The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas
1810 sq ft·
2 bed·
Up to 5
Luxor Hotel and Casino — The Strip
The Tower Elite Two Bedroom Suite at Luxor Hotel and Casino is a 1,650-square-foot, two-bedroom accommodation on the Las Vegas Strip that accommodates up to 3 guests. It features two king beds, a full wet bar, a deep soaking bathtub, and panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Las Vegas. Travelers who want more living space and a separate bedroom setup than the one-bedroom configuration offers will find this suite a strong option.
At 1,650 square feet, the Tower Elite Two Bedroom Suite at Luxor gives a group of up to three people room to spread out without sacrificing the polished design details that define the Elite tier — floor-to-ceiling views, a wet bar, and a spa-caliber master bathroom included.
The Tower Elite Two Bedroom Suite covers 1,650 square feet, making it notably larger than the one-bedroom version of the Elite Suite, which measures 1,050 square feet. The layout separates living and sleeping spaces clearly: a spacious living room anchors the suite and flows into a dedicated dining area with seating for four. Panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows run throughout, framing unobstructed views of Las Vegas. Blackout drapes allow guests to control light completely, which matters in a city where the day-night rhythm rarely matches the clock.
Each bedroom holds a king-size bed, and the suite accommodates a maximum of three guests across both rooms. The master bathroom includes dual vanities, dual sinks, and a deep soaking tub — the same spa-inspired bath configuration found in the one-bedroom Elite Suite. A full wet bar with a gourmet coffee and tea maker rounds out the living area, alongside a mini-fridge for keeping drinks and snacks on hand. A flat-screen TV, in-room laptop-sized safe, and high-speed Wi-Fi are also included. A desk and chair provide a functional workspace if needed.
This suite is a practical choice for two travelers who each want a private bedroom, or for a small group where one person requires a dedicated sleep space away from the common area. The dining table for four means the suite can function as a gathering point rather than sending everyone down to the casino floor for every meal. Guests who stay at the Elite tier get the same soaking tub, dual-sink vanity, and wet bar amenities found in the one-bedroom configuration, but with the added square footage and second king bedroom that make a multi-night stay considerably more comfortable.
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The Tower Elite One Bedroom Suite at Luxor measures 1,050 square feet and has one king bedroom, while the Two Bedroom Suite measures 1,650 square feet and adds a second king bedroom — 600 additional square feet of space. Both suite tiers share the same core amenities: floor-to-ceiling windows, a full wet bar with gourmet coffee maker, a dining area, a soaking tub, dual sinks, a dedicated vanity, flat-screen TV, in-room safe, and high-speed Wi-Fi. The two-bedroom configuration is the better fit when two guests each want a private sleeping space.
The Tower Elite Two Bedroom Suite at Luxor accommodates a maximum of 3 guests. The suite has two king-size beds spread across two separate bedrooms, making it practical for two primary guests plus one additional traveler in the group.
Yes. The suite includes a full wet bar equipped with a gourmet coffee and tea maker. The living area also has a mini-fridge, and the dining area provides a table with seating for four, so the suite functions as a self-contained space for meals and drinks without requiring guests to leave the room.
The master bathroom in the Tower Elite Two Bedroom Suite includes a deep soaking tub, a separate shower, dual sinks, dual vanities, and a dedicated vanity space. Designer toiletries are also provided. These bathroom details are consistent with what Luxor lists for the Elite Suite tier across both the one- and two-bedroom configurations.
Yes. Luxor Hotel and Casino is located on the Las Vegas Strip. The Tower Elite Two Bedroom Suite's panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows are designed to take advantage of this position, offering views of Las Vegas from the suite itself. Blackout drapes are included for guests who want to block out the city lights entirely.