Las Vegas per diem ratesNevada · FY 2027
In FY 2021 one cap covered the whole year; GSA now splits it into 4 periods. Las Vegas’s full-year average lodging cap, $142 a night, is the lowest of the 2 Nevada areas, just under Incline Village / Reno / Sparks ($163).
Las Vegas since FY 2021
Since FY 2021 Las Vegas’s full-year average has grown 18.4%; ranked by that growth, Las Vegas sits between Salt Lake City (UT) and Fayetteville (NC). Against FY 2026, Las Vegas’s full-year average rose 5.9%, between Lincoln City (OR) and Lexington (KY) among year-on-year changes. In FY 2021 Las Vegas ranked 178th of 293 by full-year average, between Eatontown / Freehold (NJ) and Annapolis (MD). Along the way: flat in FY 2023, up 15.5% in FY 2024, down 3.2% in FY 2025.
Las Vegas among the 295
Las Vegas’s Jan–Mar peak lodging cap of $173 ranks 126th among the peak caps of the 295 areas, between Boulder / Broomfield (CO) and Rapid City (SD). Nationally, Las Vegas is 169th of 295 by full-year average, between Eureka / Arcata / McKinleyville (CA, $143) and Charlottesville (VA, $142).
| Months | Cap | Nights |
|---|---|---|
| October to December | $147 | 92 |
| January to March | $173 | 90 |
| April to August | $120 | 153 |
| September | $147 | 30 |
Four days in January
Monday, January 4, 2027, to Thursday: up to $820, three nights at the January cap plus $301 M&IE. Starting April 5 instead, in a low month, the same trip comes to $661.
Weighted by days, the cap sits 25.7% above the standard rate over the year.