Best Hotels for InfoComm 2026 | LVCC Pro AV Show Hotel Guide

InfoComm 2026 returns to the Las Vegas Convention Center from June 13–19, 2026, with the show floor opening June 17–19 in the North and Central Halls. Produced by AVIXA and headline-sponsored by Shure, InfoComm is the largest professional audiovisual trade show in North America — and one of the most concentrated buyer-decision-maker gatherings in the industry. The 2026 edition draws 30,000+ luminaries from 95 countries, 415+ exhibiting companies, and 130+ speakers across audio, video, conferencing, digital signage, broadcast AV, lighting, control, and enterprise IT.

For AV integrators, systems designers, technology managers, broadcast pros, and CTS candidates, your hotel choice during InfoComm week impacts more than just sleep — it shapes your ability to network at receptions, manage demo gear, sit for CTS exams, and recover between long sessions. This guide breaks down the smartest hotels by location, transit, and budget, with insider tips written specifically for pro AV professionals.

InfoComm 2026 Quick Facts

• Education dates: Saturday, June 13 – Friday, June 19, 2026 (West Hall Meeting Rooms)
• Exhibit dates: Wednesday, June 17 – Friday, June 19, 2026 (North + Central Halls)
• Exhibit hours: Wed/Thu 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Fri 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• Venue: Las Vegas Convention Center, 3150 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
• Attendance: 30,000+ verified attendees from 95 countries (39,579 total registrants in 2025)
• Exhibitors: 415+ companies
• Decision-maker ratio: ~50% of attendees hold purchasing authority
• Headline Partner: Shure Incorporated
• Premier Partners: Audio-Technica, Blackmagic Design, Diversified, FORTÉ
• Produced by: AVIXA (Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association)

Work or Play? Match Your Hotel to Your InfoComm Track

New for 2026: InfoComm has reorganized its show floor around two thematic halls — “Work” in Central Hall (Command & Control, Conferencing & Collaboration, Digital Signage, Learning Spaces, Enterprise IT) and “Play” in North Hall (Audio, Broadcast AV, Lighting & Staging). Where you stay should match how you’ll spend your three exhibit days.

If your week skews “Work” (you’re benchmarking conferencing systems for hybrid offices, evaluating Microsoft Teams Rooms or Cisco collaboration platforms, or attending the AVIXA Women’s Breakfast), prioritize hotels with strong business amenities — proper desks, fast WiFi for hybrid calls back to your office, and quiet evening environments. Renaissance Las Vegas, the Venetian/Palazzo suites, and Vdara are top picks.

If your week skews “Play” (you’re testing audio gear, demoing lighting rigs, or working with broadcast and live events technology), prioritize properties with longer late-night dining, vibrant social spaces for vendor receptions, and proximity to nightlife where many AV brands host after-hours events. Wynn/Encore, Caesars Palace, and The LINQ are well positioned.

Hotels Within Walking Distance of the LVCC

For AV pros transporting demo gear, CTS exam candidates needing a calm pre-test morning, or anyone wanting to maximize show-floor hours, walking-distance hotels eliminate the friction of rideshare surges and shuttle waits during peak InfoComm hours.

Westgate Las Vegas Resort — Directly across from LVCC

The Westgate sits directly across Paradise Road from the LVCC’s main entrance, with a covered walkway. It’s the closest full-service hotel to the convention center — 2 minutes door-to-door, no shuttle required. Strong choice for exhibitors with early booth setup, AV demo teams hauling gear, and anyone scheduling back-to-back showroom appointments. The Las Vegas Monorail station is on property.

Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel — Business-focused, no casino

The Renaissance is a 4-star non-gaming property four blocks from LVCC, designed specifically for business travelers. Quieter lobby, proper workspaces in rooms, full UPS Store on site for shipping gear home. Ideal for AV integrators billing client time during InfoComm week.

Courtyard by Marriott LVCC — No resort fees

Steps from the LVCC entrance and the Monorail. No resort fees, clean rooms, outdoor pool. A reliable mid-range pick for CTS candidates and first-time InfoComm attendees who want predictability over flash.

