Best rooms and suites at Virgin Hotel Las Vegas, ranked
Best overall: Grand Suite (Ruby, Strip View, Chamber) — for the largest living space and the Strip views that come with Ruby Tower placement. Best value luxury: Grand Room, 1 Bedroom — a roomy one-bedroom option in the Ruby/Chamber lineup; best private-patio villa: Room (Opal, One-Story, Villa) or Deluxe Room (Opal, One-Story, Villa) for ground-floor outdoor access.
In this guide
- Top pick: Grand Suite (Ruby, Strip View, Chamber)
- Best one-bedroom suite: Grand Room, 1 Bedroom
- Best for outdoor access: Room (Opal, One-Story, Villa) and Deluxe Room (Opal, One-Story, Villa)
- Best corner and view options: Grand Room (Corner Chamber) and Grand Room (Ruby, Corner)
- Best budget-conscious pick: Room (Chamber) and Room (Ruby, Chamber)
- Best for guests traveling with dogs: Room (Dog-Friendly, Chamber) and Suite (Ruby, Dog-Friendly, Chamber)
- How Ruby Tower rooms differ from standard Chambers
Top pick: Grand Suite (Ruby, Strip View, Chamber)
Why it ranks first: Grand Suite (Ruby, Strip View, Chamber) sits in the Ruby Tower tiering and explicitly lists a Strip view, plus it’s shown among the Grand Suite categories in the property roster. Ruby Tower booking also brings dedicated check-in, closer access to The Spa and fitness center, and larger living spaces.
Who should book it: travelers who want the largest suite-type layout available with Strip-facing windows and the Ruby Tower amenities (private check-in area and dedicated valet).
- Strip views noted for this exact room name
- Access to Ruby Tower perks: dedicated check-in area and closer proximity to spa/fitness/pool
- Good for guests who want a suite plus hotel-level services
| Good for | Why choose |
|---|---|
| Couples or small families | Largest living area among Ruby Grand Suites and Strip-facing windows |
| Guests wanting Ruby perks | Private check-in area and dedicated valet |
| Those prioritizing view | Explicit 'Strip View' in the room name |
Best one-bedroom suite: Grand Room, 1 Bedroom
The Grand Room, 1 Bedroom is the straightforward one-bedroom suite option listed in the hotel’s rooms roster. It’s a practical choice if you want a separate bedroom and a defined living area without moving into the larger Grand Suite tier.
This room suits travelers who want more separation between sleeping and living space — useful for families with older children or for work/leisure travelers who need a small living room.
- Separate bedroom and living area
- Part of the chamber/suite inventory used for Ruby and Chamber classifications
- Good middle ground between standard Chamber rooms and full Grand Suites
| Sleeps | Layout |
|---|---|
| Listed as 1 King Bed | One-bedroom with living area |
| Suitable for | Couples, solo travelers needing workspace, small family using pull-out sofa (confirm bedding at booking) |
| Perks | All rooms include free Wi‑Fi and in‑room streaming/casting per resort inclusions |
Best for outdoor access: Room (Opal, One-Story, Villa) and Deluxe Room (Opal, One-Story, Villa)
If you want a ground-floor room with direct patio access, the Opal villa categories are the ones explicitly named as one-story villas in the room list. Photos and the room names indicate patio or outdoor seating is part of the Opal offering.
Opal villa rooms are a useful pick when you value private outdoor space adjacent to the pool/grounds and prefer a single-level layout over stacked suites.
- Room (Opal, One-Story, Villa) — listed as 1 King Bed
- Deluxe Room (Opal, One-Story, Villa) — also listed as 1 King Bed
- Opal villa photos show an outdoor patio area and living-room-style layouts
| Opal Villa Type | Best feature |
|---|---|
| Room (Opal, One-Story, Villa) | Ground-floor private patio access |
| Deluxe Room (Opal, One-Story, Villa) | Similar outdoor access with slightly elevated finishes (Deluxe designation) |
Best corner and view options: Grand Room (Corner Chamber) and Grand Room (Ruby, Corner)
Corner rooms and corner Grand Rooms are listed explicitly (Grand Room (Corner Chamber) and Grand Room (Ruby, Corner)). These typically offer more windows, extra daylight, and angled views compared with standard Chamber rooms.
