Smoking Hot! These Are The Best Cigar Bars In Las Vegas

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The chicest places to smoke a stogie and simultaneously indulge in some seriously good cocktails in Sin City. 

Eight Lounge

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Eight Lounge, the award-winning cigar lounge at Resorts World Las Vegas, redefines luxury for cigar and cocktail enthusiasts. The expansive 7,000-square-foot cigar bar and lounge features two private smoking rooms, a 2,200-square-foot outdoor terrace with views of the Las Vegas Strip, and a walk-in humidor stocked with rare, premium cigars. Named for the lucky number in Chinese culture, Eight offers a meticulously curated selection, including classics such as Drew Estate, Arturo Fuente, and Ashton, along with an ever-changing lineup of sought-after cigars. Expertly crafted cocktails enhance the experience, as mixologists blend spirits to complement rich tobacco flavors, creating unforgettable pairings.

Eight’s bar presents a selection of premium cocktails, hand-crafted by mixologists well-versed in flavor profiles of premium tobaccos, designed to pair with the lounge’s extensive cigar collection. Options include the Peanut Butter Chocolate Martini, made with Ballotin Peanut Butter whiskey, creme de cacao, Mr. Black and heavy cream; or the Rising Sun Sour, made with Dewars Mizanura Cask, lemon juice, simple syrup, peach monin, fresh strawberries and egg white. Those who prefer their drinks straight can enjoy the lounge’s wide collection of premium whiskies including Parkers Heritage 11yr Bourbon, Macallan M Single Malt Whisky and the rare full House of Hazelwood collection, as well as a range of Japanese, Irish and blend scotch whiskies, rum and cognac. Guests can also enjoy a selection of bites from Brezza, by chef Nicole Brisson. Options include starters like the stuffed peppadew peppers, made with goat cheese, arugula, parmesan and aged balsamic; and the Tuscan beef tartare, made with Creekstone filet, lemon, capers, trumpet mushrooms; or full dishes like the prime rib panini, made with sliced prime rib, arugula, horseradish and porcini; and deserts like the coffee bean “tiramisu”, made with tiramisu, espresso caramel and whipped coffee mousse

The allure of Eight has attracted a star-studded following, with icons like MLB’s Alex “A-Rod” Rodriguez, NBA legends Michael Jordan and Charles Barkley, country star Luke Bryan, NFL Hall of Famer Charles Woodson, and others claiming personal cigar lockers. Celebrities such as WNBA champs Alysha Clark and Chelsea Gray, hip-hop powerhouse Ludacris, DJ Steve Aoki, NFL star Maxx Crosby and actor Henry Golding can’t resist its exclusive vibe, making Eight Lounge a true hotspot for those who savor the finer things.

 3000 S Las Vegas Blvd, 89109

Montecristo Cigar Bar at Caesars Palace

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Montecristo Cigar Bar at Caesars Palace pairs notable cigar offerings with fine whiskeys, small bites and more, in a contemporary 4,000-square-foot environment. Throughout the entire space is a state-of-the-art ventilation system, ensuring guests a comfortable and fresh visit. The 100-seat bar/lounge and gaming area offer visitors four distinct experiences to enjoy a smooth cigar and cocktail – The Signature Bar, The Library, The Courtyard, and the private dining room. Montecristo features one of the largest humidors in the city, housing up to 1,000 cigars including brands such as — surprise, surprise — Montecristo, as well as Romeo y Julieta, H. Upmann, and Padrón. Pair them with signature cocktails like the Dragon’s Breath Mojito, made with Bacardi Dragonberry Rum, blackberries, raspberries, mint leaves, lime juice, simple syrup, and citrus soda; the Monte Sidecar, made with Branson Royal VSOP Cognac, Cointreau, lemon juice, simple syrup, egg whites, and cinnamon with a sugar rim; and The Maestro, made with Maestro Dobel Diamante Tequila, orange curaçao, yuzu, and ginger syrup Additionally, the 208-inch video wall and TV screens throughout make Montecristo a prime spot to watch any kind of sporting game.

3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Caesars Palace Dr, 89109

Montecristo Cigar Bar at Paris Las Vegas

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After the success of the location at Caesars Palace, Montecristo Cigar Bar opened its second location at Paris Las Vegas in November 2023. Designed by the world-class architectural and interior design firm, Bergman, Walls & Associates (BWA), the French-inspired, 2,835 square foot space features a fresh green color palette and stone finishes, with a state-of-the-art ventilation and air purification system. The venue seats more than 70 guests and offers eight bar-top games. Cigar connoisseurs can also enjoy a walk-in, climate-controlled humidor featuring custom Spanish cedar shelving that can store cigars for customers to use in the lounge or to take home. The cigar portfolio at Montecristo Cigar Bar at Paris features more than 300 renowned brands such as Romeo Y Julieta, H. Upmann, and La Flor Dominicana. The bar also offers a vast selection of coveted and sought-after spirits. Try the Rolling Smoke: Maker’s Mark 46 Bourbon, Laphroaig Islay Scotch whisky, coffee bean-infused Carpano Antica Formula vermouth, and vanilla.

