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Step into the Deluxe Room (Opal, One‑Story, Villa), a generous 1080 sq. ft. one‑bedroom retreat at Virgin Hotel Las Vegas, Curio Collection by Hilton. The villa’s thoughtful layout on a single level offers easy access and a comfortable position east of the Strip, close to the hotel’s lively public spaces and dining destinations.
The bedroom features a single King Bed dressed with hypo‑allergenic bedding and blackout drapes for a restful night, and bed sheets are changed on request. Hardwood flooring with an area rug, climate‑controlled heating and air conditioning, and lever door handles contribute to a convenient, accessible stay; the room also includes a private bathroom with shower, complimentary toiletries (shampoo, soap, and more), towels and a hair dryer. Entertainment is provided on a 55‑inch LCD TV with premium channels and streaming services such as Hulu and Netflix, plus closed captioning. Accessibility features extend to doorbell and phone notifications and a phone accessibility kit.
Practical in‑room conveniences round out the experience: complimentary in‑room Wi‑Fi, free local and long‑distance calls, a minibar, free bottled water and a work desk. Room service is available during limited hours and connecting rooms can be requested. The property’s resort amenities and dining outlets are nearby, and the room’s provisions combined with the hotel’s services make this villa a relaxed base for two guests seeking an accessible, well‑appointed stay in Las Vegas.















The villa measures 1080 sq. ft. and is a one-bedroom layout on a single level. It has hardwood flooring with an area rug, a work desk, a private bathroom and a bedroom with blackout drapes.
The room has 1 King Bed with hypo-allergenic bedding and sleeps 2 guests. Sheets are changed on request. Connecting rooms can be requested if your party is larger.
The villa has a private bathroom with a shower. It comes stocked with free toiletries including shampoo and soap, plus towels, toilet paper and a hair dryer.
The single-level layout is designed for easy movement. The room has lever door handles, a doorbell with phone notification, a phone accessibility kit and a closed-captioned TV.
In the room you get a 55-inch LCD TV with premium channels, Netflix and Hulu, free Wi-Fi, free local and long-distance calls, a minibar, free bottled water and a desk. The resort fee, $56.69 per room, per night as of November 2025, also covers a daily wellness class, two bottled waters daily, a 15% discount on spa services and in-room streaming/casting. Self-parking and valet parking are both complimentary.
The hotel is at 4455 Paradise Road, about a mile east of the Strip. There is no monorail stop at the hotel and no dedicated shuttle to the Strip or airport, so most guests use Uber, Lyft, a taxi or a rental car. Harry Reid International Airport is roughly a 5-minute ride away, and the UNLV campus is about a 3-minute walk.
Pool access is complimentary for hotel guests. The resort has three pools across a roughly 5-acre pool deck. The main pool is open to all ages, while the Terrace Pool and Kassi Beach Club are 21+. The Terrace Pool is seasonal, and the main pool typically reopens around March 1, so check current hours when you book.
The resort has Nobu, One Steakhouse, Lucia Mexican Grill, Kassi Beach House and Pizza Forte, plus Funny Library Coffee Shop for coffee and pastries from 6am to 1pm. The villa also has room service during limited hours.
With one king bed and space for two, it suits couples well. The hotel's spa has a co-ed hydrothermal bathhouse and a Posh Party for Two couples massage. The resort is widely described as adults-leaning, with a grown-up pool crowd, and the spa and fitness center are 18+.
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. The front desk is open 24 hours, and late check-out is subject to availability and extra fees. Bring a photo ID and credit card. Guests must be 21 or older, and a refundable incidental deposit of $100 per room, per night is taken at check-in.
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