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Home2 Suites By Hilton Las Vegas Southwest I-215 Curve is built for families who want to cook and spread out: every suite has a kitchenette, a sofa bed and a work desk, so a family of four fits without a second room. The outdoor pool is open all year, useful for an evening swim after a hot day. The 24-hour front desk helps with late arrivals. I would pick it for a longer family stay where meals at home matter more than casino restaurants.

Home2 Suites by Hilton Las Vegas Northwest is a suite hotel away from the Strip, and I recommend it to families who want space and a kitchenette more than nightlife. Each suite has a kitchenette, a work desk and a sofa bed, and a free American buffet breakfast is served daily. The outdoor pool is open all year, with a hot tub and a fitness center alongside. A score of 9.2 from 468 reviews is strong for a three-star hotel.

The Celine Riviera Suite is a privately listed suite in Palms Place, the condo tower linked to the Palms casino resort just west of the Strip. It has a full kitchen, a spa bath and a balcony with city or mountain views, and guests can use a seasonal outdoor pool, a hot tub, a fitness centre, a restaurant and a bar. The 9.2 score rests on only 10 reviews. I recommend it to small families who want a kitchen; check pool dates outside summer.

TownePlace Suites Las Vegas North I-15 suits families on longer stays: suites come with kitchenettes and free WiFi, and the minimarket on site covers forgotten basics. The year-round outdoor pool and hot tub fill the afternoons, the barbecue facilities make dinner easy, and parents have a fitness center. The 24-hour front desk helps with late arrivals off the I-15. I would use it as a practical base and drive to the Strip for shows. A 9.1 rating over 103 reviews is excellent.

SpringHill Suites Las Vegas Airport works for families who want room to spread out: spacious suites have sofa beds, and breakfast is included each morning. The year-round outdoor pool and hot tub keep children busy, the fitness center serves parents, and the restaurant serves American dishes with vegetarian options. The airport is close, which keeps travel days short. I would pick it for an easy, calm stay and drive to the Strip for the shows. A 9.1 rating over 83 reviews is excellent.

Homewood Suites North Las Vegas Speedway is built for families who want space away from the Strip: every suite has a full kitchen, and a buffet breakfast is served daily. The year-round outdoor pool, hot tub and sun terrace give children an afternoon outlet, while barbecue areas make easy evening meals possible. Parents get a fitness room and free WiFi. I would choose it for a self-sufficient stay rather than a casino-floor trip. A 9.0 rating over 158 reviews is excellent.

A heated outdoor pool that stays open 24 hours is the detail I would point out to families looking at Hampton Inn & Suites Las Vegas South in Henderson. Children can swim after a late arrival, and a hot breakfast is served daily, which keeps mornings simple. Suites give a little more room than a standard hotel room, and the Strip is a 15-minute drive away. With an 8.9 rating from 551 reviews, I would choose it as a calm base away from the casino crowds.

Home2 Suites by Hilton Las Vegas Strip South is a three-star suite hotel about 2 miles from Harry Reid International Airport, and I recommend it to families who want space and a kitchen. Suites have air-conditioning, a workspace, a flat-screen TV, a fridge and a coffee maker. The saltwater pool, the hot tub and the fitness center fill the downtime, and a lounge with an outdoor fireplace suits quiet evenings. The 8.9 score from 323 reviews is strong for its class.

The Platinum Hotel is a non-smoking, non-gaming property one block from the Las Vegas Strip, which I see as its main family advantage: children never cross a casino floor to reach their room. Spacious suites with full kitchens and private balconies suit longer stays, and the heated indoor and outdoor pools work in any season. A fitness center, a bar and in-room dining cover the rest. An 8.9 rating from 2,080 reviews makes it an easy choice for me.

Staybridge Suites in the Stadium District gives families suites rather than rooms, some with city views, which helps when children need their own corner. The year-round outdoor pool and hot tub are the easy afternoon plan, and a continental buffet breakfast is served daily. Parents have a fitness center. Harry Reid International Airport is close, so arrival and departure days stay simple. I would choose it for space and routine rather than a casino-floor stay. An 8.8 rating over 110 reviews is solid.

Full kitchens and an in-suite washer and dryer make Bluegreen Vacations Club 36 one of the easier Las Vegas bases for a family. One- and two-bedroom suites let parents and children sleep in separate rooms, and cooking a few meals in saves trips out. The indoor pool works whatever the weather, the outdoor sundeck adds space, and the Strip is minutes away. With an 8.8 rating from 676 reviews, I would pick it over a standard casino room for longer stays.

Jockey Club Suites makes sense for families on a longer stay: the one and two-bedroom suites come with fully equipped kitchens, so breakfasts and quiet evenings need no restaurant booking. The outdoor pool covers the afternoons, and the location between City Center and the Bellagio puts the Strip within walking distance. The gym and the lounge give parents some space of their own. An 8.8 rating from 3,127 reviews backs that choice.

Hampton Inn & Suites Las Vegas-Red Rock/Summerlin works for families who plan to spend their days outdoors: Red Rock Canyon is close by, and the hotel sits west of the Strip, away from the casino crowds. Suites give more room than a standard guestroom, and the pool is a good way to end a hot day of hiking. Las Vegas Ballpark and City National Arena are nearby for a game with children. I would pick it as a quiet base for a family trip built around nature and sport.

Four blocks from the Strip, the Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel gives families a calmer base next to the Las Vegas Convention Center. The pool gives children a break between outings, and the suites come with larger Smart TVs for a quiet evening in. I would ask for a room with views of the Sphere, which children tend to enjoy at night. The full-service spa and the Italian steakhouse are better suited to parents, so I would plan family dinners elsewhere.

Alexis Park All-Suite Resort gives families room to spread out: every unit is a suite with a minibar and refrigerator, which helps with snacks and drinks for children. Three outdoor pools mean there is usually space to swim, and the restaurant and lounge keep meals on site. The full-service spa, salon and gym are for the adults, and the evening shows at The Las Vegas Comedy Showroom are adult entertainment. A 7.9 rating over 1,679 reviews points to good value rather than luxury.