SpringHill Suites + Residence Inn LVCC — All-suite options

Both Marriott all-suite properties sit within a 5-minute walk of LVCC. SpringHill offers separate living areas and rooftop pool; Residence Inn provides full kitchens — useful for AV teams on extended stays or anyone tired of restaurant meals after six days of education sessions.

Mid-Strip Hotels with Monorail Access to LVCC

The Las Vegas Monorail connects key Strip hotels directly to the Las Vegas Convention Center station — a single 5-to-15-minute ride avoids surge pricing and traffic during InfoComm peak hours. If you want Strip nightlife in the evening but a fast morning commute to the show, prioritize Monorail-served properties.

• Wynn / Encore Las Vegas: Five-star luxury, exceptional dining for client entertainment, Westgate-to-Wynn Monorail leg is 4 minutes. Suite-style rooms ideal for AV executives hosting partner meetings.
• The Venetian / The Palazzo: All-suite property with separate living areas — invaluable when you’re traveling with demo gear or hosting impromptu vendor reviews. The Sands Expo connects directly to the Venetian, making it doubly useful for combo trade-show trips.
• Caesars Palace: Classic Strip experience, vast restaurant selection for client dinners (Hell’s Kitchen, Nobu, Bobby Flay’s), Monorail station at Harrah’s adjacent. Strong choice for AV brand reps entertaining buyers.
• Harrah’s Las Vegas: Monorail station on property. Mid-range pricing, central Strip location, no-frills but reliable.
• The LINQ Hotel: Monorail-adjacent, walking distance to the High Roller observation wheel, popular for younger AV pros and after-hours networking.
• Vdara Hotel & Spa: All-suite, non-gaming, non-smoking. Quiet evenings — a relief after six days of show-floor noise. No casino crowds, ideal for early-rising integrators.

Stations Casinos Off-Strip — Smart AV Buyer’s Choice

Locally-owned Stations Casinos properties consistently price 30–40% below comparable Strip resorts during InfoComm week. Returning attendees who don’t need Strip nightlife regularly choose Stations for the value-to-quality ratio.

• Palace Station: About 4 miles from LVCC, the closest Stations property. Recently renovated, strong food court, predictable rates even during InfoComm week. Easy 10-minute rideshare.
• Red Rock Resort: 12 miles west, full-service resort with spa, multiple pools, and excellent dining. Best for AV pros extending their stay over the weekend or those wanting hiking access to Red Rock Canyon between sessions.
• Boulder Station: East-side option about 7 miles from LVCC, consistently reliable for returning attendees who value familiarity.

Suites & Vacation Rentals for AV Teams

If you’re attending InfoComm as part of an AV integration team — three or more colleagues traveling together — a vacation rental or large suite often costs less per person than separate hotel rooms while offering critical workspace advantages: a full kitchen, separate living area for team debriefs and gear staging, dedicated workspace for client video calls, and laundry on-site for a six-day trip.

Vrbo lists hundreds of properties within 2–3 miles of the LVCC, including downtown high-rise condos and full houses in the Paradise / Spring Valley area. For teams bringing physical demo equipment — speakers, control surfaces, lighting samples — the extra storage room is invaluable. Book at least 90 days ahead for the best InfoComm-week availability.

Pro Tips: AV Professional Logistics for InfoComm Week

• CTS exam day planning. If you’re sitting for CTS, CTS-D, or CTS-I certification, AVIXA prep courses run June 13–15 in West Hall meeting rooms. Book a hotel within 10 minutes of LVCC so exam-day commute stress doesn’t compromise your performance. Walking-distance properties are ideal here.
• Demo gear & freight. If you’re shipping demo equipment (speakers, controllers, displays) ahead of InfoComm, the Renaissance has an on-site UPS Store. The LVCC itself accepts advance freight via the official material handling contractor — but personal-scale shipments to your hotel are simpler for hands-on demos.
• Network & WiFi for client demos. Hotel WiFi varies wildly during convention weeks. If you’re conducting live remote demos or video calls back to your office, request a wired ethernet connection at check-in (many business-class properties offer this) or bring a personal hotspot as backup.
• Power for multi-device days. AV pros routinely carry phone, laptop, tablet, plus demo gear. Pack a compact 4-port USB-C charger and a power strip — convention center seats and hotel lobbies are perpetually short on outlets during InfoComm.
• Vendor receptions & after-hours events. InfoComm week generates dense evening receptions (Shure, Cisco, Microsoft, AVIXA Women’s Breakfast, golf tournaments). Cluster your hotel near the venues you most want to attend — most receptions happen mid-Strip or at Westgate.
• Late checkout Friday. Exhibits close at 4:00 PM Friday June 19. Request a late checkout when you book so you can attend closing sessions and pack without rushing back mid-afternoon.
• Book 60–90 days ahead. InfoComm rates climb steadily from March onward. The 30% premium that Strip hotels charge during InfoComm week is firm — there’s no last-minute deal hunting that works.

