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Best Hotels for ASD Market Week Las Vegas 2027 — Complete Guide

Quick Answer: The next ASD Market Week runs March 2–4, 2027 at the Las Vegas Convention Center (the August 2026 edition ran August 25 to 27). Hotel rates near the LVCC change with show dates, so compare live prices once you know your days, and lock the front end of your stay before the back end.

📌 Next edition: ASD Market Week runs March 2–4, 2027 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, according to the official ASD site. The August 2026 edition ran August 25–27. We will add the August 2027 dates once they are published.

ASD Market Week is one of the largest wholesale merchandise trade shows in the United States, held at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) three times a year. With over 45,000 buyers and 2,500+ exhibitors per edition, it draws retail professionals from across the country looking for clothing, accessories, electronics, toys, and general merchandise.

If you’re attending ASD Market Week in Las Vegas, your hotel choice directly impacts your experience. The right location means no wasted time on transportation — and more time on the show floor closing deals. This guide covers the best hotels for ASD Market Week attendees, with honest pricing, proximity ratings, and booking tips.

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13 Days Out Booking Window Closing

ASD Hotel Prices Climb Sharply After August 15 Once the two-week window closes, expect Westgate and Renaissance rates to jump 25 to 40 percent, and Tuesday check-in inventory to disappear first. Most bookings still cancel free until 24 to 48 hours out, so lock

ASD Market Week 2026 — Key Dates

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  • March 2026: March 17–19, 2026 — Las Vegas Convention Center
  • August 2026: August 25–27, 2026 — Las Vegas Convention Center
  • March 2027: March 2–4, 2027 — Las Vegas Convention Center

⚠️ Book at least 3 months in advance. Hotel rates near the LVCC surge during ASD week — expect to pay 40–60% above standard rates if you book late.

Best Hotels for ASD Market Week Las Vegas

1. Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino — Best for Proximity

The Westgate sits directly across the street from the LVCC North Hall — a 2-minute walk with no rideshare needed. For ASD attendees making multiple daily trips between their room and the show floor, this location is unbeatable. Large rooms, on-site restaurants, and a full casino make it a complete package.

  • ⭐ Distance to LVCC: 2-minute walk
  • 💰 Typical ASD rates: check live rates.
  • ✅ Free parking | On-site dining | Casino

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2. Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel — Best for Business Travelers

Connected to the LVCC via a covered skybridge, the Renaissance means you never step outside between your room and the ASD show floor. It’s the most seamless option for multi-day attendees. Business center, high-speed WiFi, and an elevated atmosphere make it ideal for buyers who also need to take calls and close deals between sessions.

  • ⭐ Distance to LVCC: Skybridge connection
  • 💰 Typical ASD rates: check live rates.
  • ✅ Skybridge to LVCC | Business center | Restaurant

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3. Hilton Lake Las Vegas — Best Value Near LVCC

The Hilton Las Vegas Convention Center sits next to the LVCC, offering reliable quality at mid-range prices. It regularly fills up early for ASD Market Week, so early booking is essential. Clean rooms, efficient service, and a straightforward location make it a popular choice for first-time ASD attendees.

  • ⭐ Distance to LVCC: 5-minute walk
  • 💰 Typical ASD rates: check live rates.
  • ✅ Loyalty points | Pool | Restaurant

👉 Check rates on Hotels.com →

4. Marriott’s Grand Chateau — Best for Extended Stays

If you’re attending multiple days of ASD or combining your trip with back-to-back shows, the Grand Chateau’s suite-style rooms with full kitchens are a smart choice. Located on the Strip with easy access to the LVCC via Uber or the Las Vegas Monorail, it’s ideal for teams of 2–3 who want to share costs and cook some meals.

  • ⭐ Distance to LVCC: 15 minutes by rideshare
  • 💰 Typical ASD rates: check live rates.
  • ✅ Full kitchen | Multiple bedrooms | Strip location

👉 Browse suite options on Expedia →

5. Vacation Rentals via VRBO — Best for Teams

For buying teams of 3 or more, a full apartment rental near the LVCC typically costs 25–35% less per person than separate hotel rooms. You get a full kitchen (significant savings on meals during a 3-day show), space to store samples and purchases, and a home base for team debriefs. Book 3+ months out for best availability and rates.

