1 bedroom suites las vegas strip

1,100 sq. ft. with one king bed, one king bed ADA, one king bed hearing accessible, or one king bed ADA and hearing accessible. This suite includes an open concept living area with a sofa bed, wet bar, multi-functional dining and workspace table, and a spa-inspired bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, rain shower, double vanity, and walk-in closet.

Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in Strip views, and the suite adds one-touch controls for drapes and lights plus wireless charging stations. The layout works well if you want a true one-bedroom setup with a larger living area and a separate powder room.

Compared with the Cosmopolitan terrace suite, this room trades outdoor space for a larger indoor footprint and a more traditional Strip-view plan.

This suite measures 720 sq. ft. and includes 1 King Bed for up to 3 guests. Sliding glass doors open to an oversized private terrace, while telescoping doors separate the bedroom from the living room for more privacy.

The bathroom adds a deep Japanese soaking tub, which is a rare feature in a luxury Las Vegas hotel room. If you want an outdoor element without giving up a separate bedroom, this is the most terrace-focused option among the suites reviewed.

Compared with The Venetian’s larger 1,300 sq. ft. suite, this one is smaller but gives you private outdoor space that the others do not list.

The Strip-View One-Bedroom Suite is listed at 1,100 sq. ft. on the 35th to 39th floors. It offers one king bed, one sofabed, or one rollaway and one crib, with occupancy for 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.

The suite includes one full marble bathroom plus a guest powder room, floor-to-ceiling windows, and Strip views. Amenities listed by the hotel include complimentary premium Wi-Fi, twice-daily housekeeping, 24-hour laundry service, express pressing service, and in-room Peloton rentals based on availability.

Compared with Resorts World’s 1,100 sq. ft. Strip-view suite, Four Seasons adds high-floor placement and a fuller service list, including twice-daily housekeeping.

Palms Place lists its One-Bedroom Suite at 1,200 sq. ft. with 1 king bed and room for 4 guests. The living area has plenty of seating, and the separate bedroom gives you a more residential setup than a standard hotel room.

The suite includes a high-spec kitchen, refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher, four-burner cooktop, sleeper sofa, hardwood floors, and a whirlpool bathtub. That combination makes it one of the best options for travelers who want to cook or stay longer.

Compared with the Strip-view suites at Resorts World and Four Seasons, Palms Place leans more toward apartment-style convenience than view-first design.

The Grand One Bedroom Suite is a 1,300-square-foot suite on the top three floors of The Venetian North Tower. It includes a primary bedroom with a king bed, 1.5 bathrooms, a wet bar, dining area, and a sofa sleeper.

Living-space details include a double-door entrance with Italian marble foyer, a full-size sleeper-sofa upon availability, a complimentary empty fridge, a refreshment center minibar fridge, a four-seater dining table, and remote-controlled curtains and drapes. The bath adds a powder room in the entryway, a separate glass-enclosed shower with two shower heads and bench seat, a separate bathtub, two sink vanities, and a dry vanity with makeup mirror.

This is the largest one-bedroom suite in the set and the most feature-rich for travelers who want a larger room with multiple living and bath zones. Compared with the 720 sq. ft. Cosmopolitan suite, The Venetian gives you far more space and a second bathroom zone.

1,100 sq. ft. and a Strip-view focus make this suite one of the larger one-bedroom choices on the Strip. The open concept living area includes a sofa bed, wet bar, and a multi-functional dining and workspace table.

The suite’s bathroom adds a freestanding bathtub, rain shower, and walk-in closet with vanity. If you want size plus a clean view layout, this is a strong middle-ground option.

Compared with The Venetian’s 1,300 sq. ft. suite, this one is smaller but still delivers a large living area and a spa-style bath.

At 1,100 sq. ft., this suite gives you a separate bedroom, a living area, and a guest powder room on the 35th to 39th floors. The configuration works well for guests who want more than a standard one-bedroom layout.

The suite also includes a full marble bathroom, complimentary premium Wi-Fi, and twice-daily housekeeping. The floor-to-ceiling windows bring in Strip views while keeping the room focused on privacy.

Compared with Palms Place, the Four Seasons suite has less kitchen utility but more hotel-style service and a higher-floor setting.