Getting from Your Hotel to the LVCC

The Las Vegas Convention Center sits at 3150 Paradise Road, just east of the Las Vegas Strip. AV pros have more transportation options here than at most U.S. convention centers — pick the right one for your daily schedule and gear load.

• Vegas Loop (Tesla underground tunnels): Three LVCC stations connect the West, Central, and South Halls in under 2 minutes. Free for attendees during conventions. Fastest hall-to-hall transit on the campus — essential when your education session is in West Hall and your next meeting is in Central.
• Las Vegas Monorail: Direct station at LVCC, with stops at Westgate, SAHARA, Harrah’s, Flamingo/Caesars, MGM Grand. Single rides and day passes available; check current fares. Faster than rideshare during InfoComm peak hours and immune to surge pricing.
• Walking: Hotels under 0.5 miles (Westgate, Renaissance, Courtyard, SpringHill, Residence Inn) are easily walkable in 5–12 minutes. Note June Las Vegas temperatures average 95–105°F afternoons — early morning walks are most comfortable.
• Rideshare (Uber / Lyft): Short rides from mid-Strip or Downtown; fares vary with surge. Expect surge pricing 8:00–9:30 AM and 4:30–6:00 PM during exhibit days. Use the dedicated rideshare pickup zones at each LVCC hall to avoid the worst congestion.
• Self-drive: LVCC offers attendee parking; rates vary by hall. Useful if you have multiple gear cases to transport or you’re combining InfoComm with off-Strip client meetings.
• Car rental: Worth considering for AV teams hauling extensive demo equipment or extending their trip beyond convention days.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does InfoComm 2026 take place?

InfoComm 2026 runs Saturday, June 13 through Friday, June 19, 2026, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Education sessions occupy the full week in West Hall meeting rooms; the exhibit floor is open only June 17–19 in the North and Central Halls.

Where is the InfoComm 2026 venue located?

The Las Vegas Convention Center is located at 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109 — just east of the Las Vegas Strip, between Sahara Avenue and Flamingo Road.

What hotels are within walking distance of the LVCC for InfoComm?

The closest walking-distance hotels are the Westgate Las Vegas Resort (directly across Paradise Road, 2 minutes), Renaissance Las Vegas (4 blocks, business-focused, no casino), Courtyard by Marriott LVCC, SpringHill Suites LVCC, and Residence Inn LVCC. All are within a 5–12 minute walk.

Is there a free shuttle to the Las Vegas Convention Center during InfoComm?

InfoComm does not operate a dedicated free shuttle. Instead, attendees use the Las Vegas Monorail (paid, direct LVCC station), the free Vegas Loop Tesla tunnels within the LVCC campus, walking from north-Strip and convention-corridor hotels, or rideshare. Some Strip hotels offer their own complimentary shuttles to the LVCC during major shows — confirm with your hotel directly.

When should I book my hotel for InfoComm 2026?

Book 60–90 days in advance for the best rate and availability. Hotels in the convention corridor (Westgate, Renaissance, Courtyard, Marriott LVCC properties) sell out fastest. Rates climb steadily from late March onward and peak in the final two weeks before the show.

InfoComm 2026 is the premier gathering of pro AV decision-makers in North America. With 28,000+ verified attendees (28,132 in 2026) concentrated into a single week at the LVCC, getting your hotel choice right — for your work track, your demo logistics, and your budget — sets the foundation for a productive and profitable show. Book early, plan your transit, and use this guide to optimize each piece. See you in Las Vegas.