Last updated October 13, 2026
I haven’t stayed here yet, so this guide uses Hilton’s property page, award prices and published guest reviews, with property details checked October 5, 2026.
Table of contents
- Why Crockfords Las Vegas matters for Hilton members
- History and architecture, briefly
- Crockfords Las Vegas rooms: book these, skip these
- Dining at Crockfords Las Vegas
- Hilton Honors strategy at Crockfords Las Vegas
- Best and worst months to book Crockfords Las Vegas
- Trade-offs
- Other LXR options if Crockfords Las Vegas is sold out
- FAQ
Crockfords Las Vegas is the LXR tier of Resorts World, at the north end of the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada. Award nights span 80,000 to 150,000 points and climb fast in event weeks.
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Why Crockfords Las Vegas matters for Hilton members
Crockfords Las Vegas is the rare way to put Hilton points and Diamond status toward a true luxury room on the Strip. It is the LXR tier of Resorts World Las Vegas, so you get a high-end suite and the amenities of a full casino resort on the same stay.
The location is central Strip. Resorts World sits at 3000 South Las Vegas Boulevard at the north end of the Strip, near the convention center and the Sphere, so the airport, the convention halls, and the rest of the Strip are close.
The Crockfords tier is the draw. The LXR floors sit at the top of the complex with the best suites, a private lobby and lounge, and a higher level of service than the Hilton and Conrad floors below, with Strip and mountain views from the rooms.
For points travelers, the value case is strongest on high-rate event weeks. When conventions, fights, or a race push cash rates past $800 a night, a points redemption can clear strong value, which is the best reason to spend a Hilton balance at a Strip property that prices by demand.
- Address
- 3000 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Rooms
- 236 rooms and suites at the top of Resorts World
- Brand
- LXR Hotels & Resorts
- Points per night
- 80,000 to 150,000 depending on season
- Cash rate
- $300 to $2,500 a night
- Best for
- Casino-adjacent luxury at Resorts World
History and architecture, briefly
Resorts World Las Vegas opened in 2021 as the first new resort built from the ground up on the Strip in over a decade, and it runs 3 Hilton brands under one roof: the Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad Las Vegas, and Crockfords Las Vegas. Crockfords is the LXR Hotels & Resorts tier, the luxury top of the building.
Crockfords has 236 rooms and suites on the upper floors, with a separate lobby, lounge, and arrival experience from the rest of Resorts World. It takes its name from the historic London gaming club, and it is positioned as the resort’s high-end stay.
As an LXR property, Crockfords pairs a luxury Strip room with the Hilton Honors program, so points and elite status apply to a Las Vegas casino-resort stay. Guests also get the full Resorts World complex, from the pool district to the dining to the casino floor.
The suites, the private Crockfords lobby, and the run of Resorts World are the draw. One quirk to know: Crockfords books through the Resorts World system, so confirm you are booking the Crockfords tier and read recent reviews for the current state of the LXR floors.
Crockfords Las Vegas rooms: book these, skip these
Rooms at Crockfords Las Vegas run from entry king rooms to large suites on the upper floors of Resorts World. The choice is mostly about the view and the suite size. The Strip-view suites are the ones to chase. Book direct, confirm the Crockfords tier, and request a high floor with a Strip view at check-in.
Book
- Strip-view suite. The suites facing the Strip from the upper Crockfords floors get the best views and the most space, the reason to book the LXR tier. Confirm a Strip-view, not a mountain-view, suite when you reserve.
- Upper-floor king for the view on a budget. An entry king on a high Crockfords floor still gets the views and the private lobby without the suite price, a good pick for a couple.
- A larger suite for a group or a longer stay. The bigger Crockfords suites add living space and the best use of a Diamond upgrade, worth it for a multi-night stay or a group splitting the room.
Skip
- Mountain-view or low-floor rooms, if the Strip is the point. These keep the rate down but trade the Strip view for the back of the building. On a Crockfords stay where the view is part of the appeal, pay up for a Strip-view room on a high floor.
- The Hilton or Conrad floors if you specifically want LXR. Resorts World sells rooms across 3 brands. The cheaper Hilton and Conrad floors are good value, but they are not the Crockfords tier, so book Crockfords directly if the LXR service and suites are what you want.
