Wedding MBA 2026 hotels: where to stay

17 to 19 Nov 2026 Las Vegas Convention CenterIndependent guide

Wedding industrySeminars and exhibits17 to 19 Nov

Hotels by time to the hall

Times are our estimates and sourced times to Central Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Travel time · shorter is closer (same 0 to 45 min scale for every hotel)

Walk to the hall · 12 min or less

  • Westgate Las Vegas
    ≈ 5 min walk to Central Hall
    Loop and Monorail station on property
  • Residence Inn LVCC
    6 min walk to Central Hall
    Extended stay, kitchens
  • Las Vegas Marriott
    7 min walk to Central Hall
  • Renaissance Las Vegas
    ≈ 8 min walk to Central Hall
    Paradise Rd, no casino
  • Courtyard LVCC
    ≈ 10 min walk to Central Hall

Quick ride by Monorail · up to 25 min

  • SAHARA
    ≈ 15 min by Monorail to Central Hall
    Monorail terminus

Loop resorts · time varies

Resorts with their own Vegas Loop station. Door-to-door times are not measured yet; the operator gives 2 to 8 minutes between stations.

  • Encore
    Vegas Loop station on site
    Paid Loop ride, USD 5 per the operator; door-to-door time not measured yet
  • Hilton at Resorts World
    Vegas Loop station on site
    Paid Loop ride; door-to-door time not measured yet
  • Fontainebleau
    Vegas Loop station on site
    Paid Loop ride; door-to-door time not measured yet

Booking late? Enter your dates and the map shows what is still available, with live availability from booking partners. If the hotels near your hall are full, look at stays a little further out.

All hotels and cheaper areas near the Las Vegas Convention Center

The short answer

  • Several official hotels sold outOn 9 October 2026 the Wedding MBA hotel page listed Embassy Suites, SAHARA, Hilton Resorts World, Conrad, Fontainebleau and Renaissance as sold out. Compare what booking partners still have here.
  • Westgate is very nearWedding MBA lists Westgate as very near the convention center; it is about 5 minutes on foot to Central Hall, by our estimate.
  • Three daysThe conference runs 17 to 19 November 2026.
  • Free Loop on the campusTrips between the Vegas Loop stations on the Las Vegas Convention Center campus are free.

Save money: stay a little further away

Rates usually drop once you accept a short ride. How much you save depends on the dates, so compare live prices for your stay.

On the Monorail line, center Strip

Big resorts with their own Monorail station; ride to the Convention Center station.

  • Harrah's Las Vegas
    ≈ 15 to 25 min by Monorail to Central Hall
    Harrah's & The LINQ Monorail station
  • Flamingo Las Vegas
    ≈ 20 to 25 min by Monorail to Central Hall
    Flamingo & Caesars Palace Monorail station

Downtown (Fremont Street)

Often the lowest rates in town, but no rail link: budget for rideshare, especially at show close.

  • Hotels in Downtown Las Vegas
    ≈ 15 to 25 min by car to Central Hall

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Prices for your stay: 16 Nov to 19 Nov · 3 nights

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Getting around during Wedding MBA

We have no verified transport details for Wedding MBA yet. General information for the Las Vegas Convention Center:

  • From the airport by Vegas LoopHarry Reid International Airport has Vegas Loop stations at Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. The ride to the Las Vegas Convention Center is 4.9 miles, about 5 minutes, USD 14.
  • Taxi and rideshareBoth run from the airport to the convention center. Fares are metered; we do not quote a price because we could not confirm current official rates.
  • MonorailThe Las Vegas Monorail stops at the convention center (Boingo Station) and at Westgate and runs along the Strip to Horseshoe/Paris, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah's/The LINQ, MGM Grand and SAHARA. Hours: Monday 7 am to midnight, Tuesday to Thursday 7 am to 2 am, Friday to Sunday 7 am to 3 am. Trains run every 4 to 5 minutes during large conventions. Some dates in late 2026 close early; check lvmonorail.com.
  • Loop to Strip resortsResorts World, Encore, Westgate, Fontainebleau and Sahara have their own Loop stations; rides to and from them need a ticket.

More on getting to the Las Vegas Convention Center

When to book for Wedding MBA

General advice for events at the Las Vegas Convention Center; we have no booking data specific to Wedding MBA yet.

  1. Now: if you exhibit or speak, check your event's official housing block first; otherwise book a free-cancellation rate as soon as you know you are going.
  2. Closer to the date: re-check prices for your exact nights and switch if a closer or cheaper room appears.

Expected demand: medium to high. Book: now; several official hotels are sold out. Booking times for all events at the LVCC

Wedding MBA 2026 at a glance

  • Dates17 to 19 Nov 2026
  • Dates17 to 19 November 2026.
  • Official hotels still listedWestgate, The Strat, Hampton Inn & Suites, Courtyard and Residence Inn, on weddingmba.com.
  • SizeAbout 8,000 attendees, by the LVCVA estimate.

Official site: weddingmba.com. This guide is independent and not part of Wedding MBA.

Wedding MBA hotel questions

When is Wedding MBA 2026?

From 17 to 19 November 2026 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

Which official Wedding MBA hotels are sold out?

On 9 October 2026 the Wedding MBA hotel page listed Embassy Suites Convention Center, SAHARA, Hilton Resorts World, Conrad, Fontainebleau and Renaissance Las Vegas as sold out.

Which official hotels are still listed?

Westgate Resort & Casino (very near the convention center), The Strat, Hampton Inn & Suites, Courtyard by Marriott and Residence Inn by Marriott (near the convention center).

Which hotels are walking distance from the convention center?

Westgate Las Vegas, Residence Inn, Las Vegas Marriott, Renaissance and Courtyard are a walk of about 5 to 10 minutes to Central Hall.

About this guide

VenueNights is independent and not affiliated with Wedding MBA or LVCVA.

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