If you are looking up New York-New York Hotel & Casino Las Vegas NV, the fixed part this article can give you is Las Vegas context, not a verified property profile for that specific venue. Publicly published reference sources place Las Vegas at 36.16916667, -115.14055556, and the nearest documented casino venues in this reference set sit very close to that city point, but this is not a complete citywide venue list and it does not include a documented row for New York-New York itself.
That means this article can help with two practical questions: where the city anchor is, and how to think about lodging charges and comping without inventing live prices, hours, or property-specific terms. Where a current answer changes day by day, the right place to confirm it is the venue's own booking flow, lodging terms, and guest-services materials before you travel.
Las Vegas city context for this search
The documented city point for Las Vegas is 36.16916667 latitude and -115.14055556 longitude. In this reference set, 318 venues are measured to this city point, but that figure is only the count documented here, not a total number of casinos in Las Vegas.
For a complete current venue list, a reader should check the relevant state, provincial, or tribal gaming regulator rather than treating any article as a census. That matters because casino properties open, close, rebrand, expand, and change ownership over time.
Documented nearby venues in this reference set
Because the specific venue named in the query is not documented here as its own row, the most honest location help is to show the nearest documented venues to the Las Vegas city point. Every mileage below is a straight-line measurement. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish road mileage.
| Documented venue | Straight-line distance to Las Vegas city point | Measurement type |
|---|---|---|
| d las vegas | 0.1 miles | Straight-line |
| four queens | 0.2 miles | Straight-line |
| horseshoe | 0.3 miles | Straight-line |
| golden nugget las | 0.3 miles | Straight-line |
| binion's | 0.3 miles | Straight-line |
| golden gate | 0.4 miles | Straight-line |
| main street | 0.4 miles | Straight-line |
| main street station | 0.4 miles | Straight-line |
| stratosphere tower | 1.7 miles | Straight-line |
| jerry's nugget | 1.7 miles | Straight-line |
If you need the distance from your own location or from a different landmark, this article cannot calculate it unless that exact pair has been publicly published in the underlying reference sources. The practical way to resolve your own trip is to use the venue's official map pin and compare it with your origin in the mapping tool you already use.
What the documented venue records show about Las Vegas examples
A few nearby documented properties illustrate the kind of venue facts that sometimes exist for Las Vegas casinos, although not for the specific property named in this query. The D Las Vegas is documented at 36.16972222, -115.14277778, opened on July 2, 1980, with 1,000 slot machines and 22 table games recorded here, and ownership attributed in the published reference sources to Derek and Greg Stevens.
Four Queens is documented at 36.16972222, -115.14361111, opened on June 2, 1966, with 105 slot machines and 115 hotel rooms in the cited historical material, and ownership attributed here to Elsinore Corporation. Binion's and Horseshoe share documented coordinates of 36.17138889, -115.14444444, with 366 hotel rooms appearing in the referenced material and opening year material pointing to 1932, with ownership attributed here to TLC Casino Enterprises.
Those figures are useful as examples of how casino-property data is often tied to a documented point in time. They should not be read as live operating details for today, and they do not fill in missing facts for New York-New York Hotel & Casino.
How lodging charges are built, without guessing a room rate
If your real question is what a stay may cost, the safe answer is not a number but the variables that shape the final bill. In Las Vegas lodging, the total can move for reasons that have nothing to do with the room name alone: weekday versus weekend demand, major event periods, the tower or room category selected, how far ahead you book, whether a separately listed resort fee applies, how taxes are displayed, and whether you are seeing a public rate or a member rate.
Channel matters as well. A venue's own booking channel may handle loyalty recognition, package terms, and change policies differently from a third-party travel seller, and third-party bookings can affect whether loyalty benefits or direct property support apply in the same way.
| Variable | How it can affect the final bill | What to verify before confirming |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday versus weekend | Higher-demand nights can change the base room charge | Whether the displayed total changes by arrival day |
| Event periods | Citywide demand can push rates higher and tighten terms | Cancellation and change terms during your dates |
| Room category or tower | Different room types can carry different base prices | Exactly which room name and building section you are booking |
| Booking lead time | Earlier or later booking can produce different public offers | Whether the rate is flexible or prepaid |
| Resort fee as a separate line | A separately listed mandatory charge can change the true lodging total | Whether it is included in the first screen or added later |
| Taxes and fee display | The headline rate may not be the final all-in amount shown at checkout | How the booking path presents taxes and other charges |
| Member rate versus public rate | A signed-in rate can differ from the publicly displayed rate | Whether membership terms affect changes, earning, or eligibility |
| Own channel versus third-party channel | Booking source can affect loyalty credit, support, and change handling | Who will handle amendments, disputes, and any refunds |
Arrival and departure details worth confirming
Even when the nightly charge looks clear, check-in and check-out can still change the practical cost or inconvenience of the stay. Before travel, confirm the property's current lodging terms for deposit or incidental authorization, the identification and age requirements for the registered guest, the current process for early arrival or baggage storage, and whether parking treatment changes after check-out.
These are not small details. A booking can look settled and still surprise a traveler if the payment card authorization is larger than expected, if the named guest's identification does not match the reservation, or if parking or access terms change once the room is no longer active.
How comping works
Comping is best understood as an accounting decision, not as free travel. A casino usually works from theoretical loss: a projection of expected loss based on average bet, time played, and the house advantage of the game or machine involved. Rooms, food offers, and other discretionary benefits are then funded from that projection.
That is why offers differ so much from one person to another, and why two people staying at the same property can receive very different mailers or account offers. Some benefits are generated automatically through a loyalty system, while others are discretionary and may be extended by a host based on a patron's tracked history and expected future value.
The important economic point is simple: increasing your gambling purely to chase a comp costs more in expected loss than the comp is worth. A comp is not a rebate that turns the underlying house edge into a gain for the player; it is a marketing expense funded out of projected player loss.
That also explains why there is no honest universal recipe for a free room. Different properties weigh play history, trip pattern, game mix, calendar demand, and internal marketing choices differently, and those criteria can change without notice.
What to confirm before you go
For the specific venue in your search, the changeable items should be checked in the property's own channels shortly before travel. Use the official booking path for the current room total presentation, resort-fee treatment, tax display, and cancellation terms; use the property's lodging terms or guest-services information for identification rules, incidental authorizations, baggage handling, and parking treatment after check-out.
If you are comparing direct and third-party booking channels, confirm which party controls changes or refunds, whether loyalty recognition applies the same way, and whether the room category name in one channel really matches the room category in another. For any comp-related stay, verify whether the reservation is a marketing offer, a loyalty redemption, or a host-arranged booking, because those can carry different modification rules.
FAQ
Can this article tell me exactly where New York-New York Hotel & Casino is in Las Vegas?
No. The specific property named in the query does not have its own documented venue row in the published reference sources used for this article, so this page cannot state verified coordinates, facility counts, or straight-line distances for that venue. What it can do is place your search within the documented Las Vegas city context and explain how to confirm the property's exact current map location through its official channels.
Why doesn't this page list a room price?
Room pricing is a live figure that changes with travel dates, demand, room category, booking lead time, taxes, and whether a separately listed resort fee applies. A reliable answer belongs on the property's current booking page, where you can see the all-in presentation and the cancellation terms attached to the exact dates and room category you want.
Does comping mean the room is really free?
Not in an economic sense. Comping is usually based on theoretical loss, which estimates expected player loss from average bet, duration, and house advantage. The room or other benefit is funded from that projection, so gambling more just to chase a comp raises expected cost faster than the comp returns value. That is why comp offers are personalized and should not be treated as a route to free travel.
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