Kohathite: 10 Places Very Near The Las Vegas Strip Where You Use Your Laptop To Work

10 Places Very Near The Las Vegas Strip Where You Use Your Laptop To Work

Here are 10 spots on or very near the Las Vegas Strip where you can set up with your laptop for free (no cover charge) — each offers free WiFi and seating conducive to working. Always check for outlets/popular spaces as things shift.

1. Capital One Café (Fashion Show Mall) (3200 Las Vegas Blvd S, #1110)

Located right on the Strip inside the Fashion Show Mall.
Reported by a Reddit user as:

“Tables, booths, private offices when you need to make calls or Teams meetings, all free to use…” (Reddit)
Good for focused work, with outlets and decent WiFi.
Tip: Arrive earlier in the day for quieter seating.

2. Urth Caffé – Wynn Plaza Shops (3131 S Las Vegas Blvd)

Inside the Wynn property (Wynn Plaza Shops) on the Strip.
Free WiFi confirmed. Yelp indicates: “Yes, Urth Caffé Wynn Las Vegas has free WiFi.” (Yelp)
One Reddit user noted:

“The Urth Caffé in the Wynn was great for WFH! Lots of outlets & fast free wifi.” (Reddit)
Tip: Choose a seat near the skylight/bright area if you like natural light.

3. Starbucks – Harrah’s Las Vegas (3475 Las Vegas Blvd S)

Starbucks Web Address: 3535 Las Vegas Blvd South Harrah's, Las Vegas, NV 89109 Phone: +17023220577

A mainstream coffee chain on the Strip.
The listing says: “Grab a seat and connect to our free WiFi…” (Caesars)
Tip: Because it’s a chain, outlets may be fewer or spaced further apart — try a corner table.

4. Caffè Bottega (Tuscany Suites) (255 E Flamingo Rd)

Slightly off the main “tourist hot” area, but still very accessible from the Strip.
Provides cafe-style seating, good for laptop use.
Tip: Since this is less mainstream than big chains, noise may be lower.

5. Nook Café (The LINQ) (3535 S Las Vegas Blvd)

In the LINQ shopping/entertainment area on the Strip.
A smaller café offering seating and likely WiFi (common in café settings).
Tip: If you need a quieter corner, go just a bit off the main entrance area.

6. Aroma Barista Bar (300 W Sahara Ave)

A bit off the core Strip path but still within reach.
Good café space; likely free WiFi given the typical café model.
Tip: Because it’s slightly off the main path, you may find fewer distractions.

7. Cortadito Coffee House (3555 Las Vegas Blvd S)

On the Strip (address shows Las Vegas Blvd S) and café-style environment.
Tip: Arrange for a seat close to a wall/outlet if you plan to stay several hours.

8. Retail Mall Seating – The Shops at Crystals (3720 S Las Vegas Blvd)

Not a café but noted in listings of free WiFi areas: “The Shops at Crystals … offers complimentary Wi-Fi.” (Vegas4Locals)
Public seating spaces can be great for laptop work, though outlets might be less many.
Tip: Bring a portable charger just in case.

9. Makers & Finders Coffee Shop (1120 S Main St #110)

Slightly off the Strip (in Arts District) but still fairly close for the right vibe.
Mentioned in free WiFi café lists. (Vegas4Locals)
Tip: Good for longer sessions if you prefer less tourist-traffic around.

10. Leone Café (Tivoli Village) (400 S Rampart Blvd #10165)

Featured in “free WiFi cafes” lists for Las Vegas. (Laptop Friendly)
Not directly on the Strip but still accessible; good option if you want quieter workspace.
Tip: May involve a short ride, but calm environment.

👍 Bonus Tips for Working from These Spots

Arrive early if you want the best seating and outlets.
Buy at least a drink or snack—it keeps the space friendly and gives you cover to stay a while.
Bring a travel charger/power bank in case outlets are taken or limited.
If doing video calls or requiring quieter space, cafés with more open lounge-areas (like Urth Caffé or Capital One) may work better.
Always check WiFi terms (“guest”, “Simon WiFi”, etc) and whether you must accepted usage terms.