There are plenty of use cases for a 2 or 3-bedroom suite in Las Vegas, but not many resources out there that quickly summarize options.
Partly because I lack hobbies, I combed through every hotel’s booking portal to provide a quick snapshot of options. I’ll link out to each room to make comparisons easy.
While some suites carry an eye-watering price tag, options at lower-tier properties like Flamingo, Harrah’s, Horseshoe, Luxor, and Excalibur can be surprisingly affordable, starting at around $300/nt after fees during off-peak times.
2 Bedroom Suites – On The Strip
Bellagio
Bellagio’s 2 Bedroom Grand Lakeview Suite offers 2 king beds, a living room, and a separate dining area. At over 1,500 SF of space, this accommodation is built to impress
Rates start at just over $1,500/nt.
Bellagio also offers a 2 Bedroom Penthouse Premier Suite with 2 king beds, 2,052 SF, and separate living/dining areas.
Nightly rates start at just over $1,200/nt.
Lastly, Bellagio offers a 2 Bedroom Tower Suite with one king and 2 queen beds, plus a separate living and dining area, spread over 2,046 SF.
This suite starts at a hair over $1,000/nt.
Excalibur
Representing one of the more affordable 2-bedroom suites in Las Vegas, Excalibur’s 2 Bedroom Luxury Suite comes with either 2 kings or 1 king and 2 queens. It also offers a wet bar with a fridge, a separate living area, and a deep soaking tub.
2 Bedroom Luxury Suites are offered in both the Resort and Royal Towers with rates starting at around $275/nt.
Luxor
Typically the cheapest multi-room option at Luxor, the Tower Elite 2 Bedroom Suite has been recently renovated and offers 1,650 SF, a living room, dining area, fridge, coffee maker, and wet bar.
I recently stayed in one of Luxor’s Tower Elite 2-Bedroom Suites, which starts at around $250/nt, and thought it was a great value.
Also located in Luxor’s towers (as opposed to the pyramid), Luxor’s 2-bedroom Penthouse suite boasts a whopping 3,600 SF, a pool table, a wet bar, and a separate dining area with a refrigerator.
Aria
2 Bedroom Sky Suites at Aria offer guests 2 king beds in separate bedrooms and between 1,600 SF of space. Sky Suites also come equipped with their own private sky pool.
These suites, along with every room at Aria, were (or will be) renovated as part of a 2026 project.
These suites start at around $700/nt.
Sky Villas at Aria are a step up from their Sky Suites and also offer 2 bedrooms in addition to 3,370 SF and airport limo transportation.
MGM Grand
The 2 Bedroom Marquee Suite at MGM Grand provides guests 2 king beds, a whirlpool bath, a wet bar, and a living area.
Rates start at just over $500/nt.
MGM also offers a 2 Bedroom Loft which comes equipped with 1 king bed and 2 queens as well as 3,000 SF. This 2-level accommodation also includes an espresso machine and personal butler service.
Mandalay Bay
Mandalay offers several room types with more than one bedroom. The first is their Panoramic 2 Bedroom Suite, which has 1,450 SF and enough living space to entertain up to 11 guests. Both bedrooms have a king bed.
You can expect to pay $700/nt or more for this and the two following options at Mandalay.
Additionally, Mandalay offers a Panoramic 2 Bedroom Suite with a king and 2 queen beds. This multi-bedroom option also offers 1,450 SF and seating for up to 11 people.
Lastly, the Coral Suite at Mandalay Bay offers 2 bedrooms, each with a king bed, plus 2,755 SF, 2 LED TVs, a living room, and a dining room with a table for 8.
W
The 2-bedroom W LOFT is stunning. Complete with a 75-inch LED TV, 2.5 bathrooms, and two bedrooms both with king beds, the LOFT is 4,500 SF of luxury.
A full-size kitchen with a stove, fridge, and microwave is also included.
A step below the LOFT is W’s 2 Bedroom Suite, a more modest 1,142 SF, and it comes with 1 king and 2 queen beds.
I stayed in a Stay Well 1BR King Suite at Delano (same room product as W, just a new name), and loved it.
These two bedroom suites can be surprisingly affordable, with rates starting at around $350/nt.