3655 Las Vegas Blvd S, 89109

Triple Crown Cigar Lounge

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Triple Crown Cigar Lounge — our off-Strip pick for the best locals cigar bar and lounge — is a great place to smoke, drink, and watch games.  It has become a haven for new or experienced cigar enthusiasts, or for those looking to imbibe with exclusive spirits flights and innovative, handcrafted cocktails. The lounge boasts an ever-evolving selection of nearly 50 cigar brands available to enjoy in the luxe lounge or to take home. With nods to “old Vegas,” Triple Crown pays homage to the city’s roots in its design with a modern take on old school luxury. The nearly 2,300-square-foot space accommodates more than 50 guests with a mix of VIP tables and bar seating, a full bar, a large lounge area, and a walk-in-humidor. Triple Crown is known for its flights, so be it tequila, rum, whisky, or vodka, you’ll have some great options for an evening of spirited smoking and tasting.

6539 S Las Vegas Blvd #114, 89119

Casa Fuente

Tucked inside The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, Casa Fuente is the only place in the world outside of Cuba where you can smoke an Arturo Fuente cigar rolled on-site. The intimate lounge features dark wood paneling, leather seating, and a walk-in humidor stocked with rare and limited-edition Fuente cigars you won’t find anywhere else — including the legendary OpusX line.

Beyond the cigars, Casa Fuente serves craft cocktails, premium spirits, and a small but excellent food menu. It’s the kind of place where cigar aficionados make pilgrimages. If you smoke one cigar in Vegas, smoke it here.

Location: The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace
Hours: Daily, 10 AM – 11 PM
Dress code: Smart casual
Price range: Cigars $15–$100+; cocktails $18–$25

The Cigar Lounge at Bellagio

The Bellagio’s petite lounge offers what might be the most sophisticated cigar experience on the Strip. Located just off the main casino floor, this intimate space seats about 20 guests in plush leather chairs with a curated humidor selection. The draw here is the pairing — the Bellagio’s bartenders excel at matching cigars with single malts, aged rums, and cognacs.

Location: Bellagio Hotel & Casino
Hours: Daily, 11 AM – 2 AM
Dress code: Smart casual to business casual
Price range: Cigars $20–$80; drinks $15–$30

Davidoff of Geneva

Davidoff brings Swiss precision to the Vegas cigar scene. Located at Fashion Show Mall, this isn’t technically a lounge — it’s a premium cigar shop with a small smoking area. But the selection is unmatched: every Davidoff line, limited editions, and a knowledgeable staff that can guide beginners and connoisseurs alike. Pick up cigars here, then enjoy them poolside or on your suite balcony.

Location: Fashion Show Mall, Las Vegas Boulevard
Hours: Daily, 10 AM – 9 PM (varies)
Dress code: Casual
Price range: Cigars $12–$200+

Rhumbar at The Mirage

If you want to enjoy a cigar outdoors with a Strip view, Rhumbar is your spot. This open-air patio lounge specializes in rum-based cocktails and premium cigars. The vibe is more relaxed and social than the traditional cigar lounges — think Miami meets Vegas with plush daybeds, a DJ on weekends, and a cocktail menu heavy on mojitos, daiquiris, and rum flights.

Location: The Mirage Hotel & Casino (outdoor patio)
Hours: Thu–Sun, 4 PM – midnight (hours vary seasonally)
Dress code: Upscale casual
Price range: Cigars $15–$60; cocktails $16–$22

Tips for Smoking Cigars in Las Vegas

• Can you smoke cigars on the Strip? Smoking is allowed on most outdoor areas of the Strip and inside designated lounges and casino smoking sections. Most hotel rooms are non-smoking, but some properties offer smoking-friendly suites upon request.
• Bring your own: Most cigar lounges allow you to bring your own cigars for a cutting fee ($5–$15). Some also charge a ventilation or seating fee for outside cigars.
• Reservations: Eight Lounge and Montecristo at Caesars accept reservations and it’s recommended for weekend evenings. Casa Fuente and the Bellagio lounge are typically walk-in.
• Budget: Expect to spend $40–$80 per person for a cigar and 1–2 drinks at most Strip lounges. High-end cigars and premium spirits can push this to $150+.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you smoke cigars on the Las Vegas Strip?

Yes — smoking is permitted in most outdoor areas along the Strip and inside designated cigar lounges, bars, and casino smoking sections. Most hotel lobbies and restaurants are smoke-free, and hotel rooms are predominantly non-smoking (though smoking suites are available at select properties). The best experience is at a dedicated cigar lounge where ventilation systems are designed for cigar smoke.

What is the best cigar bar in Las Vegas?

It depends on what you’re looking for. Casa Fuente is the top pick for cigar purists — it’s the only place outside Cuba to get on-site rolled Arturo Fuente cigars, including rare OpusX selections. Eight Lounge at Resorts World offers the most modern luxury experience. Montecristo at Caesars Palace is the best all-around option with its walk-in humidor, full bar, and central Strip location.

Do you need a membership for cigar bars in Vegas?

No — all cigar lounges on this list are open to the public without membership. Some, like Eight Lounge, accept reservations for premium seating, and VIP areas may have minimum spend requirements on busy nights, but walk-ins are generally welcome during off-peak hours.

Can you buy cigars at Las Vegas cigar lounges?

Yes. Every lounge on this list has either a walk-in humidor or curated cigar menu available for purchase. Prices typically range from $15 for a solid daily smoke to $100+ for rare or limited-edition cigars. Casa Fuente and Davidoff of Geneva have the most extensive selections for buying cigars to take home.

How much should I budget for a cigar lounge visit in Las Vegas?

Plan for $40–$80 per person for a cigar and 1–2 drinks at most Strip lounges. Premium cigars (OpusX, Davidoff, limited editions) and top-shelf spirits can push a visit to $150–$200+. Most lounges don’t charge an entry fee or cover, but some may charge a cutting/ventilation fee ($5–$15) if you bring your own cigar.