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Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) — Airport Guide

Complete guide to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) in Las Vegas, United States. Find lounges, restaurants, sleep options, transport links, and jetlag recovery facilities.

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Lounges, food, WiFi, sleep, hotels, and transport at LAS

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Terminal Transfers

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Lounges at Harry Reid International Airport

12 lounges · 12 terminals

12 lounges found

Capital One Lounge

Capital One Lounge

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Concourse D, near gate D50
Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club

Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Concourse C, between gates C23-C24
Priority Pass
The Centurion Lounge

The Centurion Lounge

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Concourse D, opposite gate D1
Priority Pass
The Chiroport

The Chiroport

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Concourse C, near gate C24, opposite the Raiders Sports Memorabilia store
Priority Pass
The Club at LAS

The Club at LAS

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Terminal 1, Concourse D, near gate D16
Priority Pass
The Club at LAS

The Club at LAS

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Concourse E, opposite gate E2
Priority Pass
United Club

United Club

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Concourse D, between gates D33-D35, 3rd floor
Daily, morning–late evening; varies with UA schedule
USO Center

USO Center

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Landside (outside security), Terminal 3, baggage claim, next to carousel 20
USO Center

USO Center

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Landside (outside security), Terminal 1, 2nd floor, outside the A-B security checkpoint, Suite 150
XpresSpa

XpresSpa

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Concourse B, near the A/B Concourse Connector
Priority Pass

XpresSpa

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Concourse D, near gate D32
Priority Pass

XpresSpa

Terminal Las Vegas, NV - Harry Reid (LAS), Concourse E, near gate E3
Priority Pass
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Food & Drink

8 dining options

Cafes

Harry Reid International Airport Airport Coffee

Harry Reid International Airport Airside Cafe

Harry Reid International Airport Costa Airport

Harry Reid International Airport Costa Airport

Harry Reid International Airport Starbucks Airport

Harry Reid International Airport Terminal Cafe

Savor Coffee

cafe

Sunshine & Tailwinds Cafe

cafe

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf

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Sleep & Rest

Rest and recovery options

Lounge Beds

Some lounges offer lie-flat beds for rest.

Showers

Shower facilities in the terminal

Shower Facilities

Showers available in the terminal.

Layover Tips

Making the most of your time at Harry Reid International Airport

Minimum connection time: 45 minutes
4h: With 4 hours at LAS, stay close to the airport. Clear immigration/security, then take a quick rideshare or taxi (10–15 minutes) to the south Strip. Walk through the Luxor, Excalibur, and New York-New York for a fast taste of themed casinos and grab a bite at New York-New York’s Village Street Eateries or Shake Shack. If you prefer to stay at the airport, explore the aviation-themed Howard W. Cannon Aviation Museum exhibits in Terminal 1 and relax at The Club LAS lounge (both terminals, fee-based access). Allow at least 60–90 minutes to get back through security before boarding.
8h: With 8 hours, you can see a slice of the Strip. From LAS, take a taxi or rideshare to the Bellagio area (15–20 minutes). Stroll the Strip between Bellagio, Caesars Palace, The Cosmopolitan, and Paris Las Vegas. Watch the Bellagio Fountains (shows every 15–30 minutes), visit the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, and walk through The Forum Shops at Caesars for upscale browsing. If you want a view, ride the High Roller at The LINQ for a 30-minute spin. Eat at a well-known spot like Mon Ami Gabi (Paris Las Vegas), Eggslut (The Cosmopolitan), or Yardbird (The Venetian). Head back to the airport 2 hours before your flight to clear security comfortably.
24h: With 24 hours, you can enjoy a full Vegas sampler. Check into a Strip hotel such as Bellagio, The Venetian, or MGM Grand (20–25 minutes from LAS by taxi/rideshare). Spend the afternoon exploring the Strip: Bellagio Conservatory, Fountains, and nearby ARIA and The Cosmopolitan. In the evening, catch a Cirque du Soleil show (like “O” at Bellagio or “KA” at MGM Grand) or a headliner concert. Dine at a signature restaurant such as Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen (Caesars Palace), Momofuku (The Cosmopolitan), or Bazaar Meat by José Andrés (Sahara Las Vegas). If you’re up late, visit Fremont Street Experience downtown for live music, the Viva Vision light show, and classic casinos like Golden Nugget. The next morning, consider a quick visit to the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign (near Mandalay Bay) or a short trip to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area (allow 3–4 hours round-trip with transport and a scenic drive). Return to LAS at least 2 hours before departure (3 hours for international flights).

By Layover Duration

4-Hour Layover

With 4 hours at LAS, stay close to the airport. Clear immigration/security, then take a quick rideshare or taxi (10–15 minutes) to the south Strip. Walk through the Luxor, Excalibur, and New York-New York for a fast taste of themed casinos and grab a bite at New York-New York’s Village Street Eateries or Shake Shack. If you prefer to stay at the airport, explore the aviation-themed Howard W. Cannon Aviation Museum exhibits in Terminal 1 and relax at The Club LAS lounge (both terminals, fee-based access). Allow at least 60–90 minutes to get back through security before boarding.

