Conrad Las Vegas Suites

This Strip View One-Bedroom Suite is listed at 1,100 sq. ft. and sleeps 4. The source names One King Bed, One King Bed ADA, One King Bed Hearing Accessible, and One King Bed ADA and Hearing Accessible versions.

Inside, the suite includes a sofa bed, wet bar, multi-functional dining and workspace table, and a spa-inspired bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, rain shower, and walk-in closet with vanity. The room also adds one-touch controls for drapes and lights plus wireless charging stations.

Choose this if you want the clearest Strip-facing option in the Conrad suite lineup. It is the strongest fit for travelers who want a large one-bedroom layout with a dedicated living area.

The City View One-Bedroom Suite is a one-bedroom option that sleeps 4. The Hilton listing shows it alongside the Strip View One Bedroom Suite, which makes the view the main difference between the two versions.

Conrad’s suite description says these one-bedroom suites include an open concept living area with sofa bed, wet bar, multi-functional dining and workspace table, and a spa-inspired bathroom. That makes the city-view version a practical pick when you want the same layout without paying for Strip-facing views.

For travelers comparing views first, this suite is the direct alternative to the Strip View One-Bedroom Suite on the same property.

The Strip View Two-Bedroom Suite sleeps 6 and is the clearest fit for larger groups that want a shared Strip-facing stay. The Hilton listing identifies it as two king beds with a Strip view.

This option sits above the one-bedroom suites on capacity and privacy, since it gives you two separate bedrooms. The layout is the main reason to choose it over the one-bedroom suite types on this page.

Compare it with the One-Bedroom Suite if your group needs more sleeping space but still wants a single suite reservation at Conrad Las Vegas.

The Two-Bedroom Conrad Presidential Suite is the highest-capacity suite listed in the Hilton source, sleeping 8. It is the clearest choice for a large group that wants presidential-level space at Conrad Las Vegas.

The source does not list square footage, but it does show the bed setup as 1 king bed and 2 queen beds. That makes it the largest family or group option among the Conrad suite types shown here.

Choose this over the Strip View Two-Bedroom Suite when guest count matters more than a view label. It is the top end of the suite ladder in the source set.

The One-Bedroom Suite is another Conrad option that sleeps 4. The Hilton listing places it alongside the City View One-Bedroom Suite and the Strip View One-Bedroom Suite, so this is the base one-bedroom suite category.

Conrad’s room copy says the brand’s suites include an open concept living area with sofa bed, wet bar, multi-functional dining and workspace table, and a spa-inspired bathroom. That structure makes the one-bedroom suite a solid middle ground between premium rooms and larger two-bedroom suites.

If you want the suite format but do not need a named view category, this is the simplest starting point in the Conrad suite set.

The City View One-Bedroom Suite sleeps 4 and sits in the same suite family as the Strip View One-Bedroom Suite. In the Hilton listing, both are one-bedroom layouts, so the view is what separates them most clearly.

The broader Conrad suite description points to an open-concept living area, wet bar, and spa-inspired bathroom across the suite lineup. That gives this suite the same functional benefit as the Strip-view version when you want a one-bedroom layout with more room to spread out.

Use it as the lower-view alternative when you want the one-bedroom layout but do not need Strip-facing windows.

The Strip View One-Bedroom Suite sleeps 4 and is one of the main suite types shown on the Hilton page. It sits between the city-view one-bedroom suite and the two-bedroom suite category in the property’s room list.

As with the other Conrad suites, the source highlights a sitting area with work desk and a spa-inspired bathroom. The key differentiator is the Strip view through floor-to-ceiling windows.

This is the direct pick for travelers who want the one-bedroom format and care most about the Strip-facing outlook.

The Strip View Two-Bedroom Suite sleeps 6 and uses two king beds. That makes it the best-fit family or group option among the standard Conrad suite types listed in the Hilton inventory.

The source shows this suite as part of the same view-based lineup as the one-bedroom city and Strip-view suites. The main advantage is the extra bedroom, while the Strip-facing view keeps it in the premium tier.

If you are weighing space against view, this one gives you both in a single reservation.

The Two-Bedroom Suite sleeps 6 and appears as a separate booking option in the Hilton inventory. Its biggest value is bedroom separation, which helps when a group needs privacy without moving up to the presidential suite.

Because the source lists both Strip-view and non-view two-bedroom categories, this version gives you the broader suite format without forcing a view-specific choice. It still belongs to the same Conrad suite family with floor-to-ceiling windows and spa-inspired finishes.

Use it when the room count matters more than the view label and you still want a suite rather than a premium room.

Booking.com lists a One-Bedroom King Suite that sleeps 4. It appears alongside a One-Bedroom King Suite with City View, so this is the base booking name for that suite class.

The same Booking.com inventory also shows a premium king room, queen room, and two-bedroom presidential suite, which helps place this suite in the middle of the lineup. For travelers, that means more space than a premium room but less capacity than the two-bedroom options.

Use this version when searching external booking channels and you want the standard one-bedroom king setup at Conrad Las Vegas.

Booking.com lists the One-Bedroom King Suite with City View as a 4-guest option. It sits next to the standard One-Bedroom King Suite, so the view is the main difference in the listing.

This is useful if you are comparing booking channels and want the city-facing one-bedroom version rather than the Strip-view suite. The inventory placement makes it a direct alternative to the base one-bedroom king suite.

For a quick search, this is the city-view one-bedroom booking name you are likely to see outside the resort site.

Booking.com lists the Two-Bedroom King Suite with Strip View with two king bedrooms. The same room table shows a capacity of ×6 and ×5 beside the listing, indicating a larger suite category than the one-bedroom options.

This booking-channel naming is helpful because it separates the suite by bed setup and view in a way the resort site does not always show on the same page. It is one of the clearest large-suite alternatives to the Conrad presidential suite.

Choose this if you need two king bedrooms and want a Strip-facing booking label.

Booking.com lists the Two-Bedroom Presidential Suite with 1 king bed and 2 queen beds, and it sleeps 8. That makes it the highest-capacity suite in the Booking.com inventory shown for Conrad Las Vegas.

In the broader Conrad materials, the presidential suite also appears as a Strip-view option with an oversized living and dining area. That combination makes it the most formal large-suite choice on the property.

Use this when you need the biggest booking-channel suite and want a presidential layout rather than a standard two-bedroom configuration.