Los Angeles & Las Vegas Twin Centre Holiday 2027

Los Angeles & Las Vegas Twin Centre Holiday 2027

Combine the film studios, beaches and Hollywood glamour of Los Angeles with the shows, casinos and bright lights of Las Vegas on this 10-night twin centre holiday. Spend five nights at the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City, a short walk from Universal Studios Hollywood, then take a quick flight to Las Vegas for five nights at Paris Las Vegas, in the centre of the Strip opposite the Bellagio fountains. Charter Travel are leading holiday specialists, established in 1988. ABTA and ATOL Protected.

From £1720 pp
Holiday cost £1595
Expected local fees £125
Total per person£1720
The locally payable amounts have been converted at $1.25 to £1.00.
Travelling 7 June 2027
2 Adults

Duration: 9 Nights
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Los Angeles & Las Vegas Holiday - What's Included

Itinerary Highlights:

  • Including International and Internal flights
  • 4 Nights Los Angeles - Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City
  • 5 Nights Las Vegas - Paris Hotel and Casino (Bordeaux Room)

Current Local Fees:

  • Paris Las Vegas Resort & Casino Resort Fee $62 per room, per night

Total Expected Local Fee: $312

Resort fees are paid locally and subject to additional local taxes. The amounts shown are based on current rates and may vary depending on the hotel and travel dates.

We can tailor all hotels and durations to suit your requirements
Los Angeles & Las Vegas Twin Centre Holiday 2027

Your 9-Night Los Angeles and Las Vegas Itinerary

This sample Los Angeles and Las Vegas itinerary is a starting point. We can add nights, change the hotels or include extra stops in California / USA to create a holiday that suits you.

Los Angeles 4 nights

Fly direct from London to Los Angeles and transfer to the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City, set in the hills above Hollywood. Over the next few days, you could:

  • Spend a day at Universal Studios Hollywood, just a block from your hotel, with the Studio Tour, Super Nintendo World and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
  • Go behind the scenes at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood in nearby Burbank.
  • Walk the Hollywood Walk of Fame and see the Hollywood sign from Griffith Observatory.
  • Shop on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.
  • Spend a day at the beach in Santa Monica and Venice Beach.
  • Add a day at Disneyland in Anaheim or enjoy the roller coasters at Six Flags Magic Mountain, about an hour from Los Angeles.

Las Vegas 5 nights

Take a short flight of around an hour to Las Vegas and check in to Paris Las Vegas, in the heart of the Strip. Over the next five nights, you could:

  • Watch the Fountains of Bellagio from across the road and see the Strip from the Eiffel Tower at your hotel.
  • Book a show, from Cirque du Soleil productions to headline concerts and residencies.
  • Experience Sphere, the giant spherical venue hosting immersive films and concerts.
  • Head downtown to Fremont Street for the canopy light show and historic Las Vegas casinos.
  • Take a day trip to the Grand Canyon by road, plane or helicopter, or visit the Hoover Dam and Valley of Fire State Park.
  • Relax by the pool and enjoy the desert sunshine.

Your Hotels

Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City (4 nights)

The Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City is about a block from the entrance to Universal Studios Hollywood, making it one of the closest hotels to the park. A free shuttle runs to Universal Studios and Universal CityWalk, which is handy at the end of a long day. The hotel has an outdoor pool, a restaurant with a large breakfast buffet and a coffee shop. The nearby Universal City Metro station connects you to Hollywood and downtown Los Angeles.

Paris Las Vegas (5 nights)

Paris Las Vegas sits in the centre of the Strip, opposite the Fountains of Bellagio, and is easy to recognise by its half-scale Eiffel Tower. Inside, you'll find a casino, a large pool with views of the tower, and around a dozen restaurants, including Gordon Ramsay Steak and Mon Ami Gabi, whose terrace looks out over the Bellagio fountains. Many of the Strip's biggest hotels, shows and attractions are within walking distance.

Good to know: Las Vegas hotels charge a daily resort fee, paid locally, which covers Wi-Fi and gym access. We'll confirm the amount when you book.

