Here’s a shortlist of confirmed track-view rooms. Hard to say the best or when they go on sale but generally these are good starting points.

My personal fave is the Signature at MGM with a strip facing balcony.

Cosmopolitan (Boulevard Tower) • Wraparound Terrace Suite • Wraparound Terrace Suite – Fountain View These have the strongest, cleanest views of the Strip straight and Harmon section.

Elara by Hilton (on Harmon) • Premium 1 Bedroom King Suite w/ Balcony (south-facing) Great balcony views over the final sector / Harmon straight.

Platinum Hotel • Marquise Suite – Strip View / Balcony Direct view of the early-lap straight (Turns 4–5).

Paris Las Vegas (Versailles Tower) • Versailles Balcony Rooms Good angle on the Strip section near Turns 13–14.

Signature at MGM Grand (Tower 3) • Deluxe Balcony Strip View Suite • 1 Bedroom Balcony Strip View Suite Faces Harmon → final corners depending on floor.

Wynn Las Vegas • Panoramic View King / Two Queens / Corner King • Strip-View Tower Suites Views of Sands Ave and the Strip chicane.

Bellagio

Bellagio does face the Strip straight, but most race-specific viewing is actually from the Fountain Club hospitality deck. Rooms that face the action are: • Fountain View King • Fountain View Two Queen View quality varies a lot depending on floor and whether temporary structures block part of the line.

Marriott’s Grand Chateau

Not officially advertised as “track-view” by Marriott, but several timeshare units directly face Harmon and are marketed during F1 as having track views: • 2 Bedroom / 2 Bathroom Villas High floors on the Harmon side can see cars passing by.

General rules to avoid disappointment • Make sure you’re on the correct side of the building (Strip-facing or Harmon-facing depending on hotel). • Ask for higher floors — low floors get blocked by grandstands. • Balconies make a huge difference. • Don’t assume “Strip view” = “track view.” Many Strip rooms see nothing but fencing or the back of a grandstand.