- Any rate not booked with Hilton. Honors points, Diamond benefits and the tier and view request all fall away. Direct is the only route that keeps them.
Dining at Crockfords Las Vegas
Crockfords Las Vegas comes with the full Resorts World dining lineup, one of the deepest on the Strip, so a stay here does not lack for options. The range runs from a large food hall to high-end steak and chef-driven rooms.
- Resorts World’s restaurants. The complex has a deep set of restaurants, from the Famous Foods Street Eats food hall to steakhouses and chef-driven rooms, all a short walk from the Crockfords floors.
- The Crockfords lounge. The LXR tier has its own lobby and lounge, the calm spot for a coffee or a drink away from the casino floor and where the Diamond and elite benefits land.
- The casino floor and bars. Resorts World’s casino and its bars run late, so the after-dinner hours are covered without leaving the building. The rest of the Strip is a short ride for more.
Diamond and Gold members get Hilton Honors benefits at Resorts World. Executive lounge access comes with Diamond status or with a room rate that includes it, and Gold alone does not include it. Confirm exactly which lounge and credit apply to a Crockfords booking when you reserve, since the 3 brands differ.
Las Vegas puts a world of dining within a short ride, so plan a night or 2 off property at the Strip’s bigger names and use the Resorts World restaurants and food hall for the rest.
Worth knowing: the food hall covers quick and casual, the steakhouses and chef rooms cover the destination dinners, and the Crockfords lounge covers the quiet hours. That mix fits a Strip stay built around the resort.
Hilton Honors strategy at Crockfords Las Vegas
| Season | Cash rate | Award nights | Aspire cert value | What to book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Normal nights (most of the year) | $300 to $600 | 80,000 to 110,000 | $300 to $600 | Cash or points, compare |
| Weekends and shows | $500 to $900 | 100,000 to 130,000 | $500 to $900 | Cash or cert, your call |
| Big convention and event weeks | $1,000 to $2,000+ | 130,000 to 150,000+ | $1,000 to $2,000+ | Use points or the Aspire night |
| CES, F1, and New Year | $2,500+ with minimums | often limited | limited | Book far ahead or move dates |
Cash rates by season
Cash rates at Crockfords Las Vegas swing more than almost any other Hilton property, because the Las Vegas calendar drives them. A quiet midweek night and a convention week can differ by 10 times, so the date matters more than the season.
- Normal nights: roughly $300 to $600 for the Crockfords tier on a typical midweek or quiet weekend, the best value windows.
- Weekends and show nights: roughly $500 to $900, when the Strip fills for the weekend and the big residencies.
- Big convention and event weeks: $1,000 to $2,000 or more, when conventions, fights, and races take over the city.
- CES, F1, and New Year: rates push past $2,500 with multi-night minimums during the biggest weeks, so book those dates far ahead or shift them.
Award rates and Aspire/Surpass certificate value
Award nights at Crockfords Las Vegas run roughly 80,000 to 150,000 points, climbing fast for event weeks. Hilton prices awards by demand, so the points number tracks the wild swings in the cash rate.
On a $450 normal night, paying 95,000 points is about 0.47 cents per point, a weak trade where cash usually wins. On a $1,400 convention night, 145,000 points clears about 0.97 cents per point, a strong redemption and the clear case for using points here.
- Normal nights: usually pay cash. The rate is reachable and the redemption value is weak, so save the points for a higher-rate night.
- Weekends and shows: compare. The cash rate is higher, so a points redemption starts to make sense if it clears 0.5 cents per point or better.
- Convention and event weeks: use points or the Aspire certificate. A $1,000 night against 130,000 points returns about 0.77 cents a point, above the 0.5 cent baseline.
Diamond benefits, specifically
Diamond members get Hilton Honors benefits at Resorts World, but the 3 brands under the roof differ, so confirm which executive lounge and food and beverage benefit apply to a Crockfords booking. The Crockfords tier carries the highest level of service in the complex.
Space-available upgrades on the Crockfords floors tend to move you toward a higher floor, a Strip view, or a larger suite. Because Resorts World is a huge property, upgrade odds are better than at a small resort, though the best suites still go fast on event weeks.
Resorts World has an executive lounge, and the Crockfords lobby and lounge add a quieter space away from the casino floor. Confirm your access when you book, since it depends on the tier and rate.