1,200 sq. ft. gives this suite more room than the 1,100 sq. ft. Strip-view layouts. The bedroom is separate from the living area, and the suite is set up for 4 guests with a sleeper sofa.

Its kitchen features a refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher, and four-burner cooktop, so it works well if you want a longer stay or more in-room dining flexibility. Hardwood floors and a whirlpool bathtub round out the set of features.

Compared with the Cosmopolitan’s 720 sq. ft. suite, Palms Place gives you much more floor space and a fuller kitchen setup.

1,300 sq. ft. makes this the largest one-bedroom suite in the source set. The suite includes a king bed, 1.5 bathrooms, a wet bar, a dining area, and a sofa sleeper.

The Venetian also lists a double-door entry, Italian marble foyer, full-size sleeper-sofa, complimentary empty fridge, refreshment center minibar fridge, and a four-seater dining table. The bedroom adds a walk-in closet with built-in luggage rack and a 4K TV.

Compared with the 1,100 sq. ft. suites at Resorts World and Four Seasons, this room gives you the most square footage and the most bathroom separation.

The suite’s 720 sq. ft. layout centers on an oversized private terrace and a separate private bedroom. Telescoping doors give you privacy between the bedroom and living room, and the bathroom includes a Japanese soaking tub.

It sleeps 3 guests and includes a 1 King Bed. The outdoor space is the main differentiator, especially if you want fresh air and sunlight inside the room.

Compared with the 1,100 sq. ft. Strip-view suites at Four Seasons and Resorts World, this suite is smaller but offers a rare private terrace.

This 1,100 sq. ft. suite uses floor-to-ceiling windows to frame sweeping Strip views. The open concept living room includes a sofa bed, wet bar, and a multi-functional dining and workspace table.

The spa-inspired bathroom adds a freestanding bathtub, rain shower, and walk-in closet with vanity. It is a good fit if you want a high-floor feel without giving up indoor square footage.

Compared with the Cosmopolitan’s terrace suite, Conrad’s room is more focused on a large indoor living area and a spa-style bath.

Set on the 35th to 39th floors, this suite offers 1,100 sq. ft. with floor-to-ceiling windows and Strip views. The layout includes a separate bedroom, a full marble bathroom, and a guest powder room.

Guests also get complimentary premium Wi-Fi and twice-daily housekeeping. Those details make it a strong choice for travelers who want view plus service.

Compared with Conrad’s strip-view suite, Four Seasons adds a higher-floor placement and more hotel services.

The Venetian’s 1,300 sq. ft. Grand One Bedroom Suite sits on the top three floors of The Venetian North Tower. The suite includes a king bed, wet bar, dining area, sofa sleeper, and 1.5 bathrooms.

Its double-door entry, Italian marble foyer, and large bath with two shower heads and bench seat make it feel more residential than most Strip-view suites. Remote-controlled curtains and drapes add convenience to the larger layout.

Compared with the other view-oriented suites on this page, The Venetian gives you the strongest combination of size and bathroom separation.

At 1,200 sq. ft., this suite gives you a separate bedroom, living room seating, and a 1 King Bed layout for 4 guests. The suite is built for space and practicality.

Its kitchen includes a high-spec kitchen, refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher, and four-burner cooktop. The room also has a sleeper sofa, hardwood floors, and a whirlpool bathtub.

Compared with The Venetian’s dining-focused suite, Palms Place is the better pick if you want a true kitchen.

This 1,300-square-foot suite includes a wet bar, dining area, complimentary empty fridge, refreshment center minibar fridge, and a four-seater dining table. The bedroom also has a walk-in closet with built-in luggage rack and a 4K TV.

The suite’s 1.5-bath layout and separate shower, bathtub, and powder room make it more flexible for groups or extended stays. It is the most feature-dense option in the set.

Compared with Palms Place, The Venetian gives you more bathroom separation and a more formal dining setup, but not a full cooktop kitchen.

This 1,100 sq. ft. suite includes a wet bar and a multi-functional dining and workspace table, so it works for both meals and work sessions. The open concept living area also includes a sofa bed.

The bathroom adds a freestanding bathtub, rain shower, and walk-in closet with vanity. It is a strong middle option if you want a dining spot but do not need a full kitchen.

Compared with Palms Place, Conrad has less cooking capacity but a more polished Strip-view living room.