Eight Cigar Lounge

When Casa Fuente closed in 2025, Las Vegas needed a new crown room. It already had one — it just happened to be four years old.

Eight opened at Resorts World in late 2021 with Mike Tyson at the party, and the ambition has never dialed back. The name is the lucky number done literally: seven thousand square feet divided into eight rooms, eight sections in the custom humidor, and a standard of finish that makes most casino lounges look like afterthoughts.

The Terrace

The argument-settler: 2,200 square feet of open-air smoking with the Strip laid out below and a firepit for the desert nights. Nowhere else in the city do you get this view with a cigar lit legally in your hand. During race week it becomes some of the hottest real estate in Nevada.

The Humidor

The range runs from an honest $18 stick to trophy-case rarities — OpusX Lost City and Don Carlos Eye of the Shark have graced the shelves — with well over a hundred selections at any given time and private lockers for those who've made the room theirs. Ask for a walk-through; the staff treat the humidor as a tour, not a transaction.

The Bar

A proper cocktail program with a whiskey list that means it — Michter's 10 Year single barrel, serious Japanese pours, bottle service if the night calls for it. Two private rooms take reservations, and the "Smoke & Soul" DJ nights give the room a pulse without stealing its calm.

Why We Picked It

Because it's the complete Vegas evening in one address: the terrace, the inventory, the bar, the 2 a.m. close, and a shelf of local best-of awards to confirm what a first visit makes obvious. If you have one night and one cigar in Las Vegas, spend both here.