus ($31 a night). the Downtown Boutique ($55 a night) and Gold Spike ($58 a night.) Durango, Red Rock Resort, the California, Main Street Station and the Fremont, are all sold out for the four days of the F1 race weekend in Las Vegas. READ MORE: Ferrari boss tells Hamilton and Leclerc: Shut up and drive

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