👉 Browse apartments near LVCC on VRBO →

HotelDistance to LVCCPrice range / nightAccessB2B advantage
Westgate Las Vegas~5 min walk$Monorail station on-siteClosest option, ideal for full show days
Renaissance Las Vegas~8 min walk$$Direct walkQuiet, business-focused, no casino floor
Las Vegas Marriott~6 min walk$$Direct walkWork-friendly rooms steps from LVCC
Elara by Hilton Grand Vacations1 Monorail stop$$MonorailSpacious suites, good for teams
Resorts World~10 min shuttle$$Shuttle + Vegas LoopNewest resort, Vegas Loop link to LVCC
Sahara Las Vegas2 Monorail stops$MonorailBest value-to-proximity balance
Circus Circus~12 min$Car / shuttleBudget pick for longer stays
Hotel options for ASD Market Week attendees, ranked by proximity to the Las Vegas Convention Center. Prices vary by booking window — reserve early for the best rates.
ASD Market Week 2026 · Quick Reference
By the Numbers
Show Dates
Aug 25 to 27, 2026
Tuesday to Thursday at LVCC
Closest LVCC Hotel
Westgate
Monorail direct, check live rates
Best Value Off-Strip
Hilton Lake LV
25 min drive, check live rates
Booking Window
30 to 60 days out
Prices jump inside 14 days

Getting to ASD Market Week: Monorail, Vegas Loop & Parking

ASD Market Week takes place at the Las Vegas Convention Center (North & Central Halls), and how you get there each morning matters when you’re carrying samples, catalogs, and a full buyer’s schedule. The good news: the LVCC is one of the easiest venues in Las Vegas to reach without a car.

The Las Vegas Monorail stops directly at the Convention Center, with stations serving the Westgate, Sahara, MGM Grand, and several mid-Strip resorts. If your hotel sits on the Monorail line, your commute is a predictable 5–15 minutes with no traffic — a real advantage during peak show hours when the Strip gridlocks.

The Vegas Loop, Elon Musk’s underground transit system, now connects the LVCC’s halls to Resorts World and other points, cutting cross-campus walking time to a few minutes. It’s free for attendees and especially useful if you’re staying at a north-Strip property.

Prefer the flexibility of your own vehicle? Onsite LVCC parking fills early on peak days, so arrive before 9 a.m. or book a nearby hotel with a self-park rate. Many out-of-town buyers find a rental car worthwhile for off-site supplier visits and warehouse pickups — you can compare Las Vegas rental car rates here and lock in a price well ahead of the show.

Pro tip: pick up your ASD badge the afternoon before opening day. Badge pickup lines on Day 1 can swallow an hour you’d rather spend on the show floor.

When to Book Your ASD Hotel: The 30–60 Day Window

Hotel pricing in Las Vegas is dynamic, and ASD Market Week overlaps with other August conventions that pull inventory off the market. The buyers who consistently get both the best rate and the closest rooms are the ones who book roughly 30 to 60 days before the show.

Booking too late — within a week or two of opening day — usually means one of three outcomes: the walkable LVCC hotels are sold out, the remaining rooms carry a premium of 30–50%, or you’re pushed to a property that adds a daily commute to your schedule. None of those help your bottom line on a buying trip where margins already matter.

Booking far too early has a smaller downside: rates can soften closer to the event, and your travel dates may still shift. The 30–60 day window is the sweet spot — inventory is still broad, prices haven’t spiked, and most flexible-rate bookings let you rebook if a better deal appears.

If your dates are firm, reserve a flexible-rate room near the LVCC now and treat it as insurance. You can always rebook if prices drop; you can’t conjure a sold-out room back into existence the week of the show.

Who Attends ASD & What the Renovated North/Central Halls Mean

ASD Market Week is one of the largest B2B retail trade shows in the United States, drawing roughly 30,000 attendees and 1,800+ exhibitors across more than 19 product categories — from general merchandise and gifts to beauty, jewelry, smoke shop, toys, and store supplies. It’s a wholesale buying event, not a consumer expo.

