The Strip · Downtown · Las Vegas, Nevada
Walk-in humidors the size of suites, terraces hanging over the Strip, and rooms that pour until 2 a.m. — or never lock the door at all. Vegas takes the sit seriously.
Editor's Pick · No. 1
Resorts World · Las Vegas, NV · ★4.7
Seven thousand square feet split into eight rooms, a 2,200-square-foot terrace over the Strip, and a humidor that runs from an $18 stick to OpusX rarities. Since Casa Fuente closed, this is the crown room of Las Vegas — open to 2 a.m., seven nights.
The Strip to the Arts District
The Strip's classic: a Rockwell-designed room off the casino floor, a walk-in humidor built for a thousand cigars, and whiskey up to Pappy 23.
The Swiss flagship with the best porch in town — fifty patio seats staring straight across the Strip at Wynn while the doors stand open.
The west side's full-evening room: dark wood, a real bar, and live music most nights. Where Summerlin becomes a regular.
Downtown's room: a self-pour tap wall, a boutique-heavy humidor, and members who never have to wonder if it's open.
The last of two Vegas signatures: cigars hand-rolled in front of you, and a members' room that never closes. Family-owned and proud of it.
In memoriam · Casa Fuente, 2005–2025. For twenty years it was a rite of the Vegas Strip — a tangerine mojito, this humidor waiting behind the iron gates. We photographed it in 2020 without knowing why. Now we know. The lease ended; the memory didn't. The same family keeps a flame at Montecristo — raise one there.
The humidor, October 2020