8-Hour Layover

With 8 hours, you can see a slice of the Strip. From LAS, take a taxi or rideshare to the Bellagio area (15–20 minutes). Stroll the Strip between Bellagio, Caesars Palace, The Cosmopolitan, and Paris Las Vegas. Watch the Bellagio Fountains (shows every 15–30 minutes), visit the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, and walk through The Forum Shops at Caesars for upscale browsing. If you want a view, ride the High Roller at The LINQ for a 30-minute spin. Eat at a well-known spot like Mon Ami Gabi (Paris Las Vegas), Eggslut (The Cosmopolitan), or Yardbird (The Venetian). Head back to the airport 2 hours before your flight to clear security comfortably.

Overnight Layover

With 24 hours, you can enjoy a full Vegas sampler. Check into a Strip hotel such as Bellagio, The Venetian, or MGM Grand (20–25 minutes from LAS by taxi/rideshare). Spend the afternoon exploring the Strip: Bellagio Conservatory, Fountains, and nearby ARIA and The Cosmopolitan. In the evening, catch a Cirque du Soleil show (like “O” at Bellagio or “KA” at MGM Grand) or a headliner concert. Dine at a signature restaurant such as Gordon Ramsay Hell’s Kitchen (Caesars Palace), Momofuku (The Cosmopolitan), or Bazaar Meat by José Andrés (Sahara Las Vegas). If you’re up late, visit Fremont Street Experience downtown for live music, the Viva Vision light show, and classic casinos like Golden Nugget. The next morning, consider a quick visit to the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign (near Mandalay Bay) or a short trip to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area (allow 3–4 hours round-trip with transport and a scenic drive). Return to LAS at least 2 hours before departure (3 hours for international flights).

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Getting There & Away

Transport options to/from the airport

tips: Allow extra time at LAS during peak periods, especially weekends and major events. If you have a short layover, stick to the south or central Strip to minimize transit time. Use rideshare or taxis for the fastest connection; public buses are cheaper but slower. In hot months, plan outdoor walking for early morning or evening and stay hydrated. Check resort parking fees if renting a car, and verify show times and ticket availability in advance.
from_airport: Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is about 10–20 minutes by car from most Strip hotels. Taxis, rideshares (Uber, Lyft), and shuttles are available from both Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. Taxis use a metered fare; rideshare pickup zones are signed in the parking garages. Some off-Strip hotels offer limited shuttle services—check in advance. For downtown, expect 20–30 minutes by car depending on traffic.
public_transit: The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) operates buses from LAS. The CX and Route 109 connect the airport to the Strip and downtown with transfers. On the Strip, the Deuce and SDX (when operating) run along Las Vegas Boulevard, while the Las Vegas Monorail connects several east-side Strip resorts from MGM Grand to SAHARA Las Vegas. Tickets can be purchased at machines or via the RTC app and monorail kiosks.
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Local Dining

Food areas and local cuisine near the airport

Food Areas

The LINQ Promenade

Outdoor pedestrian area off the Strip with casual dining, bars, and quick bites near the High Roller.

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Resort with a strong restaurant lineup, including Eggslut, Momofuku, Jaleo, and Secret Pizza, plus upscale lounges.

Chinatown (Spring Mountain Road)

Multi-block corridor west of the Strip with diverse Asian restaurants, from dim sum and ramen to Korean BBQ and late-night spots.

Downtown Las Vegas & Fremont East

Area around Fremont Street with a growing food scene, including cocktail bars, gastropubs, and chef-driven restaurants.

Arts District (18b)

Trendy neighborhood between the Strip and downtown featuring cafes, breweries, and creative restaurants like Esther’s Kitchen.

Local Cuisine Recommendations

Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge

Classic Vegas diner on the Strip known for huge portions, late-night hours, and a retro fireside cocktail lounge.

Lotus of Siam

Celebrated Northern Thai restaurant with specialties like khao soi and crispy duck, often cited as one of the city’s best eateries.

Esther’s Kitchen

Popular Arts District spot serving seasonal Italian dishes, house-made pasta, and excellent sourdough bread.

Tacos El Gordo

Casual counter-service spot famous for Tijuana-style tacos, including adobada carved from a vertical spit.

Jaleo by José Andrés

Spanish tapas restaurant at The Cosmopolitan known for paella, small plates, and creative cocktails.

Services

Airport amenities and facilities

Spa

5 locations

Medical

Medical services available

Currency & ATM

Currency exchange

Luggage Storage

Storage available

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this airport

Average security wait time at Harry Reid International Airport is approximately 15 minutes. Allow extra time during peak morning and evening hours.

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