There are 12 Edit by Chase hotels in Las Vegas. August is the cheapest month to book them, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $340 (fees included), and July and June run close behind at $344 and $351. None of the 12 currently earns the double $250 credit, and timing matters here: the October median hits $548, 61% above the August floor.
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The list below maps all 12 Edit by Chase hotels in Las Vegas, from Park MGM to the Four Seasons, with each property's typical nightly rate. Nine of the 12 hold 5.0 ratings, including Bellagio ($437 typical median) and The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas ($423). Citywide, median nightly Chase Travel rates, fees included, run from $340 in August to $548 in October, based on about a year of nightly price-calendar data that refreshes every night.
The Sapphire Reserve stack is worth $350 per stay here: the $250 Edit statement credit plus the $100 on-property credit. Two nights at the August median of $340 total $680, so the stack covers about 51% of the bill in the cheapest month. The same two nights at October's $548 median cost $1,096, and the stack covers only 32%.
Park MGM is the cheapest Edit hotel in Las Vegas, with a typical median nightly rate of $252, followed by MGM Grand at $266. The cheapest 5.0-rated property is The Reserve at Park MGM at $310. Every rate on this page is a median nightly Chase Travel price with fees included.
| Hotel | Rating | Typical nightly* |
|---|---|---|
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Park MGM Las Vegas MGM Resorts |
★4.0 | $252 |
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MGM Grand Hotel & Casino MGM Resorts |
★4.0 | $266 |
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The Reserve at Park MGM MGM Resorts |
★5.0 | $311 |
|
Mandalay Bay Resort And Casino MGM Resorts |
★4.5 | $316 |
|
ARIA Resort & Casino MGM Resorts |
★5.0 | $417 |
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The Cosmopolitan Las Vegas MGM Resorts |
★5.0 | $423 |
| Fontainebleau Las Vegas | ★5.0 | $424 |
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Bellagio Hotel and Casino MGM Resorts |
★5.0 | $433 |
|
Vdara Hotel & Spa MGM Resorts |
★5.0 | $465 |
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Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas Four Seasons |
★5.0 | $697 |
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SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand MGM Resorts |
★5.0 | $938 |
|
ARIA Sky Suites MGM Resorts |
★5.0 | – |
*Median nightly Chase Travel rate (fees in) over the past year, for planning only. Chase rates typically run 10 to 20 percent above the hotel's own site; the Edit credits and perks only apply to Chase Travel bookings, and the price match guarantee can close the gap. Hotel names link to the hotel on Chase Travel (sign in to your Chase account first).
The cheapest months for Las Vegas Edit hotels are August, July, and June, with median nightly Chase Travel rates around $340. The priciest is October at about $548.
August is the cheapest month for Edit hotels in Las Vegas, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $340, fees included. July and June follow at $344 and $351, making summer the floor of the year. The driver is heat: daytime highs near 105F thin out leisure demand and push resorts to discount, even though pools and dining stay open, a pattern documented in monthly price tracking.
October is the most expensive month at a $548 median, 61% above the August floor. The fall convention season, led by SEMA, packs the calendar and pushes citywide rates up, as the Las Vegas hotel price index shows. May is the second peak at $442, when the Electric Daisy Carnival and spring convention traffic collide with the best weather of the year, per this breakdown of the busiest weeks.
December is the counterintuitive value month: its $358 median makes it the cheapest non-summer option, with November next at $397. Early December sits in a lull after the fall conventions and before the holiday crowds arrive, which is why seasonal guides flag the first days of the month as one of the cheapest windows of the year.
The concrete play is Park MGM in the summer window. Its typical median nightly rate is $252, already below the citywide August median of $340, so two nights run about $504 before credits. The $250 Edit statement credit cuts that to roughly $254, and the $100 property credit covers food and drinks on top. That works out to about $127 a night for the room after the statement credit.
None currently. The select-brand promotion that adds a second $250 statement credit, running through December 31, 2026, does not include any of the 12 Las Vegas Edit properties. Every Las Vegas Edit booking still earns the standard stack: the $250 Edit credit plus the $100 on-property credit, or $350 per stay. Check the promo list before booking elsewhere, since Chase can revise which brands qualify.
August is the cheapest month to book an Edit hotel in Las Vegas, with a median nightly Chase Travel rate of $340, fees included, across the city's 12 Edit properties. July and June follow at $344 and $351. These figures come from roughly a year of nightly price-calendar data that refreshes every night. For comparison, the October median is $548, so an August booking saves about $208 a night at the median.
The $100 Edit property credit is per stay: one $100 credit per booking, regardless of length. A two-night stay and a five-night stay each get the same $100. It applies to food and beverage on property unless the hotel states otherwise, so use it at a hotel restaurant or bar rather than expecting a room-rate discount. It stacks with the $250 Edit statement credit on the same booking.
The Reserve at Park MGM is the cheapest 5.0-rated Edit hotel in Las Vegas, with a typical median nightly rate of $310. Vdara Hotel and Spa is next at $409. At the top end, SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand carries a $947 median. If the rating matters less than price, Park MGM (rated 4.0) has the lowest median in the city at $252 a night.
Yes, if your dates are flexible. The gap between the October peak ($548 median nightly) and the August floor ($340) is $208 a night, or $416 across a two-night stay. The $250 Edit credit covers about 37% of a two-night stay at the August median versus 23% at the October median. If summer heat rules out July and August, December's $358 median captures most of the discount.
Median nightly Chase Travel rates across the 12 Las Vegas Edit hotels, fees included, range from $340 in August to $548 in October. Individual properties span a wide band: Park MGM medians $252 and MGM Grand $266 at the low end, while the Four Seasons medians $697 and SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand $947. In every month except October, the citywide median sits between $340 and $442.
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