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Hotel Insurance Costs in Las Vegas: What Owners Should Budget For

  • Writer: Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
    Nate Jones, CPCU, ARM, CLCS, AU
  • Oct 20
  • 2 min read

Running a hotel in Las Vegas means managing high guest turnover, luxury amenities, and constant operational demands. But one thing that often gets overlooked is hotel insurance—a critical safeguard for your property and business.


Hotel Insurance Costs in Las Vegas: What Owners Should Budget For

How Much Does Hotel Insurance Cost in Las Vegas?

On average, hotel owners in Las Vegas can expect to pay between $5,000 and $15,000 annually for comprehensive insurance coverage. Monthly premiums typically range from $400 to $1,250, depending on:

  • Property size and value

  • Number of rooms and amenities

  • Location and proximity to high-traffic areas

  • Claims history and risk profile

Hotels with pools, bars, valet services, or event spaces may require additional liability coverage, which can increase costs.


What Coverage Should Hotel Owners Budget For?

A standard hotel insurance policy in Las Vegas should include:

Budgeting Tips for Hotel Owners

  1. Bundle Policies: Combining multiple coverages can reduce overall premiums.

  2. Invest in Safety: Fire suppression systems, surveillance, and staff training can lower risk and insurance costs.

  3. Review Annually: Reassess your coverage needs each year to avoid overpaying.

  4. Work with Specialists: Partnering with an experienced insurer like Wexford Insurance ensures tailored coverage and competitive pricing.


Why Wexford Insurance?

Wexford Insurance is a leading provider of commercial property insurance for hotels and motels in Las Vegas and beyond. We understand the hospitality industry’s unique risks and offer customized solutions for:

  • Boutique hotels

  • Luxury resorts

  • Budget motels

  • Mixed-use buildings with lodging

Our team helps hotel owners navigate coverage options, reduce risk, and stay compliant.

Final Thoughts

Hotel insurance isn’t just a regulatory requirement—it’s a strategic investment in your property’s future. By understanding the cost factors and working with a trusted provider like Wexford Insurance, Las Vegas hotel owners can budget wisely and protect their business from unexpected losses. Contact now!


FAQs

Q1: What’s the most important insurance coverage for hotels in Las Vegas?

Commercial property and general liability insurance are essential, but business interruption and cyber liability are increasingly important.

Q2: Can I reduce my hotel insurance premium?

Yes. Bundling policies, improving safety measures, and maintaining a clean claims history can help lower costs.

Q3: Does hotel insurance cover guest injuries?

Yes. General liability insurance typically covers injuries to guests and third-party claims.

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