Key Points:
- On the Strip, only Flamingo and LINQ currently offer bunk-bed accommodations.
- Away from the Strip, your options are limited to Westgate, OYO, and Circa.
A fun novelty, bunk beds in Las Vegas are catching on in popularity, and it kind of makes sense.
Events like bachelor/bachelorette parties, guys’ weekends, or a family getaway could all benefit from the extra sleeping capacity an extra bed or two can provide.
With that in mind, I wanted to put together a rundown of hotel room options for those seeking bunk beds.
I recommend booking this room type early as options are scarce and typically get booked up well in advance.
Bunk Bed Suites on The Strip
Flamingo Bunk Bed Suites
Flamingo’s Bunk Bed Rooms & Suites each have two sets of bunk beds, consisting of a queen at floor level and a full lofted above it.
Sleeping 5-6 people shouldn’t be an issue.
The 14 standard Bunk Bed Rooms at Flamingo offer 515 SF, while the resort’s Bunk Bed Suites come equipped with 952. The larger suite puts that extra square footage to use by offering a kitchen and a living area.
LINQ Bunk Bed Rooms
LINQ’s bunk bed rooms weigh in at a mere 300 SF, which is significantly smaller than their counterparts at Flamingo.
Each room comes equipped with 2 queen beds down below, but only one twin-sized bunk bed lofted overhead.
Essentially, this is a standard guest room with an additional, lofted twin bed.
I recently stayed in this room and found it a little beat up, but functional and a solid value if you need the extra twin.
OYO Bunk Bed Suite – Near the Strip
I’ve stayed at OYO and found it to be one of the most offensive hotel rooms I’ve had in Las Vegas. I don’t recommend it.
That said, they offer a 718 SF Bunk Bed Suite with 2 full bathrooms, a wet bar, and 6 total queen beds.
Bunk Beds in Downtown Las Vegas
Circa Bunk Pads and Suites
Circa is the nicest hotel in Downtown Las Vegas, and the best option on this list if you’re not price-sensitive.
In addition to boasting a rooftop amphitheater pool deck, a 2-level casino, and the largest sportsbook in Vegas, Circa also has several bunk bed rooms.
Options at Circa include a standard “Bunk Pad” room, and also a “Bunk Suite” which provides more living space, all 4 beds are twins, so a crew of 4 is likely the most you’ll be able to comfortably fit.
Unfortunately for families, Circa is 21+, so this won’t work for those traveling with kids.
Other Notable Bunk Bed Suites in Vegas
Family Suite at Westgate
Although located away from the action, Westgate is conveniently connected to Strip resorts by the Monorail.
Their Family Suite boasts 700 SF and sleeps up to eight people. One bed is a bunk bed with stacked double-sized beds and an additional pull-out double (meaning the bunk bed sleeps up to 6 total).
The suite also includes a king bed in addition to the bunk bed.
A unique touch, the Family Suite also comes equipped with bean bag chairs and an arcade-style video game console loaded with games like Pac-Man and Galaga.
While bunk beds are a great way to sleep a larger party, they also present unique challenges.
Space can be a concern when you have 6 adults milling about, and bathroom access can become a fierce competition.
For families and groups that are able to look beyond space constraints, though, a room with bunk beds can be a differentiated way to enjoy Vegas.
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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.