Gold members get Hilton Honors benefits and free Wi-Fi as well. The Diamond edge here is mostly upgrade odds toward a better suite and lounge access, which matters most on the busy, high-rate weeks when the property is full.
Per-stay value math
Here is the per-stay math for a typical 3-night Crockfords Las Vegas booking on a normal, non-event week, paying cash as a Diamond member.
- 3 nights at about $450 a night: $1,350 before tax and fees.
- Nevada room tax of roughly 13.38 percent: about $181.
- Resort fee at roughly $50 a night plus tax: about $165 for 3 nights.
- Parking, if you drive, adds a daily charge on top.
- All in, expect roughly $1,700 for 3 nights with taxes and the resort fee, before parking and anything on the casino floor.
Best and worst months to book Crockfords Las Vegas
Best times to book Crockfords Las Vegas on cash are quiet midweek nights outside the big convention and event weeks, when the Strip is calm and rates sit at their lowest.
Weekends and show nights run higher but are still reachable, and a free night certificate pulls fair value on a $500 to $900 night.
Worst times for value are the big convention weeks, CES in January, F1 in November, and New Year, when rates run past $1,000 and often well beyond with multi-night minimums. Book those dates far ahead or use points.
Because Vegas pricing is event-driven, the move is to check your specific dates against the convention and event calendar. A week’s shift can cut the rate in half at Crockfords Las Vegas.
Trade-offs
It books inside Resorts World, not as a standalone LXR. Crockfords is the luxury tier of a 3-brand complex, so confirm you are reserving the Crockfords floors and the LXR service.
Rates are volatile. The same suite can run $400 1 week and $2,000 the next, driven by the convention and event calendar, so the date matters more than at almost any other Hilton property.
It is a big casino resort, not a quiet retreat. Crockfords adds a private lobby and lounge, but the wider Resorts World complex is large, busy, and built around a casino floor, which is the appeal for some and a drawback for others.
Fees add up Vegas-style. Expect a resort fee, room tax, and paid parking on top of the rate, which matters more on a longer stay.
The points value is weak on normal nights. Award rates track the cash rate, so a redemption only pays off on the high-rate event weeks. For a quiet midweek stay, paying cash usually wins.
Other LXR options if Crockfords Las Vegas is sold out
- Cameo Beverly Hills. Another US LXR property with the same Hilton points currency if you want a design-led city stay over a casino resort.
- Conrad Las Vegas or Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World. The 2 sister brands in the same complex, a more affordable way to stay at Resorts World if the Crockfords tier prices past your budget.
- Other Las Vegas Hiltons. If Resorts World is sold out on a big event week, a Hilton, Conrad, or Waldorf Astoria elsewhere in Las Vegas trades the Crockfords floors for more availability.
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FAQ
What is Crockfords Las Vegas?
It is the LXR Hotels & Resorts tier of Resorts World Las Vegas, the luxury top of a 3-brand complex that also houses the Las Vegas Hilton and Conrad Las Vegas. Crockfords has 236 rooms and suites with a private lobby, lounge, and the highest level of service in the building.
How do I book the Crockfords tier specifically?
Crockfords books through the Resorts World Las Vegas system, so when you reserve, select the Crockfords brand and confirm the Crockfords floors. Book direct to keep your Hilton Honors benefits.
What fees does Crockfords Las Vegas charge beyond the room rate?
Expect Nevada room tax of roughly 13.38 percent, a nightly resort fee of about $50 plus tax, and paid parking if you drive. Wi-Fi is typically included with the resort fee for Hilton Honors members. Confirm the exact fees when you book.
Is Crockfords Las Vegas worth it for Hilton points?
On high-rate event weeks, yes. When conventions, fights, or a race push cash rates past $1,000 a night, a 130,000 to 150,000 point redemption can clear near or above 0.8 cents per point. On a normal midweek night the cash rate is low enough that paying cash usually makes more sense.
When is the best time to book Crockfords Las Vegas?
Target quiet midweek nights outside the big convention and event weeks for the lowest cash rates. Use points or the Aspire certificate on convention weeks, CES, F1, or New Year, when the cash rate is at its highest. Always check your dates against the Las Vegas event calendar.
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