There is no month that is guaranteed to be cheapest for your Las Vegas trip. In the LVCVA’s revised 2025 monthly hotel-rate data, July had the lowest average daily room rate at $154.72. Among the eight months reported for January–August 2026, August was lowest at $150.32. Those are historical market averages, not prices you can book or complete trip totals.
Use the data to choose dates worth comparing. Then price the room you want, your journey and your planned activities together. A lower hotel quote can still produce a more expensive trip.
What the monthly hotel data actually shows
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority research page links its monthly workbooks. The figures below come from the Las Vegas sheet’s “Average Daily Room Rate (ADR)” row, using the revised 2025 workbook dated August 20, 2026 and the 2026 workbook dated September 30, 2026.
| Selected month | 2025 average daily room rate | 2026 average daily room rate |
|---|---|---|
| January | $198.15 | $199.73 |
| June | $163.60 | $156.35 |
| July | $154.72 | $157.45 |
| August | $162.37 | $150.32 |
The 2025 lowest-month comparison uses all 12 reported months. The 2026 comparison uses January–August only; it does not name a winner for the whole year. The workbooks note that hotel metrics use a survey sample representing more than 75% of inventory and that sampling and participant changes can affect comparisons.
Source files: revised 2025 monthly data and 2026 monthly data. Later revisions may change the figures.
Compare actual dates within the month
A monthly average does not identify the price for a particular Friday, holiday, convention or room category. Check several date combinations with the same number of nights, guests and acceptable cancellation conditions.
Use the official convention calendar to spot events near possible dates, then confirm details with the organizer. The calendar explicitly covers a sample of events, so an empty result does not establish that the city has no event demand.
Record the final quote for each candidate rather than treating a calendar label as a guaranteed discount. Our weekday-rate guide explains comparisons across nights, and our advance-booking guide covers booking terms and later rechecks.
Include the journey and required charges
Compare the complete hotel total, required taxes and fees, transport to Vegas, bags or parking where relevant, and local travel. Keep the same trip length and spending plans when testing a date change.
Hypothetical example for the same two-person trip: one date combination has a $480 hotel total and $400 in flights, or $880 combined. Another has a $600 hotel total and $220 in flights, or $820 combined. The second is $60 cheaper despite its $120 higher hotel bill. These inputs are examples, not quotes for a specific month.
If a date change also adds a night, extra transport or a cancellation penalty, include that amount before calling it a saving. Separate optional spending from unavoidable costs so the comparison remains useful.
Decide whether the weather fits the trip you want
Before choosing dates from the room-rate data, compare Las Vegas weather by month and the outdoor activities you want. Historical hotel averages and climate normals answer different questions; use the actual forecast and confirmed pool or attraction operation when the trip approaches.
The National Weather Service’s Las Vegas temperature overview gives 1991–2020 normal average maximum temperatures of 104.5°F for July and 102.8°F for August, compared with 58.5°F in January. These are climate normals, not a forecast or a limit on how hot a particular day can be.
Check the current forecast and conditions for the activities you intend to do. A summer hotel saving has less value to you if the weather prevents the outdoor itinerary you wanted or changes your transport needs.
Choose the lowest suitable trip total
Shortlist dates, verify events, price comparable reservations and add the journey. Keep the option that fits both your budget and your plans. Historical hotel data helps focus the search; the final available quotes determine which dates are cheapest for your trip.
Data, sources and calculations checked October 15, 2026. Hotel averages are historical observations; no future cheapest-month guarantee, personal booking result or fixed airfare pattern is claimed.
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