Is Las Vegas Safe for Women? Crime in Las Vegas

Las Vegas is like most American cities - it has some really dangerous pockets, but if you keep your wits about you, you'll likely be ok. I lived there for 8 years and didn't run into any issues. That said, if you're visiting on the strip, you're more likely to be a victim of a petty crime.

Solo travel

Almost all the restraunts where good, the hotels were great. I stayed at two. 1. Pink Flamingo, which was OK. 2. Harrahs which I seem to like it a little better. Everything is more expensive then the downtown strip. I actually got a room with living area, bedroom, and 2 bathrooms, then a bar in the living. Area. The rooms was cheaper then downtown strip, however of course they always charged 50 dollars per day for resort fee. And 40 dollars a day with vallet parking. I did not feel very safe. A man tried to grab me on the strip. Same man that tried to grab two other women the night before. In front of a lot of people. But people just ignore it and walk on. When reporting it to pink flamingo. They said sorry the strip is not our property. However when I was talking to staff the day before. It's a good area and we try our best to keep people not only inside but also outside. But when it comes down to it. I saw Carrie Underwood. I really loved her.

Group travel

Been to Vegas countless times, it's generally safe. I prefer to stay center strip, near Ballys as its close to everytime. Top 3 eats Spago, Dave's Hot Chicken & Tacos El Gordo. Girls don't pay to get into night clubs, never but anything from anyone on the strip. I prefer uber here, I feel safer, and the cabs try to rip you off.

Solo travel

I don't gamble and I rarely drink, but I loved Las Vegas while traveling alone. I never felt threatened there. I had a great time. Lots of interesting things to see and places to visit. I used the Deuce bus and Uber.

Solo travel

So much to do in Vegas. Before Covid, I used to go there once or twice a year. Great shows, food, shopping. One of the things I love to do is spend time in lounges, which most hotels offer. There are free live concerts or DJ performances. You can order food and drinks and have a great time. Make sure to visit the House of Blues in Mandalay Bay. They have a lot of great entertainment and an interesting lounge. Harrahs has a really cool lounge/bar with a piano, which I love. Mandalay Bay has a artificial beach, and most casinos have good pools. Oh, and if you like to pamper yourself, definitely spend some time in one of the many spas, getting a massage. And head downtown to see the night light shows.