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Step into the Grand Room (Ruby, Corner), a generous 757 sq. ft. corner retreat at Virgin Hotel Las Vegas, Curio Collection by Hilton, offering elevated Strip views and a layout designed for comfort and style. Hardwood flooring and an area rug set the tone while climate-controlled heating and air conditioning, blackout drapes and hypo-allergenic bedding ensure restful nights for up to two guests.
The room features one King Bed and a thoughtful bedroom layout with a private bathroom stocked with free toiletries including shampoo, soap and toilet paper, plus towels and a hair dryer. In-room accessibility features include lever door handles, a phone accessibility kit, doorbell and phone notification, and closed-captioned programming on a 55-inch LCD TV with premium channels and streaming services such as Hulu and Netflix. Practical touches like a desk, minibar, free bottled water, free local and long-distance calls, and the option of connecting rooms make this room suitable for both relaxation and work.
Your stay also includes a range of included guest conveniences: complimentary in-room Wi‑Fi and in-room streaming/casting, daily bottled water as noted in the resort fee inclusions, access to daily wellness classes, and a 15% discount on spa services as part of the resort fee benefits. Additional services available during your visit include limited-hours room service, housekeeping, and options for bed sheet changes on request, all designed to make your Las Vegas visit smooth and welcoming.















This corner room sits in the Ruby Tower at Virgin Hotel Las Vegas, Curio Collection by Hilton, and is known for its elevated Strip views. The hotel is about a mile from the Strip, so you look toward the skyline from a little distance rather than from the middle of it.
The room has one king bed and sleeps up to two guests. That makes it a natural fit for couples or solo travelers who want more space. The bedding is hypo-allergenic, and blackout drapes help with sleep.
At 757 sq. ft., this is a one-bedroom corner room with hardwood flooring, an area rug and a desk. It gives you plenty of space to spread out, whether you are relaxing or getting some work done.
The room has a private bathroom with a shower. It is stocked with free toiletries, including shampoo and soap, and has towels, toilet paper and a hair dryer.
The mandatory resort fee, $56.69 per room, per night as of November 2025, covers Wi-Fi, a daily wellness class, two bottled waters a day, in-room streaming and casting, and 15% off spa services. Rooms also have a 55-inch TV with Netflix and Hulu, a minibar, free bottled water and free local and long-distance calls. Self-parking and valet are both complimentary.
The room has lever door handles, a phone accessibility kit, doorbell and phone notification, and closed-captioned TV. Connecting rooms are available, which helps travel companions who want adjoining space.
Ruby Tower guests are closer to the fitness center, spa and pool entrance. The spa and the 24-hour fitness center are both on the 2nd floor of the Ruby Tower. The resort has three pools across a roughly 5-acre pool deck, and pool access is complimentary for hotel guests. Some areas, including the Terrace Pool and Kassi Beach Club, are for guests 21 and over. The Terrace Pool is seasonal.
The property has Nobu Las Vegas, One Steakhouse (daily 5 pm to 10 pm), Kassi Beach House for coastal Italian cuisine, and Lucia Mexican Grill. For something quick there is Pizza Forte, and Funny Library Coffee Shop serves coffee and pastries daily from 6am to 1pm. Room service is also offered during limited hours.
The hotel is at 4455 Paradise Road, about 1.2 miles from the Strip. There is no monorail stop at the hotel and no dedicated shuttle, so most guests use Uber or Lyft or a rental car. Harry Reid International Airport is a 7 to 8 minute drive away. Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. The front desk is open 24 hours, and guests need a photo ID and credit card. A refundable $100 per room, per night incidental deposit applies, and the minimum check-in age is 21.
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