Because it’s strictly B2B, entry is reserved for trade professionals. You’ll need to register with a valid business license, resale certificate, or equivalent proof of trade status to receive a badge. Plan to have that documentation ready before you travel — it’s the single most common reason first-time attendees get held up at registration.

The 2026 edition runs in the renovated North and Central Halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center. The refresh brings wider aisles, improved wayfinding, and better connectivity to the rest of the LVCC campus via the Vegas Loop — which, combined with the hotel options above, makes a walkable or Monorail-served room more valuable than ever for buyers planning multiple full days on the floor.

ASD Market Week — What to Know Before You Book

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Check current rates on more than one site and read each rate’s cancellation terms before you book.

When to Book

The March edition is the largest and fills up fastest — target booking 4–5 months out. The August edition is slightly less crowded but still sees significant price surges near show week. Hotels within walking distance of the LVCC (Westgate, Renaissance) typically sell out 6–8 weeks before the show.

Getting to the LVCC from Your Hotel

If your hotel isn’t walkable, the Las Vegas Monorail runs along the Strip with a stop at the Las Vegas Convention Center. An Uber or Lyft from most Strip hotels runs check live rates each way. The Vegas Loop — the Boring Company’s underground tunnel system — also provides fast, low-cost transportation between LVCC halls and select Strip hotels.

👉 Read our full Vegas Loop guide →

What to Expect at ASD Market Week

ASD runs across multiple halls of the LVCC and is organized by merchandise category — general merchandise, fashion, tech accessories, home goods, and more. Comfortable shoes are essential: buyers routinely walk 8–12 miles per day. Bring a rolling bag or arrange shipping for samples. Most vendors accept orders at the show and ship directly to your store.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ASD Market Week only for retailers?

ASD is a trade-only show — you need to be a verified retail buyer, wholesaler, or industry professional to attend. Registration requires proof of business (business license, resale certificate, or similar documentation).

How much does attendance cost?

Attendance is free for qualified buyers who register in advance. On-site registration may be available but advance registration is strongly recommended to avoid lines.

Can I find hotels under $100/night for ASD?

During ASD week, budget hotels near the LVCC are rare and often poor quality. Your best bet for under-$100 options is to stay further from the LVCC (15–20 minute rideshare) or look at vacation rental options split between team members.

Official housing block or book it yourself?

Most Las Vegas shows contract a housing provider and publish an official hotel block. Booking inside it is not automatically cheaper, and booking outside it is not the same thing as the “housing poacher” warnings you will see on the show website — those refer to unsolicited callers demanding card details, not to you booking a hotel yourself.

The block tends to win during peak citywide weeks, for groups of roughly ten rooms or more, and whenever the organizer attaches shuttle access or a price-match guarantee to it. Booking independently tends to win for longer exhibitor stays covering setup and teardown nights, when the hotel closest to your hall is not in the block, and when elite loyalty benefits outweigh the rate gap.

Compare all-in totals, not headline rates. Las Vegas resort fees run roughly $44 to $57 per night at Strip casino-hotels (Las Vegas Review-Journal survey), before Nevada’s 13.38% lodging tax, which adds about $250 to $325 to a five-night stay, per room. That figure regularly reverses a comparison made on nightly rate alone. Several convention-corridor business hotels charge no resort fee at all.

Exhibitor teams contracting ten rooms or more should request the resort fee waiver in writing, at contract stage. It is negotiable before you sign and effectively impossible to obtain afterwards.

Full detail: official block vs independent booking and resort fees and waivers for trade show attendees.

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🚗 Getting around Las Vegas during ASD Market Week

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Hotels near the LVCC fill up fast for ASD Market Week. The earlier you book, the better your rate and selection. Use the links below to compare live prices across all major booking platforms:

📌 Also useful: Las Vegas Trade Show Calendar 2026–2027 | Getting from the Airport to the LVCC | Best Restaurants Near the LVCC

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