Your Los Angeles & Las Vegas holiday At A Glance 

RouteLondon → Los Angeles → Las Vegas → London
Length9 nights
HotelsHilton Los Angeles/Universal City (4 nights), Paris Las Vegas (5 nights)
Between citiesAbout a 1-hour flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas
Best forCouples, friends and families with older children
IncludesReturn direct flights from the UK, internal flight, 9 nights' hotels

Why book your Los Angeles & Las Vegas Holiday with Charter Travel

Every Charter Travel twin centre holiday is tailor-made. Tell us when you'd like to travel, and our USA specialists will arrange your flights, hotels and any car hire or tours, with the right number of nights in each city. We've been arranging holidays for UK travellers since 1988, and you'll speak to the same specialist from your first enquiry until you're home. All our holidays are ABTA & ATOL Protected.

Why Combine Los Angeles and Las Vegas?

Los Angeles and Las Vegas are just an hour apart by air, but they offer two very different holidays in one. Los Angeles is about sunshine, beaches and the movies. Spend your days at Universal Studios Hollywood, see the Hollywood sign from Griffith Observatory, shop on Rodeo Drive and finish the afternoon on Santa Monica Pier or Venice Beach.

Las Vegas comes alive at night, with world-class shows, celebrity-chef restaurants, rooftop bars and the famous Strip. By day, relax by the pool or take a trip into the desert to see the Grand Canyon or the Hoover Dam.

Start in Los Angeles to settle in after the flight, then finish in Las Vegas for an unforgettable end to your holiday.

Getting from Los Angeles to Las Vegas

  • Fly (included): About an hour in the air. It's the quickest and easiest option, with many flights each day.
  • Drive: Around 270 miles, taking about 4–5 hours without stops, across the Mojave Desert. Traffic can be heavy, especially on Friday afternoons heading into Las Vegas and Sunday afternoons heading back.
  • Make it a road trip: Upgrade to car hire and turn the journey into an adventure, with a detour through Death Valley National Park, the Mojave National Preserve or Palm Springs. See our California self drive holidays for more road-trip ideas.

Extend Your Holiday

For more combinations, see all our California twin centre holidays.

What's Included

  • Return flights from London, arriving in Los Angeles and departing from Las Vegas.
  • An internal flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas.
  • 4 nights at the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City.
  • 5 nights at Paris Las Vegas.

Call us on 01635 551011, or get in touch here via our online enquiry form and tell us what you are looking for!

All our holidays are tailor-made and can be adapted by changing hotels durations and destinations to suit the individuals tastes and requirements – please do get in touch so we can start planning.


Los Angeles & Las Vegas Twin Centre FAQs

How long is the flight from Los Angeles to Las Vegas?

The flight takes about an hour, and there are many flights each day. It's much quicker than driving, which takes around four to five hours across the desert.

Is it better to fly or drive from Los Angeles to Las Vegas?

Flying is quicker and easier, and it's included in this holiday. Driving takes around four to five hours, but it lets you add stops such as Death Valley, the Mojave National Preserve or Palm Springs. We can upgrade your holiday to car hire if you'd like to make it a road trip.

How many nights should I spend in Los Angeles and Las Vegas?

We recommend around 4-5 nights in each, as on this holiday. Los Angeles has a lot to see, from Universal Studios to the beaches, and 4-5 nights in Las Vegas gives you time for shows, the pool and a day trip to the Grand Canyon.

How far is the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas?

The West Rim, home to the Skywalk, is around two and a half hours' drive from Las Vegas. The South Rim, with the most famous views, is around four and a half hours away. Both can be visited on a day trip by road, plane or helicopter, or you can stay overnight.

How close is the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City to Universal Studios?

It's about a block from the entrance to Universal Studios Hollywood, so you can walk there in a few minutes. A free shuttle also runs from the hotel to the park and Universal CityWalk.

Is Las Vegas suitable for families?

Yes, although it's best for families with older children. Las Vegas has pools, shows, the Eiffel Tower and High Roller views, and day trips to the Grand Canyon. Under-21s can't gamble or go into most bars and nightclubs, and casino floors are busy and often smoky.