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The Grand Suite (Ruby, Strip View, Chamber) at Virgin Hotel Las Vegas, Curio Collection by Hilton is a generous 700 sq. ft. one‑bedroom retreat with sweeping Strip views. Hardwood flooring and an area rug create a warm, modern feel while blackout drapes and climate‑controlled heating and air conditioning ensure restful days and nights. The suite is accessible and fitted with lever door handles and a phone accessibility kit, plus doorbell and phone notifications for added convenience.
Designed to sleep four guests, the suite features two Queen Beds with hypo‑allergenic bedding and bed sheets changed on request. A well‑appointed private bathroom supplies free toiletries—including shampoo, soap, and shower essentials—along with towels, toilet paper and a hair dryer. The living area includes a desk and ample space for relaxation or work, and connecting rooms are available when you need more room for your party.
Entertainment and in‑room comforts are carefully considered: a 55‑inch LCD TV with premium channels and streaming services (Hulu and Netflix) and closed captioning, plus free Wi‑Fi and in‑room streaming/casting. Complimentary bottled water, a minibar and limited‑hours room service keep refreshment close at hand, while free local and long‑distance calls and daily housekeeping help your stay run smoothly. Resort fee inclusions such as Wi‑Fi, two bottled waters daily and a daily wellness class are offered as part of the hotel experience, so you can relax and enjoy the best of Virgin Hotel Las Vegas.















This suite is in the Ruby Tower and is a Strip View category, so it looks toward the Las Vegas Strip. Virgin Hotel Las Vegas sits about a mile east of the Strip, so the view takes in the skyline from a distance rather than from the middle of the action. Ruby Tower rooms are noted for their Strip views and larger living areas.
The Grand Suite has two Queen Beds with hypo-allergenic bedding in a one-bedroom layout and sleeps up to four guests. It suits two couples, friends travelling together or a family. Connecting rooms are available if your group needs more space.
The suite measures 700 sq. ft. and is a one-bedroom layout with a living area that includes a desk. It has hardwood flooring with an area rug, blackout drapes and climate-controlled heating and air conditioning.
The suite has a private bathroom with a shower, free toiletries including shampoo and soap, towels, toilet paper and a hair dryer.
Ruby Tower guests get a dedicated check-in area and a dedicated valet. The tower is also closer to the fitness center, spa and pool entrance. The mandatory resort fee covers Wi-Fi, a daily wellness class, two bottled waters daily, 15% off spa services and in-room streaming/casting. The fee was $56.69 per room, per night as of November 2025.
The suite has a 55-inch LCD TV with premium channels and streaming services including Netflix and Hulu, plus closed captioning. Free Wi-Fi, a minibar and complimentary bottled water are included. Room service runs limited hours, and local and long-distance calls are free.
The Grand Suite has accessibility features: lever door handles, a phone accessibility kit, a doorbell and phone notification, and a closed-captioned TV.
Children of all ages are welcome as hotel guests, though guests 18 and above are charged as adults. The resort leans toward an adult crowd, and the Terrace Pool and Kassi Beach Club are 21+. The spa and fitness center admit guests 18 and over. With two Queen Beds, a desk and a separate living area, the suite works well for couples, small groups and longer stays.
The resort has three pools across a roughly five-acre pool deck, and the main pool is open to all ages. Pool hours and the Terrace Pool's season change through the year. Dining on site includes Nobu, One Steakhouse, Lucia Mexican Grill, Kassi Beach House and Funny Library Coffee Shop. The Strip is about a mile away, with no monorail stop nearby and no hotel shuttle, so most guests use rideshare. Self-parking and valet are both complimentary.
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