The Best Rooftop Bars on the Las Vegas Strip Right Now

Photo Credit: Resorts World Las Vegas

Las Vegas has never been a city content with keeping things at ground level. When the sun goes down and the Strip starts to glow, some of its best drinking happens several stories above the action, preferably with a serious cocktail in hand and the Bellagio fountains, Eiffel Tower, or endless neon serving as the backdrop. Haute Living has covered Chéri Rooftop and Foundation Room before, and both remain very much worth the trip up. From a glamorous 66th-floor hideaway to an alfresco nightclub and one of the Strip’s most iconic panoramic lounges, these are the rooftop bars worth getting dressed up and getting in an elevator for.

Allē Lounge on 66 — Resorts World Las Vegas

Sixty-six floors above the Strip, Allē Lounge on 66 is where Vegas goes when it wants to behave like a grown-up, albeit a very glamorous one. The sophisticated Resorts World lounge pairs sweeping views of the city with an impressive collection of fine and rare spirits, handcrafted cocktails and globally inspired small plates. The drinks are appropriately elevated, with serious attention paid to premium brown spirits in particular; Resorts World has even used Allē as the setting for experiences built around rare Macallan whiskies. The atmosphere is dark, polished and decidedly sexy, making this less of a pregame and more of a place to settle in, order something expensive and watch the Strip glitter beneath you.

Chéri Rooftop — Paris Las Vegas

If your preferred rooftop aesthetic involves Parisian garden-party glamour and the Eiffel Tower looming overhead, Chéri has understood the assignment. Tucked directly beneath Paris Las Vegas’ Eiffel Tower, this open-air rooftop has one of the most ridiculously photogenic settings on the Strip, with views stretching toward the Bellagio fountains. The inspiration is mid-century Parisian garden parties, translated into a breezy, romantic space serving French-inspired food and cocktails from brunch through dinner and into evening drinks. Vegas isn’t known for subtlety, but Chéri manages to feel playful and polished without turning the Eiffel Tower fantasy into kitsch. And yes, when the fountains start dancing across the street, everyone reaches for their phone.

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OMNIA Skybar — Caesars Palace

OMNIA’s newest trick may be its best one. Sitting above the energy of OMNIA Dayclub at Caesars Palace, Skybar takes the megaclub’s famously over-the-top sensibility outdoors with an elevated alfresco terrace, sweeping Strip views, shaded lounge seating and a dedicated cocktail program. Opened for the 2026 pool season as part of Tao Group Hospitality’s expanded OMNIA complex, connected to the original nightclub by a dedicated bridge, this is decidedly not the rooftop for a quiet nightcap: the experience leans into music, energy and the unmistakable feeling that you’re very much out in Las Vegas. Sunset Club Sundays turn dusk into an event of its own, pairing deep-house soundscapes with cocktails, food and the venue’s massive 8K Horizon screen. Come for sunset; don’t make any particularly ambitious plans for the following morning.

Skyfall Panoramic Bar & Lounge — W Las Vegas

Editor’s note: Skyfall closed on July 20, 2026, for a comprehensive remodel and is scheduled to reopen on October 4, 2026, with an updated look and atmosphere. Consider this one to bookmark for its return.

There are Vegas views, and then there are Skyfall views. High above the southern end of the Strip at W Las Vegas, this longtime favorite has earned its reputation on an extraordinary panorama that turns the entire city into part of the décor. Before its temporary closure, Skyfall paired those views with handcrafted cocktails and the sort of sophisticated lounge atmosphere that made it as appropriate for an elegant pre-dinner drink as a very late nightcap. Its accolades include multiple Best Lounge honors from the Southern Nevada Hotel Concierge Association, including in 2023 and 2024. The planned remodel promises to elevate the experience further, which makes its October reopening one worth watching closely.

Foundation Room — Mandalay Bay

Few Vegas drinking experiences have the old-school mystique of Foundation Room. Sitting high atop Mandalay Bay, the House of Blues institution has long delivered one of the Strip’s great after-dark perspectives, with an outdoor terrace that looks north across a seemingly endless stretch of neon. Inside, the mood shifts darker and more decadent, giving the venue a sultry, almost private-club quality that feels worlds away from the casino floor below. It’s the kind of place that makes sense for a sunset cocktail that somehow becomes dinner, followed by another drink, followed by the realization that several hours have disappeared. For pure Vegas-at-night drama, the terrace remains very hard to beat.

For more on Haute Living’s bar coverage, check out this article: Where To Sip This Summer: The Hottest New Bars In Las Vegas.