15 Places On The Las Vegas Strip Where You Can Set Up Your Laptop And Work 

Here are 15 places around and near the Las Vegas Strip where you can set up your laptop, use free WiFi, and work for a few hours. I’ll list each with the location, vibe, and any special tips. Be sure to check current availability and plug-in access before settling in.

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1. Paris Las Vegas (3655 S Las Vegas Blvd)

• Large hotel on the Strip; public seating areas and cafés inside offer free guest WiFi networks (as listed by WiFi hotspot guides). (Vegas4Locals)

• Vibe: Slightly upscale, moderate traffic—good for working if you pick a quieter corner.

• Tip: Choose a café inside the hotel for a table, plug-in and fewer distractions.

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2. The Forum Shops at Caesars (3500 S Las Vegas Blvd)

• High-end shopping mall on the Strip, offering free public WiFi (“Simon WiFi”). (Vegas4Locals)

• Vibe: Elegant, lots of ambient noise from shoppers; better for moderate focus work rather than deep quiet.

• Tip: Bring headphones; pick seating near café kiosk rather than main thoroughfare.

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3. Bellagio Hotel & Casino (3600 S Las Vegas Blvd)

• One of the “coolest free WiFi hotspots” listed in Las Vegas guides. (Vegas4Locals)

• Vibe: Premium hotel lobby, maybe more formal; good if you want a nice ambience while you work.

• Tip: Sit in the quieter side corridor of the lobby (away from the fountain show) for fewer interruptions.

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4. MGM Grand Hotel & Casino / Conference Area (3799 S Las Vegas Blvd)

• Mentioned by locals as a spot with good outlet access and comfy seating for working. (Reddit)

• Vibe: Business-hotel environment, so you’ll find lounge-type seating.

• Tip: Ask at guest services for the business-lounge WiFi network if the main guest WiFi is slow.

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

• Outdoor/indoor hybrid shopping/dining area with cafés where you can work.

• Vibe: More casual, somewhat louder; good for a “working while watching life go by” feel.

• Tip: Seek shaded spots or indoor cafés for fewer distractions.

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

• Already identified as work-friendly: “Lots of outlets & fast free WiFi.” (Reddit)

• Vibe: Café setting inside a luxury hotel complex; nicer environment, moderate café traffic.

• Tip: Order a beverage and ask staff to point you to seating with outlet access.

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

• Slightly off the main Strip, but still accessible; listed as work-friendly with stable WiFi. (Laptop Friendly)

• Vibe: Quieter side street location—good if you want less hustle.

• Tip: If you’re staying closer to the Strip but willing to take a short ride, this can be a calmer “office away from office.”

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8. Aware Coffee & Tea Lounge (5590 Painted Mirage Rd Suite 130)

• Identified by work-friendly café guides as offering stable WiFi and suitable for laptop stays. (Laptop Friendly)

• Vibe: Lounge café style, likely less tourist-heavy; good for focus.

• Tip: Check outlet access early—sometimes only a few tables have plugs.

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9. Gäbi Coffee & Bakery (5808 Spring Mountain Rd #104)

• A little off the Strip proper but still within reach; mentioned in free WiFi café listings. (Laptop Friendly Cafe)

• Vibe: Local café feel, less tourist-traffic.

• Tip: If you need quieter time than the busy Strip cafés, this might be a good break spot.

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10. Skimos Coffee Shop (1533 W Sunset Rd)

• On the outskirts of Strip-area; included in lists of free WiFi cafés. (Laptop Friendly Cafe)

• Vibe: More local/neighborhood café; fewer tourists, likely quieter.

• Tip: Good if you’re staying near the south end of the Strip and want a less hectic spot.

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11. Mothership Coffee Roasters (Downtown/Las Vegas)

• Slightly off the Strip proper (in the downtown area) but still viable if you’ll travel a bit. Mentioned for free WiFi and work-friendly vibe. (Reno Gazette-Journal)

• Vibe: Hip café environment; may be more activity, but also great coffee.

• Tip: If you don’t mind stepping off the Strip, this can be a nice alternative.

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12. The Shops at Crystals (3720 S Las Vegas Blvd)

• High-end mall also offering complimentary WiFi in common seating areas. (Vegas4Locals)

• Vibe: Upscale shopping environment; seating might be limited for long stays.

• Tip: Use as a backup workspace if cafés are full; bring your charger.

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13. Bungalow Coffee Co. (201 E Charleston Blvd Ste 180)

• Mentioned in lists of cafés suitable for work and study. (Laptop Friendly Cafe)

• Vibe: Creative, more off the main Strip; if you’re willing to travel a bit, might be a quieter hub.

• Tip: Ideal if you want to work without the tourist bustle and get a change of scenery.

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14. Sunrise Coffee House (3130 E Sunset Rd)

• Listed as a café with free WiFi in Las Vegas guides. (Reno Gazette-Journal)

• Vibe: Local-style café, more relaxed.

• Tip: Might be a bit further from the main Strip; good for morning sessions if you’re nearby.

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15. Apple Store – Fashion Show Mall (3200 Las Vegas Blvd)

• Though not a café, Apple stores often allow laptop use and have free high-speed WiFi. The location is in the mall on the Strip which has free WiFi. (Vegas4Locals)

• Vibe: Retail-store environment—not ideal for long sessions but good for an hour of focused work.

• Tip: Bring your own charger and pick a table in the Apple Store café-style area (if available) rather than standing at the Genius Bar.

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🌟 Bonus Tips for Getting the Most Out of These Spots

• Bring a compact power bank—outlets may be limited or busy.

• Consider purchasing at least a drink or snack, especially in cafés: this helps justify your time in the space.

• Opt for off-peak hours (late morning or early afternoon) to get better seats and fewer distractions.

• Use the hotel’s guest WiFi or mall WiFi networks when possible; ask staff if needed.

• For video calls, pick spots with fewer heavy foot-traffic and better lighting.

• Always check WiFi network name and whether you must “accept terms” or enter a code.