Choose a corner Grand Room if you want more natural light and a room layout that often includes a window bench or extra seating area.
- Grand Room (Corner Chamber) — listed as 1 King Bed
- Grand Room (Ruby, Corner) — Ruby Tower corner option with the Ruby benefits
- Corner rooms are useful for daylight, additional seating, and sometimes better sightlines
| Room name | Why pick |
|---|---|
| Grand Room (Corner Chamber) | More windows and space than a standard Chamber |
| Grand Room (Ruby, Corner) | Corner room plus Ruby Tower perks |
| Photo cues | Corner rooms often show window benches and expanded seating |
Best budget-conscious pick: Room (Chamber) and Room (Ruby, Chamber)
For straightforward stays, Room (Chamber) and Room (Ruby, Chamber) are the basic Chamber offerings. Room (Ruby, Chamber) places you in the Ruby Tower tier with its dedicated check-in and proximity to spa/pool — useful if you want room-tier convenience without a suite price.
These rooms cover the essentials listed by the hotel: free Wi‑Fi, in‑room streaming, and resort-fee inclusions like two bottled waters and wellness class access.
- Room (Chamber) — 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Room (Ruby, Chamber) — 1 King Bed, Ruby Tower placement and perks
- Good for travelers prioritizing location (Ruby Tower) or a straightforward hotel room
| Room | Typical benefit |
|---|---|
| Room (Chamber) | Basic Chamber facilities and bedding options |
| Room (Ruby, Chamber) | Ruby Tower access and dedicated check-in area |
| Both | Include free Wi‑Fi and in‑room streaming/casting as part of resort amenities |
Best for guests traveling with dogs: Room (Dog-Friendly, Chamber) and Suite (Ruby, Dog-Friendly, Chamber)
There are several dog-friendly room names in the roster (Room (Dog-Friendly, Chamber); Room (Strip View, Dog-Friendly, Chamber); Grand Room (Ruby, Corner Chamber, Dog-Friendly); Suite (Ruby, Dog-Friendly, Chamber); Grand Suite (Ruby, Dog-Friendly, Chamber)). The hotel’s pet policy allows up to two dogs per reservation and provides dog beds, bowls, treats, and a Virgin bandana.
If you want the extra space plus dog-friendly perks, consider a Ruby dog-friendly suite to combine additional living space with Ruby Tower benefits. Confirm pet fees and current limits with the hotel before booking.
- Room (Dog-Friendly, Chamber) — standard dog-friendly Chamber room
- Room (Strip View, Dog-Friendly, Chamber) — dog-friendly option with Strip view
- Suite (Ruby, Dog-Friendly, Chamber) and Grand Suite (Ruby, Dog-Friendly, Chamber) — dog-friendly suites in the Ruby Tower
| Dog-friendly room | Notes |
|---|---|
| Room (Dog-Friendly, Chamber) | Standard chamber with pet perks included |
| Room (Strip View, Dog-Friendly, Chamber) | Adds Strip-facing window to dog-friendly setup |
| Suite (Ruby, Dog-Friendly, Chamber) | Larger living space plus Ruby Tower access |
How Ruby Tower rooms differ from standard Chambers
The property and the researched dossier state that booking a Ruby Tower Chamber or Suite grants access to a dedicated check-in area, closer proximity to the fitness center and spa, and larger living spaces or Strip views for certain Ruby room names.
If proximity to The Spa, the 24-hour Fitness Center, and pool entry are important, weigh upgrading to a Ruby Tower room. The resort also lists dedicated valet and a private check-in area as Ruby Tower perks.
- Dedicated check-in area and valet for Ruby Tower guests
- Closer proximity to The Spa (Ruby Tower’s spa on 2nd floor) and Fitness Center
- Some Ruby rooms explicitly include 'Strip View' in their published names
| Feature | Ruby Tower | Standard Chamber |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated check-in | Yes | No |
| Proximity to spa/fitness/pool entrance | Closer | Standard distance |
| Strip-view availability | Some Ruby room names include Strip View | Fewer standard Chamber rooms list Strip View |