Vdara
Vdara offers two distinct multi-bedroom options. The first is their 2 Bedroom Hospitality Suite, which comes furnished with 2 king beds and 1,600 SF. Hospitality suites also include a wine fridge, full-size refrigerator, and a washer/dryer.
This is another luxury option that’s somewhat affordable off-peak, starting at just over $500/nt.
The second is Vdara’s 2 Bedroom Loft, which provides 2 stories of space and offers stunning views from the top of Vdara’s hotel tower. The loft also comes with a washer/dryer, media hub, and 4-burner electric stove.
Again, this one isn’t always out of reach financially, starting at around $500/nt.
Caesars Palace
The Colosseum Flavian Sky Suite at Caesars offers an insane 2,947 SF over 2 levels, 3 total beds in 2 bedrooms, and one hell of a lot more.
It starts at around $3,500/nt… so yeah. It’s nice.
Flamingo
The 2 Bedroom Presidential Suite at Flamingo offers up to 1,600 SF, a sectional couch, marble bathrooms, and 3 entertainment centers in addition to 2 bedrooms. One bedroom has a king, while the other contains 2 queens.
This is another affordable-ish option, starting at around $500/nt.
Planet Hollywood
The Ultra 2 Bedroom Panorama Suite offers guests 2 separate bedrooms with king beds, plus 180-degree views of the Las Vegas Strip.
The suite starts at around $525/nt.
I’m not going to mention them here (beyond this sentence), but PH has additional 2-bedroom options that come in for $4,000 – $5,000/nt. Which is like a mortgage payment.
Harrah’s
The Presidential Suite at Harrah’s offers guests 2 bedrooms: one with a king and one with 2 queens. In addition to multiple rooms, the suite at Harrah’s has a wet bar, dining room, living room, and 1,200+ SF.
The Presidential Suite starts at under $1,000/nt.
Horseshoe
The Penthouse Suite at Horseshoe is larger than your average single-family home at 2,550 – 3,425 SF. In addition to 2 separate living areas, a wet bar, and whirlpool tubs, this suite offers 2 bedrooms, both with a king bed.
The Penthouse starts at just over $1,500/nt.
Resorts World
Resorts World has 3 distinct hotel brands under one roof: Hilton, Conrad, and Crockfords. I’d describe those options as good, better, and best, respectively, in terms of quality.
Under their Conrad & Crockfords brands, Resorts World offers a 2 Bedroom Entertainment Suite, and a 2 Bedroom Presidential Suite. Both options are located on the resort’s top floors and offer stunning views of the Strip and start at $2,500/nt.
A couple of 2-bedroom suite options are also offered under the Conrad brand, found here. Both options offer 2,200+ SF, a wet bar, and a dining area, with rates starting around $1,450/nt.
TI
The Penthouse Suite at TI is perched on the 36th floor and has 2 bedrooms with king beds, plus 1,800 SF at rates starting at $2,000/nt.
Wynn/Encore
On the higher end of the quality spectrum, Wynn and Encore offer both 2 and 3 bedroom suites which start at around $2,000 – $5,000 nightly.
Suite options with multiple bedrooms are clearly labeled as such when checking room availability for your intended travel dates.
The Venetian
Weighing in at 2,600 SF, The Venetian’s 2-bedroom Penthouse Suite is built to impress. In addition to having more than one bedroom, this suite provides unique amenities like a fireplace, airport limo service, 4 bathrooms, and VIP check-in.
The Cosmopolitan
The 2 Bedroom City Suite at The Cosmopolitan comes equipped with 2 bedrooms, one with a king bed and the other with two queens. Each bedroom has its own private bathroom.
Cosmo’s option is among the more stylish 2-bedroom suites in Las Vegas, starting at around $725/nt.
Fontanebleau
They won’t be cheap (starting at $2,800/nt), but Fontainebleau’s Montclair, Marquis, and Imperial suites all offer a second bedroom.
3 (or more) Bedroom Suites In Las Vegas – On The Strip
MGM Grand
The 3 Bedroom Skylofts at MGM Grand offer guests 6,000 SF spread out over 2 floors. The 3-bedroom suite contains 2 king beds and 2 queens.
Wynn/Encore
Encore’s Duplex sits atop the list of most luxurious three-bedroom suites in Las Vegas. In addition to nearly 6,000 SF, this suite includes a butler, a dining area, a wet bar, and expedited entry to nightclubs.
Guests will also receive a daily $200 in-room breakfast credit. All the bells and whistles don’t come cheap, however, as the room starts at around $5,000 per night.
Resorts World
Under the Crockfords brand, Resorts World offers a 4-bedroom “Chairman’s Villa” on its sky level, with stunning Strip views.
The Villa also boasts 5,500 SF, a kitchen with a residential feel, and 4 bathrooms. While you can view details online, call (702) 676-7002 to check availability and pricing.
A step above the villas, Resorts World also offers both a 3 Bedroom and 4 Bedroom “Palace” which come with access to a private pool, over 6,500 SF, a 24-hour butler, and more. Again, call (702) 676-7002 to check availability and pricing.
2 & 3 Bedroom Suites In Las Vegas Away From The Strip
Green Valley Ranch
The Mediterranean 2 Bedroom Suite at GVR offers 2,500 SF, plus enough room to comfortably sleep 4.
Among other amenities, this suite boasts an outdoor courtyard complete with a pergola and fireplace. Equally impressive, the 2 Bedroom Tuscany Suite offers a luxurious Italian vibe with 1.5 bathrooms, a dining table, and a wet bar.
The most impressive option, however, is Green Valley Ranch’s 2 Bedroom Villa Suite, which comes equipped with a private patio and dipping pool. The 2,500 SF suite also offers 2 bedrooms, plus a pool table, dining area, and a wet bar.
Red Rock
Complete with 2,060 SF, two bedrooms, and living space with a large sectional couch, Red Rock’s 2 Bedroom Luxury Suite will serve as the perfect home base for your family or group just off the Strip.
The base 2-bedroom option starts at $2,600/nt.
If you want to go big, Red Rock also offers a selection of Penthouses and Villas with more than one bedroom, but it’ll set you back another $1,000/nt, give or take a few hundy.
Suites With Multiple Bedrooms Downtown Las Vegas
Plaza
One of the few room offerings in downtown Las Vegas that offer rooms with more than one bedroom, Plaza’s 2 Bedroom Suite is typically more affordable than its counterparts on the Strip.
The typical 2-bedroom suite is 1,000 SF, has a wet bar, and offers 2.5 bathrooms.
The D
Located on the 17th floor, the D’s 2 Bedroom Suite comes with 2 king-sized beds. Each room has its own private bathroom. The suite also includes a dining space for 6 guests.
Circa
The Founder’s Suite at Circa isn’t cheap, but it is built to impress. With 2.5 bathrooms, living space, and 2 bedrooms, Circa offers the most luxurious offering downtown. As an added perk, the entire resort is 21+.
Whether you’re visiting Las Vegas for a family getaway, a bachelor/bachelorette party, or a guys trip to catch a sporting event, I hope I was able to help you find the perfect 3 or 2 bedroom suite for your needs!
While a touch more expensive, multi-bedroom suites in Vegas keep the group together and can allow for a more enjoyable trip.
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I’m a former software salesman turned Vegas aficionado. While the craps table is my preferred habitat, I pull myself away to explore new attractions, shows, restaurants, and outdoor activities around Las Vegas with the intent of sharing my experiences.
Ultimately, I just want to help folks plan a better trip and save a few bucks in the process.
Missy
Wednesday 8th of April 2026
This is an amazing article. I appreciate it so much because we travel and many times have to do lots of research just to find a 2 bedroom hotel room for our family's needs. Can you plese suggest maybe the quietest resort with a 2 bdm suite? Is it worth staying out of town a bit and driving in or not really?
Jake Hoffman
Thursday 9th of April 2026
Thanks! That's exactly why I created this. There just isn't a great rundown of options out there. I'm actually eyeballing a 2BR option at Mandalay Bay this summer for my family - It's at the far south reaches of the Strip, so no madness, and the pool is one of the best in Vegas for kids (lazy river, wave pool, and real sand beach).